Visitors check in with a QR code or kiosk tap.
Every property gets a unique QR. Visitors scan on their own phone and complete sign-in in under sixty seconds. No paper. No transcription.
A structured sign-in, automated follow-up, and branded seller reporting. Every weekend showing compounds into a managed pipeline, not a stack of forgotten paper sheets.
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Independent brokerages and luxury teams running every open house the same way
On any given Sunday, a mid-size brokerage hosts a dozen open houses. A fraction of visitors sign in. The data sits in an agent's notes app, a spreadsheet, or a folder reviewed once and never again.
No seller sees a meaningful report. No broker knows which properties drew traffic. No follow-up runs unless an agent personally remembers. When that agent leaves, the leads leave with them.
Every property gets a unique QR. Visitors scan on their own phone and complete sign-in in under sixty seconds. No paper. No transcription.
A branded acknowledgment in minutes. A curated sequence over the days that follow. Agent-attributed, brokerage-branded, paused on reply.
Attendance, themed feedback, traffic trends, a closing note from their agent, sent automatically every Friday under your firm's brand.
The same path runs every weekend, on every property, across every agent. Designed once. Run automatically.
Most CRMs ask agents to do data entry. AM Open House builds the pipeline from the data it already has: who attended, how they responded, whether they followed up, where they are in the conversation.
Agents see a clean contact view with open house history. Brokers see a firm-wide pipeline that reflects real activity, not what agents chose to log.
The most expensive moment in real estate is the hour after an open house. AM Open House closes that window. The moment a visitor submits sign-in, a sequenced follow-up begins. Timed, branded, written to sound like a professional.
Brokerages set firm-wide templates that agents personalize, or allow full agent customization within brand guidelines. Every message goes from the agent's address, with brokerage footer.
The seller report is one of the most visible things a brokerage produces. It arrives weekly, carries your firm's identity, and is read by people making referral decisions for the next twenty years.
AM Open House generates it automatically: attendance, themed feedback, traffic trends, a closing note from the agent. Under your brand, not ours. Sellers who have never seen a report like this become advocates.
Property sign-in has to work on a Sunday morning when the Wi-Fi is spotty, the agent is managing three conversations, and visitors are walking in every few minutes. AM Open House was designed for that environment.
Kiosk mode runs on any iPad. Visitors who prefer their own device scan a QR. Every record is tied to property, agent, date, brokerage. Structured data, no manual entry.
Most real estate software is built for the agent and tolerated by the broker. AM Open House is designed the other way around. The brokerage configures the experience. Agents operate inside it.
Sign-in kiosks, follow-up emails, and seller reports carry your brand. Agents never configure brand assets themselves.
Brokers see firm-wide activity by agent, property, and stage. No more chasing agents for status updates.
Timestamped disclosure acknowledgments on every sign-in. Exportable visitor logs retained per state requirements.
Transaction coordinators get a dedicated role with property setup, log access, and report management, without touching agent CRM data.
Capabilities, not marketing copy. Reflects publicly available information; competitor features may change.
| Capability | AM Open House | OpenHomePro | Spacio | Follow Up Boss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| QR + iPad kiosk sign-in | Yes | Sign-in sheet only | Yes | No |
| Offline open-house mode | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Automated post-visit follow-up | Brokerage-branded | Agent-personal | Limited | Generic |
| AI feedback synthesis | Yes | No | No | No |
| Weekly seller reports | White-label | Agent-personal | No | No |
| Broker pipeline dashboard | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Brand inherited firm-wide | Yes | No | Partial | Partial |
| Team or brokerage pricing tier | Yes | No | Limited | Yes |
| Data stays with firm on agent exit | Yes | No | No | Configurable |
Reflects publicly available information as of May 2026. Competitors' features may change.
The first time our sellers received a Friday report, two of them forwarded it to friends with listings. That had never happened with our previous tools.
We finally have one place where every open house lead lives. When an agent moves on, the pipeline stays with the firm. That alone changed how we think about retention.
Sign-in at our weekend opens used to be a clipboard and good intentions. Now it's a system. Visitors are in our pipeline before they leave the driveway.
Free for individual agents with one active property. Teams up to 20 members at $19 per member. Full brokerages at a flat $299 per month.
For agents managing a single active listing.
For active teams running multiple listings together.
For full brokerages that need a single system across every agent and listing.
No long-term contracts. Cancel any time. Annual plans pay upfront.
Open house sign-in collects PII from members of the public. That is a responsibility AM Open House takes seriously, and one brokerages need to be able to defend.
AES-256 at rest. TLS 1.2+ in transit. Contact records never stored in plaintext.
Pursuing SOC 2 Type II. Security practices and infrastructure documentation available to brokerage clients on request.
Visitor data stored in the United States. Records are never transferred to third-party advertising platforms.
Every sign-in captures a timestamped acknowledgment of your firm's disclosure language. Exportable on demand.
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Start with the free plan and run your next event through AM Open House. See what a structured sign-in, automated follow-up, and a real seller report feel like in practice.
No sales team. No pitch deck required. A direct conversation about whether this fits your brokerage.