What’s in it for you
You stay in the field. It runs the rest.
More listings
Sellers coming to you
Ads tuned to homeowners ready to sell, with the waste cut every week and the window-shoppers blocked. The motivated sellers find you first.
Found first
Ahead of the next agent
Local SEO and articles aimed at “sell my house [city]” and the neighborhoods you work, so a seller finds you, not the portal or the agent down the street.
More at-bats
Outreach that fills the gaps
When inventory gets thin, it builds a list of homeowners in your area and reaches out, so the next listing never comes down to luck.
Your time back
Off the marketing, in the field
No more nights writing posts, fiddling with ads, or guessing what works. You show the homes and close the deals; it runs the marketing around it.
What it looks like
A day running the book.
Three messages. The pipeline runs itself. This is the actual screen you’d see.
1Morning
9:41
Claude Opus 4.7
Message Claude…
You see what’s working before the first showing.
2Mid-day
9:41
Claude Opus 4.7
Message Claude…
You show up for the searches that turn into clients.
3End of day
9:41
Claude Opus 4.7
Message Claude…
The next listing never comes down to luck.
The math
One closing pays for the year.
A single closing covers a year of YG3. It is a $10,000 install to build the engine on assets you own, then $1,500 a month to run it. Your ad budget stays yours and separate. You own everything it builds and can leave anytime.
The $10,000 install is waived when you start with a promoted YG3 dealer. The dealer does the setup, so the fee genuinely disappears. Find a dealer →
A marketing hire
$110k–$155k a year
One person who sleeps, takes vacation, and can quit. You still manage them.
An agency
$3k–$10k a month
Work you don’t own and often can’t see, on someone else’s clock.
YG3
Install, then $1,500/mo
A team that runs every channel and never logs off. You keep all of it.
See it run
See it on your market.
Bring a real lead to the demo. It runs against your market, not a sandbox. Thirty minutes, no slide deck.