Wholesale real estate
Kloz pulls your county, finds the phone numbers, and calls every seller on the list. You only pick up the ones worth your time.
Free to sign up and look around. Add a card to start your 7 days, and nothing is charged until day 8.
The whole job
This isn’t a tool that does one step of the job. Pick one of the four thousand and follow them all the way down, then count how many times somebody has to pick something up and carry it somewhere else.
Search property records by county, equity, absentee status, how long they have owned it, vacancy and more. Or bring the list you already have. Counting the matches and looking at the preview costs nothing.
The AI caller works the list on as many lines as you allow, inside each seller’s own local calling window. It qualifies, handles the usual objections, and pins down a time to talk numbers.
When a seller asks for a person, a closer gets dialed, hears a spoken rundown of the lead, and is bridged into the call. Everything else lands scored, transcribed and queued.
Tuesday, 8:40am. One county, and nothing in the book.
The list
You search by equity, absentee owners, how long they've held it and whether anyone's living there. Four thousand came back, and counting them didn't cost a thing. Here's one of them.
Free to pullThe trace
Records tell you who owns it. Tracing tells you how to reach them. It runs the whole list at once, and you're only charged for the ones it finds.
Hits onlyThe call
The AI caller dials while they're still thinking about it, inside that seller's own local hours. It qualifies them, handles the objections everybody hears, and pins down a time to talk numbers.
HandledThe numbers
Public records, nearby sales, a repair estimate and the equity picture, all attached before anyone opens the file. Whoever takes the call isn't starting from a name and a number.
HandledThe paperwork
Offer, purchase agreement and e-sign, all on the same record as the call that produced it. Nothing gets retyped, and nothing falls down the gap between two systems.
You, for about a minuteClosed
Which search turned it up, what the trace cost, every call and what got said on it. That's how you find out what a county is worth to you before you go and buy the next one.
Handled$14,500
Assignment fee on a $132,000 contract. Tarrant County pull, day 11.
Eleven days later. One of the four thousand signed.
Six stages, one record, one login. Nothing gets dropped in the handoffs because there aren’t any. You step in twice: once to say yes to a number, once to sign.
Start your free trialAutopilot
Arming a round is one button. What it kicks off is the part worth watching, so here it is twice: the console your operator sees, and the same round as the roomful of people it’d take to do by hand. Watch the amber house go the whole way across.
Nothing running yet. Press arm the round.
Follow the amber house. It ends up in Booked.
Dialing isn’t the end of it. Every lead lands in one of four answers, and the four add up to the number dialed. The figures are made up. The order and the arithmetic aren’t.
What a round looks like
Made-up numbers from a demo workspace. Every name and address in it is invented.
The stack
Calling, texting, property data and the AI all come from us, so there’s no pile of vendor accounts to wire together and no surprise invoice from someone else.
Qualifies, handles objections, books the callback, and pulls a human in the moment a seller asks for one.
Property search, comps and repair estimates inside the same app. No CSV round trip.
Three lines at once with a human on the end, answering-machine detection, and number-burn protection.
Offer, purchase agreement and e-sign on one record. Nothing gets retyped into a second system.
Local calling windows, quiet hours, abandon-rate limits and do-not-call handling, on by default.
Your brand, your domain, a workspace for each client. Built for agencies running a few at a time.
Compliance
Autonomous dialing is only worth having if it can’t get you sued. Nothing dials until you switch the caller on, and when you do, every setting below is already sitting on the strict side. Loosening one is a deliberate change you have to go and make.
Every AI call opens by naming your brand and saying it is an AI. It ships with the call, so nobody can switch it off.
Out of the box it only dials people who came to you, or who you have dealt with in the last 18 months.
8am to 9pm where the seller is, not where you are. Worked out from their number and their state.
A text queued overnight waits for the window and re-checks the lead first. A broken override clamps to safe, never off.
One call a day to a cold lead, three to one who opted in. Enforced in the query that picks who to dial.
