Built around the approved schedule
A better day of showings, planned in minutes.
Realty Route plans a buyer agent’s tour from the showing times listing agents have already approved — drive times between stops, impossible connections flagged before you leave, and one branded link your client opens on their phone.
How does Realty Route plan a tour?
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Bring in the showings
Paste a list, type addresses with autocomplete, or connect your ShowingTime Calendar Sync feed — showings appear as suggested stops every five minutes.
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Approve the day
The approved schedule governs the route. Drive times come from live traffic estimates; tight or impossible connections are flagged with a suggested fix.
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Share it
Publish a branded itinerary — full agenda, next stop, or meeting point only — sent by email with a calendar file, or by text.
What’s in the box today?
Everything below ships now — not a roadmap.
Plans from the approved schedule
Approved showing times govern the plan — Realty Route never moves an appointment. It orders stops by their approved times, estimates drive times between them, and flags connections that are too tight or impossible.
Client itinerary links
Publish a branded itinerary your buyer opens on their phone: the full agenda, the next stop only, or just the meeting point. Links are unique and can expire automatically.
ShowingTime ingest
Connect a Calendar Sync feed and showings appear as suggested stops every five minutes. ShowingTime notification emails update statuses automatically; anything unreadable waits in a review queue, never dropped.
Email or text delivery
Send the itinerary from your agency’s own address with an add-to-calendar file, or as a text message. Wording is editable; every message carries your brand.
Agency branding
Your colors, logo and typefaces across every screen and client page — checked against WCAG AA contrast automatically, in light and dark mode.
Teams, isolation, 2FA
Admins run the team — invite, suspend, offboard. Each agency’s data is isolated at the database layer, agents see only their own tours, and accounts can require two-factor sign-in.
Frequently asked questions
What is Realty Route?
Realty Route is a web app for real estate buyer’s agents and brokerages that plans a day of home showings from the showing times listing agents have already approved. It builds the route around those fixed appointments, estimates drive times between stops, flags impossible connections, and shares a branded itinerary with the buyer.
Does Realty Route move approved appointment times?
No. Approved times govern the plan. Realty Route orders approved stops by their confirmed times and only proposes request times for showings still awaiting listing-agent approval — when an approval arrives, the approved time always wins.
How do showings get into Realty Route?
Type an address with autocomplete, paste a list, or connect your ShowingTime Calendar Sync feed — polled every five minutes, new appointments arrive as suggested stops you approve. Forwarded ShowingTime notification emails update statuses automatically.
Can I control what my client sees?
Yes. Choose the full agenda, the next stop only, or the meeting point only. Each link is unique and can expire automatically, and it carries your agency’s branding.
Who owns the data?
Your brokerage does. Realty Route never sells or shares agency or client data, and each agency’s workspace is isolated at the database layer.
How much does Realty Route cost?
Solo is $19/mo (or $190/yr). Brokerage is $99/mo plus $12 per active agent per month with a five-agent minimum. Brokerage Pro is $149/mo plus $15 per active agent. Enterprise is from $6,000/yr. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial, and invited agents who never plan a tour are free.
Give your agents the day back.
14-day trial. Invite your whole team — you only pay for agents who actually plan tours.
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