Practice every call, first touch to closing, before ever talking to a single lead.
Experience a new way to roleplay real estate calls, with an interactive journey through each of the critical calls you will encounter. Work with a variety of AI buyers and sellers that push back and get coached on what you could have done better.
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Classes teach you the rules. Real clients throw curveballs.
Talking to people is the biggest part of the job. But most agents get generic scripts or roleplay with a manager running the same three objections. That's not real life. Clients show up with different personalities, different moods, different situations and pushback you didn't see coming. Campaigns puts you in front of all of it.
Start for freeSkill-building that feels like a game.
Studies suggest game-based practice sticks about 40% better than passive learning, so we built the 15 critical calls in a deal as levels you have to earn. Clear one and the next unlocks, which is the kind of reward that keeps you coming back. And when the whole journey is lit up, that's proof you put in the work. Fifteen levels later, you've closed a deal before your first real lead.
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Start easy. Level up.
Six client campaigns. Each one has a backstory, a DISC profile, and a "how to work with them" brief you read before you dial. The approach that wins Sally gets you hung up on by Derek.
58, office manager, renting near her adult kids. Preapproved, lease ends in 4 months, and wants someone to walk her through it.
26, financial analyst, renting with her boyfriend. Firm payment target, and she's researched the comps before she calls you.
40, operations director, upsizing and keeping his house as a rental. Preapproved, and questions your incentives on every call.
63, sales manager, retiring and moving near the grandkids. 18 years of equity, and he wants a smooth sale more than the last dollar.
37, finance manager with a rental going vacant. Deciding whether to sell or re-rent, and comparing you to two other agents.
54, business owner paying for an empty house. Thinks agents overstate their value, and has considered selling it himself.
15 calls. One full deal. Every step graded.
Each client runs you through the 15 critical calls of their journey, buyer or seller, in the order they happen in a real deal. Calls unlock as you clear them. The ones marked "branch" play out differently depending on how the deal is going.
Where 86% of calls end with no next step. Not yours.
Three follow-ups that keep her moving.
Plays out differently depending on how the deal is going.
Where deals die. Run them 10 times on a Tuesday.
The handoff and the referral ask.
The first call decides if you get the appointment.
Price, prep, and the go-live plan.
Feedback, adjustments, and holding the line.
Counters and multiple offers, played out.
Inspection and appraisal pushback, run safely.
Walkthrough, closing, and the referral ask.
Where 86% of calls end with no next step. Not yours.
Three follow-ups that keep her moving.
Plays out differently depending on how the deal is going.
Where deals die. Run them 10 times on a Tuesday.
The handoff and the referral ask.
The first call decides if you get the appointment.
Price, prep, and the go-live plan.
Feedback, adjustments, and holding the line.
Counters and multiple offers, played out.
Inspection and appraisal pushback, run safely.
Walkthrough, closing, and the referral ask.
Get the reps without the risk.
Replay any call until you get the stars you want. By the time a real lead calls, you've already run the whole deal.
Get the line you should have said.
After every roleplay call, you get a score and a clear read on whether you hit the main goal and each subgoal along the way. Then the coaching: specific feedback on what you did well, the moments you could have handled better, and the exact lines to try next time.
Start for free You confirmed the property and asked what drew her to it.
She said she'd love to set up a time. The call ended without one.
Crash in the simulator. It doesn't count.
Whatever's kept you from getting the reps, this is built around it.
Never closed a deal?
This is the first-year playbook nobody gave you, as phone calls instead of a PDF. Start with Sally.
Hate roleplaying in front of people?
No manager watching, no office audience. Just you and an AI client who won't judge the fumbles.
Can't afford a coach?
A real one runs hundreds a month and sees one call a week. This one grades every call for less than a lunch.
No CRM, no recordings?
Campaigns needs neither. Sign up, pick a client, dial.
Only have 10 minutes?
That's one call. Do it in the car between showings.
Campaigns is just the beginning. Get unlimited Shilo access for 7 days.
There's a reason everyone's talking about Shilo. Now you can experience the difference too.
Billed every 3 months. Your first 7 days are free.
Frequently asked questions.
Yes. Cancel during the 7 days and you won't be charged. Cancel later and you keep access through the end of what you paid for. Your scores and attempt history stay saved.
Everything in Shilo, with no caps or credits. Every Campaigns client and call, roleplay of your own real calls, call and appointment grading on your real calls (connected through your CRM or uploaded), and weekly 1-on-1 coaching sessions.
No. Campaigns needs neither. Sign up, pick a client, dial. If you do want your real calls graded, connect Follow Up Boss or another supported CRM, or upload an MP3.
An AI client with a name, a backstory, a DISC profile, and a goal of their own. They push back, change their mind, and remember what you said earlier in the call. Nobody else is listening.
Most run 5 to 10 minutes. Grading comes back right after you hang up, and retry is one button.
Both. New agents get the first-year playbook as phone calls instead of a PDF. Experienced agents jump to the hard clients and the calls they've been avoiding.
If you keep going it's $49 a month, billed every 3 months starting when your trial ends. Cancel before that and you pay nothing.