What's in each plan.

Write what you're looking for the way you'd say it. Acre checks the market every 3 hours and every new match lands as a lead with an owner.

Paste a Zillow, Redfin or Realtor.com link, type an address, or bring your old spreadsheet in as a CSV.

Every lead on a list or a map, with status filters, search and the archive one tap away.

Acre re-reads each listing about once an hour: price drops, pending, back on the market and sold land in the lead's feed.

Every lead gets the nearest sold homes of a similar size, and from them the ARV, your 70% number and what it should rent for.

Set how far, how recent and how similar a comp has to be, for the whole workspace or for one lead.

A score out of 10 on every lead, with what went into it, so the best deals rise to the top of your list.

Wholesale, fix & flip, BRRRR and buy & hold, with your loan terms and targets. Every lead shows each one's max offer and the cash it takes, against the asking price and their counter. Start from a ready-made one.

Pick a follow-up cadence from the library, change the few blanks, turn it on. Voicemail? Back on your list tomorrow.

Draw cadences from If blocks on a canvas: wait for events, check facts, split A/B, repeat on a timer. Test mode runs a lead through first.

Follow-ups that come due, price drops and mentions buzz your phone, with quiet hours so nights stay quiet.

Workflows text the agent from your Twilio number and email them from your Gmail, only during the agent's daytime.

Say the cadence you want in a few sentences, like “no answer, call again in 3 hours”, and Acre AI drafts the workflow for you to check and publish.

Say what you want to tell the agent in a few words, like “ask if the seller would take 10% under”, and Acre AI writes the text or email for you to read, change and send. It works in workflow steps too.

A workflow step that asks Acre AI: when the agent emails, it writes the answer from their email and your playbook, sums it up or picks the next path. Send it right away, or have it ask you first.

Type “remind me when it's 30 days on market” in a lead's note box. Acre pings you then, or in 3 days, or when the price drops, it goes pending, comes back or sells.

The dashboard hands you the most overdue lead first, with the agent's number, Text and Email, and keyboard shortcuts.

Connect Twilio and Gmail: calls, texts and emails go out from your own number and address, and replies land on the lead.

Track your offers, their counters and when each expires. An offer about to run out jumps to the top of your day.

Log how a call went, an offer or a note. Logged the wrong thing? Undo takes it back, workflows included.

Photos, contracts and inspection reports on the lead they belong to, up to 25 MB each.

When the agent emails or texts back, Acre AI reads it and gets the log ready: their counter and when it runs out, an accepted or rejected offer, or a home that went to someone else. It drafts your answer from your playbook, for you to check and send.

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any AI agent that speaks MCP: sign in to Acre once, then ask what's due today, look up a lead, log a call or add a lead without opening Acre.

Add fields like “Pre-approved” or “Budget”. Workflows can check them, set them and start when one changes.

@mention a teammate in a note and it pings their phone. See what everyone logged today beside your call sheet.

Invite teammates by email to share a workspace's leads, workflows and fields.

Send us your spreadsheet and we bring it into Acre for you, with a real person to call when you need one.

One email each morning with new leads, price cuts, agent replies, mentions and what your team did. Pick the hour, or turn it off.

A buy box can give each new lead to the least busy teammate: whoever has the fewest open leads, so no one's list piles up.