For real estate agents
The Open House Is Where Contacts Go To Die
Forty people through the door, a sign-in sheet of handwriting you cannot read, and a stack of your cards in the recycling by Monday.
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Avery Chen
Founder · Northwind Studio
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Point your phone camera at this. It is a real card.
What Actually Goes Wrong
You hand out more cards than almost anyone, and you get the least back from them. The card goes in a coat pocket at an open house and surfaces three weeks later, if it surfaces at all.
Meanwhile your details change constantly. New brokerage, new number, new listing site. Every card you have ever handed out is now wrong, and there is nothing you can do about any of them.
What Changes
They Save You At The Door, Not Later
One scan puts you in their contacts while they are standing in the kitchen, before the day blurs. No sign-in sheet to decipher afterwards.
Switch Brokerages Without Reprinting
Change your company, your number and your listing link, and every code you have ever handed out serves the new details. Yard signs included.
You Can See Which Showings Actually Worked
The scan log shows the day and the area, so you know Saturday's open house produced six saves and Sunday's produced none.
Worth Knowing Before You Buy
You can design a card and scan a real test card from your own phone without an account and without paying. The honest limitations are written down rather than buried.