Real Estate Lead Tracking

An agent site that finally starts producing inquiries often loses them to a Gmail folder. The form sends an email, the email lands between a lender update and a showing confirmation, and the homeowner who wanted a home value estimate hears back three days later, if at all. That is not a marketing problem. It is a tracking problem, and it is the easiest one to fix.

Everything a solo agent needs, nothing a team of twelve needs.

• Every submission from your RealQube site, whether a contact form, a home value request, or a neighborhood page inquiry, appears in one list the moment it arrives.
• Instant alerts by email so you can respond within minutes.
• Source on each lead: which page they came from and which neighborhood phrase brought them, when known.
• A simple status for each lead: new, contacted, appointment, closed, or archived. No pipeline configuration.
• Notes on each lead so next week you remember what they asked.
• Export to CSV at any time. Your leads are yours.

RealQube is a leads dashboard, not a CRM. If you run Follow Up Boss, Wise Agent, or a brokerage CRM, keep using it for drips and transaction management. RealQube's role is to make sure nothing that comes through your website gets lost before it reaches the CRM, and to show you which content is producing inquiries so you know what to write more of. Lead forwarding to popular CRMs is on our roadmap; ask us for the current status.

Because you are the one who will be calling these homeowners, the forms on your RealQube site include a plain consent line and a link to your privacy notice. If you ever text leads, prior express written consent is required under TCPA, so the consent language on the form matters. We keep it clear and we log it.

Honest limits: RealQube does not include IDX home search, a full CRM, texting, or managed advertising. It works alongside Follow Up Boss, Wise Agent, or your brokerage CRM.