Review · Updated October 2026
AgentSavant Ava for Real Estate Agents: What It Does and What It Won't
Ava, sold as AgentSavant, is a text-based assistant for real estate agents from the AgentMailMagic postcard team. You text or call one number to save leads, get a morning brief, log your conversations at night and get client texts drafted. It's free during its pilot, and it never texts or calls your clients itself.
AgentSavant Ava at a glance
Ava is a side product from a postcard company, run entirely by text or a phone call.
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Made by | The AgentMailMagic team, best known for farm postcards |
| How you use it | Text or call one number, with no app |
| What it does | Saves forwarded leads, morning brief, evening check-in, drafts client texts, reminders |
| What it won't do | Text or call your clients or leads |
| Price | Free during the pilot, with no price after the pilot listed |
| Languages | English or Spanish |
What Ava does, step by step
Ava works like a check-in partner: you tell it what happened, and it keeps the list.
- Forward a Zillow, Realtor.com or website lead and Ava saves it and texts you.
- Each morning it sends to-dos, overdue items and showings from your calendar.
- Reply "done 1" to check off an item.
- In the evening check-in, you tell it who you talked to and it logs it.
- It drafts client texts that you send with one tap.
- It reminds you when a follow-up is due.
Where Ava stops
Ava logs what you report, so the notes are only as complete as your evening check-in.
That's the trade-off with a check-in style assistant. If a buyer changed their budget in a text at 2 PM and you forget to mention it at night, it doesn't get logged.
And because it's still a pilot with no published price, it's worth asking what it will cost once the pilot ends.
- It relies on you to report your conversations.
- It doesn't do the follow-up work, it drafts and reminds.
- There's no published price for after the pilot.
- A different company, ListedKit, also sells a transaction assistant named Ava, so search results get mixed up.
AgentSavant Ava vs Sifta
Both work by text, and the difference is who does the note-taking.
| AgentSavant Ava | Sifta | |
|---|---|---|
| How it learns about your deals | You tell it in a nightly check-in | Takes notes on the deals you do over text |
| Follow-ups | Reminds you and drafts the text | Keeps them going and drafts each one for you to approve |
| Contacts clients itself | Never texts or calls them, and emails a new lead an intro only when you ask | Sends what you approve, with auto-send for first replies only if you turn it on |
| Works at any brokerage | Yes | Yes, with the tools you already use |
| Price | Free during pilot | Free for 7 days |
Where Sifta fits
If you'd rather not report your day back to an assistant every night, Sifta takes notes on the deals you do over text.
Sifta is a personal AI assistant for realtors. It runs the busywork of your business, so you can spend your time with clients.
It takes notes on the deals you do over text, keeps the follow-ups going with leads and past clients, and drafts messages for you to approve. It works at any brokerage, with the tools you already use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is AgentSavant Ava?
A text-based assistant for real estate agents from the AgentMailMagic team. You text or call one number to save leads, get a morning brief, log conversations and get client texts drafted.
How much does AgentSavant Ava cost?
It's free during the pilot as of October 2026. AgentMailMagic doesn't list a price for after the pilot.
Does Ava text my clients?
No. AgentMailMagic says Ava never texts or calls your clients or leads. It drafts texts for you to send, and only emails a new lead an intro when you ask.
Is AgentSavant Ava the same as ListedKit Ava?
No. ListedKit is a separate company that sells its own transaction assistant called Ava.
What's an alternative to AgentSavant Ava?
Sifta, which takes notes on the deals you do over text, so you don't have to report them in a nightly check-in. It works at any brokerage.
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