Questions, answered.

BILT AI is the outbound revenue platform behind a family of software, led by BILT CRM. It runs the acquisition machine — offers, cold email, SMS, and AI follow-up — so deal-driven businesses generate their own pipeline instead of buying everyone else's leftovers.

Real estate investors, wholesalers, and agents today (live in BILT CRM), with home-services and cold-outreach verticals on the waitlist. Any business that closes deals through outbound.

Checkout and onboarding live on BILT CRM at biltcrm.com. Every “Get Started” button routes you to the right funnel for your business type.

Most CRMs store leads and wait for you to act; BILT generates the pipeline. It pairs the acquisition pipeline with built-in LOI blasting, cold email, SMS, and AI follow-up so cold data converts into inbound responses instead of sitting in a database.

Sending letter-of-intent purchase offers to large batches of listed properties automatically — comped against a buy box, generated, sent to listing agents, and followed up. It meets sellers who've already decided to sell, flipping outreach from interruption to offer.

Yes. An LOI is a business communication to a listing agent about a property that is publicly for sale — the listing itself invites offers, which makes it materially different from unsolicited consumer marketing.

Plan for meaningful agent engagement on a low-single-digit percentage of LOIs sent. At 500–1,000 offers a week that still produces consistent negotiations. The follow-up, not the first send, turns that rate into closed deals.

Yes, but only with proper infrastructure. The 2024 bulk-sender rules killed lazy blasting and rewarded senders with authenticated domains (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), clean lists, and real personalization. The channel consolidated; it didn't die.

Per inbox, 30–50/day after a 3–4 week warm-up is sustainable. Scale horizontally: ten warmed inboxes across three domains safely send 300–500/day. Pushing big volume through one inbox is the fastest way to get filtered.

It's regulated, not banned. US senders need A2P 10DLC registration, an appropriate consent basis under the TCPA, immediate opt-out handling, and respect for quiet hours. Done within the rules it's powerful; outside them the per-message penalties make it a serious liability.

Software that autonomously works prospect replies — answering questions, handling objections, and booking appointments — then escalating consequential cases to a human. It closes the gap between a reply and a booked meeting by responding in minutes, around the clock.

Enormously. Contact and conversion rates collapse within minutes of a reply — answering in 5 minutes versus 30 can change connect rates by an order of magnitude. The first credible, responsive party usually wins the deal.

Well-configured AI follow-up reads like a sharp assistant — short, specific, on-topic. What prospects notice is getting their question answered in two minutes instead of two days, and that responsiveness is the experience that wins the deal.

Most operators send their first batch within the first week — the setup is your buy-box formula, your markets, and your sending identity, then the machine takes over. The BILT CRM team handles onboarding for the real estate vertical at biltcrm.com.

Usually yes — bring data from county records, list providers, or skip-trace tools. BILT is the engine, not the list broker. The mature setup is to rent the data and own the outbound system that works it.

Yes. The free calculators — 70% rule, BRRRR, LOI deal-flow, cold email ROI, speed-to-lead, and more — are open at /tools with no signup. They model the same math the platform runs.