Your phone rings first
Run it only when you miss a call or after hours. During the day your phone rings as usual, and Operator picks up only if you do not.

You are in a showing or at a closing when a new lead calls. Operator answers every call, finds out whether they are buying or selling, answers the questions you have given it and books the appointment on your calendar.
Free for 14 days · no card to start · keep your number
On the phone
The questions come from Operator’s real estate question set. You decide which ones matter for your appointments.
Built for real estate agents
A traditional answering service takes a name and a number. Operator is an AI receptionist for real estate that qualifies the lead and books the appointment while it is still warm.
Run it only when you miss a call or after hours. During the day your phone rings as usual, and Operator picks up only if you do not.
Buying or selling, how many bedrooms, how soon they want to move. You read the answers in your inbox before you call back, so you know which lead to call first.
Showings, listing appointments and consultations go into your hours and your calendar, including events already on it, so nobody books over a closing.
Your areas, your fees, how you work with buyers. Operator answers from what you tell it and never makes up an answer it was not given.
Watch a call come in live and take it on your own phone during your hours. After hours the recording and summary wait in your inbox.
Leads are saved with their answers and history, so when a past client calls again you can see every earlier conversation at a glance.
Answering service vs Operator
The agent who calls a new lead back first usually gets the listing. You cannot answer while you are showing a house, driving between appointments or sitting at a closing table. Operator answers every call on the first ring, asks whether they are buying or selling and how soon, and books the appointment before the lead has time to call anyone else.
Not every caller is ready. Operator asks the questions you choose, so a first-time buyer a year away and a seller who wants to list next month reach you as different leads. The answers, the recording and a short summary are in your inbox, and you decide who gets a call back first.
A message-taking service gives you a stack of names to call back. Operator gives you appointments. It offers times from your real calendar, texts the caller a link to confirm, and puts the booking in front of you, so your evenings go to meetings instead of phone tag.
There is no per-message fee and no booking fee. Each plan includes monthly credits, and a minute of answered call is 25 credits, where one credit is one cent. If the credits ever run out, calls ring your own phone the way they did before. The line never goes dead.
Operator vs the alternatives
Voicemail loses the caller. A live answering service or a message-taking bot keeps them, then hands you the work. Operator is the AI receptionist that finishes it.
| Operator | Live answering service | Voicemail | Message-taking bots | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Answers the call | ||||
| Sounds like a person | ||||
| Answers questions | From a script | |||
| Captures the lead | Takes a message | |||
| Quotes a real price | ||||
| Holds a time | Sometimes | |||
| Takes a deposit |
Pricing
Three plans, no contract. Try Operator free for 14 days; the card is asked for only when you claim your number, and nothing is charged until the trial ends.
Your own number that answers, quotes and books. Everything you need to stop missing calls.
For a shop whose phone rings all day. The same product, with room to run.
For a busy team taking calls from open to close.
14-day free trial, card only when you claim your number · switch or cancel anytime
6 calls a day fits Pro. Answering them uses about 9,900 of its 15,000 monthly credits.
FAQ
Yes. Operator offers times from your real calendar, gets the caller’s details, and texts them a link to confirm. You choose which appointments it books and whether any of them take a deposit.
Operator never makes up a number. It answers only from the information you give it, and anything it was not told it leaves for you, so a caller never hears a fee you did not set.
Yes. Forward your existing number to Operator all day or only when you do not pick up. Or use the business line Operator gives you.
Each call arrives as a conversation with the recording, a short summary, the caller’s number and the answers they gave. If they booked, the time is on your calendar and the deposit is in your Stripe account.
Yes. Operator is a Canadian company and works for real estate agents in Canada and the United States, in your own currency.
Operator is free for 14 days with no card to start. Plans start at $49 a month on Starter, which covers about 200 answered minutes. There is no booking fee on any plan.
Set up takes 5 minutes. Keep your current number.