Pilot pricing · June 2026

One product. One price. No tiers, no upsells.

The 14-day WhatsApp Lead OS pilot is AED 12,000 to 18,000 flat. The range exists so a 10-agent firm and a 30-agent firm both get a fair number. The actual figure is set on the audit call after we know your agent count and CRM.

14-day pilot. AED 12 to 18k flat. No tiers.

Pilot pricing · June 2026

14-day WhatsApp Lead OS pilot

AED 12,000 to 18,000

Flat fee. Final number set after the audit, based on agent count and CRM in use.

What's included

✓3-day audit and baseline measurement of your leak rate, response time, and missed-call rate
✓Twilio WhatsApp Business API number, provisioned for your brokerage
✓AI agent: qualification, routing, viewing booking
✓24h and 48h follow-up automation for cold leads
✓English, Hindi, and basic Arabic coverage
✓14-day deployment plus 30-day post-launch support

Payment

50 percent on signing.
50 percent on day 14 (go-live).

Slots

Two pilot slots open in June 2026.

Book free 30-min audit

After the pilot

From pilot 3 onwards, the pilot tier is retired and the OS is priced at:

AED 25,000 to 35,000 setup + AED 250 to 600 per agent / month

Month-to-month, 30 days notice to cancel. No multi-year contracts.

Add-ons (deployed after pilot 1 ends): voice agent for missed-call recovery, CRM migration, custom Bayut/Property Finder integrations. Quoted on the call.

30-day no-leak guarantee.

On day 1 of the pilot we measure your leak rate (defined as: portal leads received minus leads that received a qualifying response within 5 minutes, divided by total leads). On day 30 of go-live we measure again. If the leak rate has not dropped by 30 percent or more, we refund the pilot in full.

The audit data is the ground truth. No fine print.

Honest exclusions

What this is not.

A pricing page should also tell you what you are not paying for.

Not a generic WhatsApp template tool. We build the agent brain, not the inbox.

Not a CRM migration. We work with whatever CRM you already use.

Not voice. Voice agents (missed-call recovery, follow-up calls) are a separate add-on we deploy after pilot 1.

Not a multi-year contract. Month-to-month after the pilot, 30 days notice.

Not zero-effort. Your team spends 2 to 4 hours with us in week 1 (audit) and 1 hour per week during the pilot. If your team can't spare that, the pilot will fail and we shouldn't start.

Pricing FAQ

Common pricing questions.

Why a range of AED 12,000 to 18,000 instead of one number?

Because a 10-agent firm and a 30-agent firm should not pay the same. Smaller brokerages typically land at AED 12,000 to 14,000. Larger ones at AED 16,000 to 18,000. The audit call is where we set the actual figure. No surprise fees afterwards.

Is the AED 12,000 to 18,000 the only number I'll pay during the pilot?

Yes. The pilot fee covers everything in the "What's included" list above. The only outside cost is the Twilio WhatsApp Business API consumption (typically AED 100 to 400 for the 14 days, paid directly to Twilio). We provision the account in your name so you own it after.

Why is pilot pricing only available for the first two brokerages?

Because we are subsidizing the case study. Pilots 1 and 2 are how we go from zero deployed pilots to a measured leak-rate before/after we can show the next 30 brokerages. Once we have that, the price returns to its real number (AED 25,000 to 35,000 setup).

What about the per-agent monthly fee after the pilot?

AED 250 to 600 per agent per month, depending on volume and add-ons. Month-to-month, 30 days notice. We do not lock you into multi-year retainers. If the agent stops earning its keep, you stop paying.

What if the no-leak guarantee fails?

Full refund of the pilot fee. The audit data measured on day 1 is the ground truth. We define the leak rate up front, in writing, before we accept a single dirham. There is no judgment call at refund time.

Can I pay in USD or have you invoice through a freezone entity?

USD and freezone invoicing are both possible. The published price is AED to keep the anchor local. USD equivalents are calculated at the bank rate on the day of signing.