AI calling for real estate developers & builders
Meta and Google campaigns generate more leads than any presales team can call fast enough. Nira calls every lead within 60 seconds in Hinglish, qualifies budget and BHK, and books site visits — so none of your campaign spend goes cold.
The lead flood presales teams can’t drink from
When a developer puts real budget behind a Meta or Google campaign — especially around a launch — leads arrive faster than any team can dial. A handful of presales callers can only hold so many conversations at once. The rest of the leads sit in a queue, waiting for a callback that comes an hour, a day, or never later. By then the buyer has filled three other forms and spoken to someone else.
The cruel part is that the better the campaign performs, the worse the leak gets: more leads, same number of callers, longer queue, more cold leads. You end up paying premium cost-per-lead for enquiries that never get a timely call.
Nira calls all of them, instantly
Nira is not constrained by headcount. The moment a lead is captured — from a Meta or Google lead form, your landing page, or a portal — Nira calls, typically within 60 seconds, in natural Hinglish. It does this for every lead in parallel, at 3am as readily as at 3pm, during a launch spike as readily as on a quiet Tuesday.
- Zero queue — every campaign lead is called in ~60 seconds, no matter the volume.
- Natural Hinglish — buyers talk comfortably, not to a scripted IVR.
- Full qualification — budget, configuration, locality, timeline and intent captured on the first call.
- Site visits booked — Nira proposes and confirms slots for genuinely interested buyers.
- Autonomous follow-up — multi-touch persistence on the leads that do not pick up first time.
Turn ad spend into booked site visits
Research on lead response is unambiguous: reaching an enquiry within the first minute sharply increases the odds of contacting and qualifying the buyer, and those odds fall away within minutes. For a developer spending lakhs on performance campaigns, the difference between calling in 60 seconds and calling in 60 minutes is the difference between a full site-visit calendar and a spreadsheet of leads nobody reached.
Nira makes your campaign spend work the way you intended it to: every lead reached, every buyer qualified, and your sales team walking into site visits that were booked while interest was at its peak. Your people focus on closing; Nira makes sure they never run out of real buyers to close.
Frequently asked questions
We get hundreds of leads a day from campaigns. Can Nira handle that volume?
Yes. Nira is not limited by headcount, shifts or lunch breaks. Whether a launch generates fifty leads an hour or five hundred, every one is called within about 60 seconds in parallel — something no presales team can physically do.
How does this fit with our existing presales team?
Nira handles the instant first call, qualification and follow-up at scale. Your presales and sales teams then spend their time only on buyers who are qualified and want to meet. Nira does the volume work; your people do the closing.
Does Nira work with Meta and Google lead ads?
Yes. Nira works with Meta and Google lead-ad forms, your own landing pages, and property portals. The moment a lead is captured, Nira calls — so a buyer who filled your form during a campaign is reached while they still remember clicking it.
During a project launch, speed matters most. Can Nira keep up at peak?
That is exactly the scenario Nira is built for. Launch weekends and ad bursts create lead spikes that overwhelm human teams and let paid leads go cold. Nira absorbs the spike, calls everyone instantly, and routes the hot, qualified ones to your team.
What does a developer actually get back from Nira?
Booked site visits with qualified buyers, plus full call recordings, transcripts and outcomes for every lead. You can see exactly what each lead said about budget, configuration and timeline — turning raw campaign spend into measurable pipeline.
See Nira call a lead in 60 seconds.
Book a 15-minute demo and hear a live Hinglish qualification call.