Real estate

Reach buyers when the right listing hits the market

Alert buyers when a listing matches their criteria, invite neighbors to open houses, and follow up after showings — on email or WhatsApp with geo-targeted segments.

  • Geo segmentation by neighborhood
  • Segmentation on buyer preferences
  • WhatsApp for fast listing alerts
Real estate in BIP

The trap

Sound familiar?

Legacy tools bill you for the whole list — even the contacts you never message.

  • Buyers miss new listings because generic MLS alerts arrive too late or too broad.

  • Open house invites go to your entire database instead of nearby prospects.

  • Follow-up after a showing depends on agents remembering to send a manual message.

Why bip fits

Built for how you send

  • Geo segmentation by neighborhood

    Draw a radius around a listing or neighborhood. Target buyers who searched in that area.

  • Segmentation on buyer preferences

    Filter by budget range, property type, buyer stage, or agent assignment with nested logic.

  • WhatsApp for fast listing alerts

    Send new listing alerts and open house invites on WhatsApp with mapped template fields.

  • API-triggered follow-ups from your CRM

    Trigger a follow-up from your CRM when a buyer attends a showing or saves a listing.

  • Pay per send, not per lead

    Keep every buyer and past lead on the list for free. You pay when a listing alert actually goes out, not for a database of window-shoppers.

  • Delivery and click tracking

    See who opened the listing alert and clicked through to book a showing — delivered, opened, and clicked events land on each buyer in real time.

The plays

Campaigns your team can copy

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The radius alert

New listing in Oak Park: the alert goes to active buyers within 8 km whose budget field covers the price. Sixty-two matches, sixty-two sends — and none of them wasted on renters downtown.

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Open house for the neighbors

Sunday open house? Thursday, everyone within 2 km of the address gets the invite — neighbors talk, and the next seller on that street will remember who filled the house.

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The day-after follow-up

After a showing, your CRM triggers a follow-up with a one-day delay. Buyer makes an offer? The cancel call stops the message. Silence? The gentle nudge arrives right on time.

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In practice

New listing alert for nearby active buyers

A brokerage lists a 3-bedroom home in Oak Park. They segment buyers tagged "active search" within 8 km who set a budget above $400K. A WhatsApp alert goes out with the address, price, and open house date — 62 matches, 62 sends. Buyers outside the radius never get the message.

Common questions

Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Talk to our team — a human replies.

How do I model buyer preferences?

Custom fields hold budget, property type, bedrooms, and stage; location criteria handle the where. Segments combine them with nested logic.

Do late-arriving buyers make it into alerts?

Segments recalculate at send time, so a buyer who registered this morning is in this afternoon’s alert — no list refresh, no export.

Can my CRM drive the follow-ups?

Trigger campaigns from your CRM via the API — after a showing, a saved search, or a stage change — with delay and cancel under your control.

Alert your first buyer segment about a new listing

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