Insights · training
What does the team need to practice?
Follow participation, attempts and exercise results. Use them in coaching. Track appointments booked and listings won separately in your business systems.
Explore InsightsPopscale for real estate agencies
Help agents spark interest, explain their value and build trust throughout the property sale. With AI practice for conversations from the first contact to the listing appointment, the follow-up and the difficult news.
Book a demoFor real estate agencies and networks. From new agents and appointment setters to experienced agents and office managers.

From first contact to the next decision
Knowing the property and the process is one thing. Getting the appointment, understanding hesitation and making your value clear is another. That takes practice.
First contact
“We’re thinking about selling, but we want to wait.”
Find out what the homeowner is considering and why an initial appointment would be useful. Practice sparking interest and suggesting a next step without pushing for a decision.
An opening to try
“What would you like to understand before deciding? A first appointment can focus on just that, without you having to decide to sell.”
The listing appointment
“Why should we choose you?”
Understand what matters to the seller before presenting your approach. Connect the way you work to their priorities, rather than simply giving the agency’s standard presentation.
The value of your service
“The other agent charges less.”
Explore what the seller is comparing. Make the work and its value concrete before the conversation gets stuck on discounts or vague promises of commitment.
After the appointment
“We need to think about it.”
Find out what still needs clarifying. Practice agreeing on when and how to reconnect, with a clear purpose for the next conversation.
During the sale
“The offer is lower than we had in mind.”
Make room for disappointment and explain the situation clearly. Help the seller understand the options and the next step without promising a particular sale price.
The listing appointment · Popscale in practice
The seller is comparing two agents’ fees. Practice understanding the comparison before making the case for your approach.
From a fictional practice conversation

Speaking
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Onboarding and new ways of working
Let new agents practice your agency’s approach before using it with a customer. Do the same when introducing a new way to handle listing appointments or follow-ups.

Episodes & Flashcards
Explore your offering, the process and what sets your agency apart. Review what the customer needs to understand at each stage.
Coaching & Roleplay
Book an initial appointment, explain your fee or follow up with a hesitant seller. Get feedback and try again with different AI customers.
Assessments
Assess knowledge and conversations against your criteria. Use the results to guide supervision and further practice.
Use activities independently or bring them together in a Journey. Practice complements onboarding and support from colleagues.
Explore faster onboardingLeadership at the agency
Give office managers room to practice feedback that helps agents improve, not just track appointments and listings.

Example · feedback after a listing appointment
An agent starts defending the fee as soon as the seller mentions a cheaper competitor. How do you help your colleague become more curious before making their case?
An opening to try
“When the seller brought up the fee, you started explaining our marketing. What did you find out about what the seller was comparing?”
Describe what you observed, listen to the agent’s perspective and agree on a behavior to try. For example, a follow-up question before the next argument.
Distinguish what the agent demonstrates in practice from what drives the seller’s choice.
Insights · training
Follow participation, attempts and exercise results. Use them in coaching. Track appointments booked and listings won separately in your business systems.
Explore InsightsStudies · the customer’s perspective
“What mattered most when you chose an agent?”
AI-led Interviews in Studies let you explore answers and ask follow-up questions. Results are gathered in a separate report to help you choose what to improve.
Explore StudiesCommon questions
Agents, appointment setters and other customer-facing roles at real estate agencies and networks. New agents can practice before their first customer conversations, experienced agents can work on harder situations, and office managers can develop their feedback and coaching.
Yes. Start with the first contact with a homeowner considering a sale. Practice understanding the situation, making the value of an appointment clear and responding to answers like “we want to wait” without becoming pushy.
Yes. You describe the situations, AI customers and behaviors to assess. Start with your offering, procedures and reviewed material. The responsible agent continues to make the professional judgments.
No. Agents practice with fictional AI customers. This requires neither recordings of actual customer interactions nor information that could identify your customers. Use fictional examples when creating exercises.
Authorized managers and administrators can read participants’ transcripts and feedback. Conversations are therefore not private between the participant and the AI. Explain the purpose of the training and who has access before you begin.
Yes. Start with a conversation that matters to you, such as booking an appointment or discussing fees. Activities can be used independently. When you want to combine knowledge, practice and assessment, you can organize them in a Journey.
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