Every Open House Visitor, Captured in One Tap
Paper sign-in sheets get half-filled and never followed up. Put a tablet by the door and every visitor leaves a rating, what stood out, and an email you can actually use.
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From the tablet by the door to the follow-up email
How was this home?
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The kiosk uses your business type’s wording — “How was this home?”
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Set the tablet by the door
Open the kiosk link on any tablet and tag it to the listing. No app, no hardware to buy.
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Visitors tap once
“How was this home?” — four smileys, then “What stood out?” No typing, no clipboard.
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Capture the lead
“Want updates on this home or similar listings?” Emails land in Responses, tagged to the listing.
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Follow up automatically
Send the next listing to everyone who walked through this one, straight from your digital flyers.
Built for Real Estate
Features tailored to your specific challenges
A Sign-In Sheet Nobody Skips
One tap beats a clipboard. Visitors who would never write down an email will tap a smiley on the way out — and the email step comes after, once they are already engaged.
Feedback Tied to the Listing
Tag each kiosk to the property so you can see which homes show well and which ones lose people at the door.
Know What Stood Out
The follow-up question tells you whether it was the layout, the price, the location or the condition — the feedback you can take back to the seller.
Leads Feed Your Campaigns
Captured emails flow into digital flyers and newsletters, so the next listing reaches everyone who toured the last one.
Compare Showing to Showing
Benchmark every open house against the others. Bring the seller data on turnout and sentiment, not just impressions.
Where to Place Your QR Codes
Strategic placement ideas for maximum feedback capture
Entry table
Where the paper sign-in sheet used to sit. First thing visitors see, last thing they touch on the way out.
Kitchen island
The room visitors linger in longest. A tablet here catches people while they are still forming an opinion.
Exit door
Catch the reaction at the moment it is sharpest — as they leave, with the whole tour fresh.
Printed listing sheets
A QR code on the take-home flyer lets visitors leave feedback later, from the car or at home.
Real-World Scenarios
See how GoodAgain handles common real estate complaints
The Overpriced Listing
Twenty visitors tour a home and eighteen tap “Happy” but pick “Price” as what stood out. The agent walks into the seller conversation with a pattern rather than a hunch, and the listing is repriced that week.
The Lead That Would Have Walked
A couple loves the layout but is not ready to talk to an agent. They tap a smiley, then leave an email for updates on similar listings. Three weeks later a comparable home hits the market and they are in the first flyer that goes out.
The Weekend Debrief
After three Sunday open houses, the agent compares turnout and sentiment across all three listings from one dashboard — which drew the crowd, which drew the interest, and where the follow-up list is biggest.
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