Blocked before the line opens. Say take me off your list on a call and it sticks the moment that call ends.
Screen a list before you dial it. A flagged number is a hard block with no override, not a warning you can click past.
The disclosure follows the state on the other end, takes the stricter rule when they disagree, and defaults on when it cannot tell.
We walk your brand and campaign through carrier registration with the answers pre-filled. $49 one time, separate from carrier fees.
Kloz gives you the controls and the record of what happened. It doesn’t give you legal advice, and no vendor can promise you a list that nobody will sue over. Talk to your own counsel about the states you work.
For agencies
Kloz is multi-tenant and whitelabel from the ground up, not a single account you share around. Your clients never see the word Kloz, and you move between their workspaces from one login.
Each client brand is its own workspace with its own data, numbers and carrier registration. The separation is enforced in the database, not by a filter in the UI.
Your logo, your colors, your own domain, and a switch that takes the Kloz name off the product entirely.
You buy at platform rates and charge your clients whatever you want. One bill comes to you, whatever you invoice them is your business.
One login, one workspace per client brand. Names here are placeholders: we don’t put customers on our homepage.
Pricing
The plan covers the software. Calls, texts and contact lookups run on credits you top up, and every campaign runs under a ceiling you set, so a slow month costs you less than a busy one.
For one team running their own market
For multiple pipelines, a floor of closers, or a first whitelabel client
For agencies running many client brands at once
Need to model your total cost? Try the cost configurator or see the full plan comparison.
Frequently asked
Kloz runs outbound calling campaigns on your list. It pulls a territory out of property records, finds contact numbers, dials on as many lines as you allow, qualifies the seller, and puts one of your closers on the line when a seller asks for a person. The rest of the deal lives in the same app: pipeline, texting, contracts, buyers and commissions.
Yes. Every outbound AI call opens by naming your brand and saying it is an AI assistant. That line ships with the call itself, so it is not a setting someone can quietly switch off.
Out of the box the caller will only dial people who came to you or who you have had a relationship with in the last 18 months. Calling hours run 8am to 9pm in the seller’s own timezone, numbers flagged do-not-call are blocked before the line opens, and a cold lead gets at most one AI call in 24 hours. You can loosen any of it, but you have to go and do that on purpose.
No. Numbers are provisioned for you, we walk your brand and campaign through carrier registration, and the pool watches answer rate and daily volume so a number gets rested before it burns. Guided registration is a one-time $49 setup fee from us, separate from what the carriers charge. There is nothing else to plug in.
Your plan covers the software and your seats. Calling, texting and contact lookups draw from credits you buy from us, so a slow month costs less than a busy one. Property data, comps and after-repair estimates do not draw credits at all, and a lookup that comes back with no contact is not charged.
Pro is $249 per month. Scale is $499 per month and covers up to 20 seats, whitelabel dashboards and your own domain. Enterprise starts at $1,499 per month. Annual billing saves 17% on Pro and Scale.
Yes. Signing up and looking around costs nothing and needs no card. When you're ready, adding a card starts a 7 day trial on the plan you picked, and the first charge lands on day 8. Cancel before then and you're not charged.
Yes, on Scale and Enterprise. Your logo, your colors, your own domain, and each client sitting in an isolated workspace with its own data, its own numbers and its own carrier registration. You move between them from one login.
Voice can be the same day. Texting waits on carrier registration, which we walk you through, and that timeline belongs to the carriers rather than to us.
Kloz is built for wholesale real estate operators. If you are a residential agent representing buyers and sellers, a general agent CRM will fit better. If you are a property manager, look at platforms built for that workflow. Kloz is intentionally focused on wholesale.
Done for you
We build and run the campaigns, the leads land in your workspace, and they get called before they cool off. You get told what a contract cost, not what a lead cost.
7 days free · cancel any time
Sign up free and look around. When you’re ready, put a card on file and you get seven days to pull a list, let it dial, listen to the calls and take one through to a contract. Cancel before day seven and you’re not charged a penny.