For agents
Your next listing is already in your database.
KeptHaven tells you which one, and gives you a reason to call.
$100 per agent per month. Free for your clients.
One listing you would have lost pays for 8 years.
Take one listing you would not otherwise have won back. At a $400,000 median sale price and a 2.5 percent commission, that is about $10,000 in gross commission income. KeptHaven is $100 a month, so that single listing covers about 8 years of it.
By industry estimates, agents pay an average of $66.69 per cold lead. The people already in your database are not cold. They have your number, they have been in your car, and they bought a house with you.
The arithmetic above is an illustration with the numbers written out, not a forecast of your business. Your market, your commission and your database are your own.
How the reason to call gets made
One visit to a past client, and the home file does the rest. You are not managing their house. You are the person who set it up and the person it tells them to call.
1
The walkthrough
Photograph the closing packet, the warranties, and each room. KeptHaven reads them into records, warranties, and a room-by-room inventory. It takes one visit, and it works on a past client just as well as on a closing.
2
The portal
Your client opens a home file that is already full, under your name and your photo. They use it because it is useful to them, which is why you are still in it years later.
3
The reasons to call
A warranty about to end, a homestead filing coming due, a roof year nobody answered. Your client list ranks who needs a call today, with the reason on the row and a drafted note to send.
What your client sees
What you see
One seat, no team required
An agent buys a single seat, and your clients pay nothing, ever. Teams of 5 or more and brokerages rolling KeptHaven out to a roster of 20 or more have their own seat pricing, on the brokerage page.
$100 per agent per month
The first 25 seats we ever sell are the founding rate, and they keep it: the price is captured when you buy, so raising the list price later never rewrites an agreement that already exists.
Pick a client you closed three years ago.
Build their home file, send them the link, and you have a reason to call that is not a check-in.
Running a team? Brokerage group onboarding