Real estate agents, teams and brokerages
The inbox, the paperwork, the research before a listing appointment, the follow-up that keeps not happening. We build AI and automation around the work you already do, on your machine, connected to your tools, then train you to run it. AI prepares. You decide.
Three ways to start, every price on this page. In person across the DMV, remote everywhere else.
Meet Andrew, then meet Pat: the same agent and investor in the DC and Maryland market, and the brother of JDS founder Kevin Joy, before and after the AI automations. More offers, on better numbers, and every decision still his. A drawn walkthrough with synthetic narration; real footage replaces scenes as it is shot.
Ways to start
Start small and prove it, or start with the whole system. The quote after the call is these numbers unless your setup is unusual, in which case we will say why.
Find the two workflows most worth improving before you spend thousands on implementation.
The core implementation: two or three workflows running on your machine, connected to your tools, and you trained to run them.
For serious agents, investors, teams and brokerages who want the whole operation connected.
Then, if you want it: Technology partner. Someone who understands your business and keeps improving the systems around it. Monthly, scoped on the call. A standing review of what is running and what is not. Improvements as the business changes. The next build when the numbers say so.
Not another AI course
Your tools and your data, not a platform to migrate to. You are not being asked to become an AI expert. You are buying implementation, and someone who stays accountable to whether it works.
Where the week goes
Not all five are worth automating. On the first call we work out which two are, and we will say so if the honest answer is none of them.
Read everything, answer some of it, lose the rest under the next hour's mail.
Worth automating first if you are answering the same six questions every week.
Checklists in your head, deadlines in three places, the same fields typed into the same forms.
Worth automating first if a missed milestone has ever cost you a deal.
Comps pulled at 11pm, a neighborhood brief assembled from memory.
Worth automating first if you take more than two listing appointments a month.
Written in the car, posted late, or not at all.
Worth automating first if consistency is the problem rather than quality.
The people who were warm in March and have not heard from you since.
Worth automating first if your CRM has more than fifty people you have not spoken to this quarter.
The videos
Seven short videos, one to two minutes each: what you get, what is possible today, a day with it running, our process, what to hand off and what to guard, teams, and what it costs. Drawn walkthroughs with synthetic narration from our scripts.
The detail, when you want it
The short version: it runs on your machine, connects to the tools you already use, prepares on a schedule, and nothing goes out without you. Each line below opens the long version.
Scheduled tasks
The assistant does not wait to be asked. It prepares on a schedule, and every entry below ends the same way: with you deciding. Nothing is sent, signed or posted for you.
New listings, price changes and closings in your farm area, in your inbox before coffee.
You Nothing to approve. It is a brief, not an action.
Sorted into needs you, can wait, and noise. Replies drafted for the first pile, in your voice.
You You read each draft and press send, or you do not.
Every open file checked against its milestones. What is due this week, per file, with the document it needs.
You You decide what to chase. It never signs anything and never sends a disclosure.
A CMA draft and a neighborhood brief for this afternoon's listing appointment, assembled from the sources you already use.
You You check the comps. The numbers are a starting point, not a verdict.
Who has gone quiet in the last thirty days, with what you last said to them and a first draft for each.
You You pick who to reach out to. The drafts wait.
A week of posts and listing copy drafted from the week's activity, with fair housing language checked.
You You edit, you post. Nothing is published for you.
What it connects to
The assistant reads the systems you already use. Nothing is migrated. Where a tool cannot be connected, we say so on the first call rather than after you have paid.
On your machine
Connected in the setup
Connected on request
How we work with you
Most of what is sold to agents as AI training is a course. This is not one. We sit down with you, on your machine, and leave you with something running.
A thirty-minute call to understand how your week actually runs, and which two of the five are worth doing first. No charge, and a straight answer either way.
A setup session on your own machine: the AI, the accounts, the privacy settings before a client's name is typed. Then your knowledge pack and skills, and the workflows, connected to your real inbox, files and CRM, and put on a schedule.
A session on the thing we built, so you can use it and supervise it. You know where every switch is.
Check-ins on what is actually being used. Tune what runs, retire what does not earn its place.
Once it is working and trusted, the next system: a dashboard, a calculator, a portal, an integration. That is where the relationship becomes bigger than AI.
Your clients' information
An agent's data is other people's data: names, finances, addresses, and the terms of deals that have not closed. Most of the setup session is about this, and it is the reason we do it in person rather than sending a checklist.
Proof
It started with one manual step: assigning costs to projects by hand. That got automated first. Then spend tracking, revenue forecasting, and an offer calculator on top of the clean data. Their words, on the homepage:
Read the whole storyJDS wrote a routine that automated it, saving me at least five hours a week.
We run this business from one chat: invoices, bank feeds, email, the calendar and the books, with scheduled tasks that prepare each morning and wait for us to approve. It is the same pattern we set up for you, and you can watch a recording of it.
See how we workWe do not manufacture testimonials. PG Living is real estate investment experience, not an agent case study. The real estate program is taking its first agents now; when there are agents on record about it, they will be here in their own words, and not before.
Fit
And if your business needs more than AI
AI is one of the tools. The relationship is someone who understands how your business runs and keeps building the systems around it.
When the numbers underneath are the problem
Sometimes the constraint is not the inbox. It is that commissions, splits, pipeline and spend live in four places and none of them agree.
That is the other half of what we do, and PG Living is the example of one growing out of the other: one automated step first, then the tracking and forecasting once the data could be trusted. If that is your situation, the diagnostic call will say so, and we start there instead.
Or configure your own
Behind the three options above is one price list. Pick a track, add the workflows that matter, and the total is the total. Prices are per engagement, not subscriptions.
Questions
The one that fits you. Claude Desktop is our default for this work because of how it handles long context and connected tools. If your brokerage already pays for ChatGPT, we set that up properly instead.
No. Every workflow we build ends with a draft waiting for you. You read it and send it, or you do not. An agent's reputation is the product, and nothing here is allowed to spend it without you.
The setup session is mostly about this. The assistant runs on your machine under your account. We change the provider settings so your conversations are not used for training, and we show you what leaves the machine and what does not. Your brokerage's rules on client data are yours, and the setup works inside them.
No. We set it up with you, on your machine, connected to your work. The videos on this page show what is possible and how we work, so you can decide before we talk. The setup itself is done together.
Three ways to start, every price on this page. A workflow audit for $199, a 60-minute video call from wherever you are, credited toward implementation. The AI workflow build, $2,000 to $5,000 by scope, which is the core engagement. A full business AI and automation system from $7,500 for teams, investors and brokerages. After that, a monthly technology partner relationship, scoped on the call. The quote after the call is these numbers unless your setup is unusual.
Yes. In person across DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia, remote everywhere else. The setup session works over a screen share; the in-person version is a convenience, not a requirement.
Then it gets connected as part of your setup, or we tell you on the first call that it cannot be. Most tools with an export or an API can be. MLS access depends on your board's terms, and we do not work around those.
The diagnostic call is thirty minutes. The setup session is a half day. Each workflow is built and trained over a week or two, depending on how much of your data has to be organized first. Most agents are running their first scheduled task within two weeks of the setup session.
Start here
Book the diagnostic call, or tell us about your week in writing and we will reply with which two of the five we would start with.
In person across DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia. Remote everywhere else.