Death by subscription
Small and mid-size real estate brokerages quietly spend thousands monthly across CRM, websites, e-sign, accounting, payroll, dialers, and “AI add-ons” that never become the system of record.
Blazar is the AI operating system for real estate brokerages. CRM, books, payroll, websites, agent sites, e-sign, and Jarvis in one place, so independent and mid-size firms stop paying thousands a month for a dozen tools that never talk to each other.
AI operating system for real estate brokerages
CRM over here. Books over there. Commission math in a spreadsheet. Agent sites on three platforms. E-sign somewhere else. AI bolted on last. Every login is a tax on your managers - and a fee on your brokerage P&L.
Small and mid-size real estate brokerages quietly spend thousands monthly across CRM, websites, e-sign, accounting, payroll, dialers, and “AI add-ons” that never become the system of record.
Leads don’t update books. Commissions don’t match deals. Agent sites don’t share branding. Managers live in Slack asking “where is that file?”
ChatGPT can’t run payroll, route a lead, draft a COE checklist, or push an e-sign packet with audit history. Jarvis only works if it lives inside the OS.
One place for people, money, deals, documents, websites, and AI. Built for 5-150 agent real estate brokerages that want enterprise power without enterprise bloat.
Pipeline stages, lead routing, tasks, notes, and activity - designed for real estate brokerages, not generic B2B sales CRM.
Income, expenses, entity views, and deal-level profitability - so your numbers aren’t trapped in a consumer accounting app that doesn’t know what a commission split is.
Splits, caps, bonuses, staff payroll hooks, and payout readiness - so closing week doesn’t mean a weekend of Excel archaeology.
Stop paying a website vendor per agent. Publish the brokerage site and individual agent pages with shared design, SEO, and lead capture into the same CRM.
Not a chatbot bolted on the side. Jarvis works across CRM, docs, follow-up, and ops with audit logs and default-deny permissions.
Generate, send, and store agreements next to the transaction - so DocuSign isn’t a disconnected silo and no one is hunting PDFs in email.
Those two stay yours on purpose. Everything else is fair game for consolidation.
Pipeline, routing, tasks, notes, activity.
Checklists, dates, TC workflows, risk flags.
P&L, expenses, deal profit, exports.
Commissions, caps, staff payouts.
Packets, templates, audit trail.
Deal files in one searchable place.
Host + brand + lead forms.
Fleet of sites, one system.
Briefings, drafts, tool actions.
Roles, audit log, default-deny AI.
Production, money, ops dashboards.
Agent packets, W9, brand kit.
Annual software sprawl many SMB brokerages already pay - CRM + sites + e-sign + books + payroll tools + AI add-ons - before Blazar consolidates the surface.
Your exact savings depend on headcount and which vendors you cancel. We model it with you on pilot onboarding.
Limited real estate brokerages. White-glove onboarding. Direct line to the builders. Locked founding economics while we harden the OS with real production volume.
Independent and boutique real estate brokerages (~5-150 agents) tired of enterprise suites and duct-taped point tools. If you’re already happy in a $2k+/mo frankenstack, we’re not for you.
National real estate franchise IT mandates that forbid consolidation. Teams that only want a chat widget. Anyone looking to replace their MLS.
No big-bang fantasy. Sequence that protects production at the firm.
Inventory every login, fee, and workflow you hate. We mark kill / keep / migrate.
Brand, roles, pipeline, books entities, site fleet skeleton, Jarvis policies.
CRM + sites first, then docs/e-sign, then money/payroll. Staff trained per wave.
Only after a wave is stable. Savings show up as tools actually turn off.
Founding pilot seats are limited. Tell us about your real estate team size and current stack - we’ll reply personally.