QuickContact for Real Estate

Capture listing contacts now. Structured property rows come next.

QuickContact starts with browser capture for listing pages, agent pages and agency sites. The live workflow saves the contact with page context today, structured exports are in early access, and real estate schemas are planned for pilot teams that need richer property fields.

Request early access for structured exports See schema fields

Firefox is the current browser path. Chrome review and Edge publication are part of the ongoing extension rollout. Android belongs to the upcoming cross-device flow, not the current real estate launch claim.

Product ladder

From page capture to property-ready rows

General capture saves the contact. Structured capture turns the page into reusable rows. Vertical capture understands the fields your team actually needs.

General capture

Agent, agency or listing contact with phone, email and source URL

Structured output

Stable row for spreadsheet export, team history and repeat follow-up

Vertical schema

Property title, type, price, address, specs and listing reference for pilot teams

What works today

Keep listing research useful after the tab is gone.

Real estate teams already find numbers and emails inside listing pages, property portals and agency sites. QuickContact keeps the current workflow honest: capture the contact now, add structured rows next, and only promise vertical extraction where the pilot is real.

Capture from the page

Save or copy the agent, agency or listing contact directly from the browser with the page URL and surrounding context still attached.

Keep the row reusable

Structured output is aimed at repeatable exports, team review and CSV-friendly rows instead of one-off copied text blocks.

Prepare for pilot schemas

When a team needs richer property extraction, the real estate schema becomes the planned team add-on rather than something the site overclaims as fully launched.

What the vertical schema extracts

The real estate schema is designed around the listing row your team actually needs.

This field set is positioned as planned or pilot functionality. General capture already handles the contact details and source context; the schema adds workflow-specific structure for teams that need cleaner property records.

Property record

Listing basics

Property or listing title
Property type
Price
Listing reference or ID

These fields turn the saved page into a recognizable property row instead of leaving the team with a raw page title.

Location and specs

Property details

Address or location
Beds, baths and m2 where available
Source URL
Notes or context

The goal is a stable row that still remembers which listing page was used and what the page actually said.

People and contact

Agent-side fields

Agent or agency
Phone
Email
Context needed for follow-up

General capture already handles the live contact save. The schema organizes it so a team can review listings, agents and context together.

How to position it

A clear real estate storyline without overclaiming the rollout.

General capture

Use the browser extension to save the contact from the listing page with source URL, context and the visible contact details.

Structured output

Request early access when the team wants each listing page turned into a reusable row for exports, handoff and shared history.

Vertical schema

Offer real estate extraction as planned or pilot functionality for teams that need property-specific fields, not as a finished public feature.

Real estate early access

Request early access for structured real estate exports.

Structured capture is the premium team workflow, and real estate schemas are planned as paid team add-ons because they extract richer, workflow-specific data.

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