Why do real estate agents use a Concierge Backer?

Licensed real estate agents use a Concierge Backer so that administrative work, like taking notes on inquiries and relaying them to the right agent, stops eating into the time they spend with clients. The Concierge Backer handles those tasks and keeps productivity where it belongs.

What does a Concierge Backer take off an agent's desk?

For an agent, many small administrative tasks add up fast: taking notes on every inquiry, passing each one to the right agent, keeping track of who needs what. A Concierge Backer takes care of that work, so the agent can focus on what matters most. Read what a Concierge Backer does, or see the Concierge Backer role.

How much does a Concierge Backer cost?

A Cyberbacker costs $1,000 to $1,800 a month part-time (up to 20 hours a week) or $1,500 to $3,500 a month full-time (more than 20 hours a week), depending on the role and the experience it requires. See pricing for what moves a role within its range.

Frequently asked questions

Why would a real estate agent need a Concierge Backer?

To stop inquiry notes, hand-offs to other agents and routine admin from taking up selling time.

What does a Concierge Backer do for a real estate team?

They take notes on inquiries and relay them to the right agent, acting as the first point of contact for the business.

Is a Concierge Backer only for real estate?

No. Any business that needs a first point of contact for inquiries can use one, but it is especially useful for licensed agents.