The deal is usually in month seven.

Most real estate leads buy in 6 to 12 months, long after agents stop following up. Diviine nurtures every lead on cadence across text and email until they are ready.

Most agents stop after three attempts. Most buyers transact 6 to 12 months after the first inquiry. Diviine is the follow-up that stays in the gap.

What is going wrong today

  • Follow-up stops after two or three attempts because life gets busy.
  • Generic drip campaigns get ignored, muted, and marked as spam.
  • By the time the lead is ready, they have forgotten your name.

What changes with Diviine

  • Every lead nurtured for months on a cadence you control.
  • Conversational, personal messages instead of obvious mass drips.
  • Automatic reactivation the moment a lead shows renewed intent.

How it works

Multi-month cadence

Structured touches over weeks and months, adapting to replies, opens, and site activity.

Intent triggers

A lead revisiting a listing or replying to a message moves instantly to the front of your queue.

Database reactivation

Point Diviine at your existing CRM database and it will restart conversations with leads written off years ago.

Frequently asked questions

How many times should you follow up with a real estate lead?

Research consistently supports 8 to 12 touches over several weeks, then a long-horizon cadence after that. Most agents stop at two or three.

How long should a real estate nurture sequence run?

At least 12 months. The majority of internet leads transact between month 6 and month 12 after their first inquiry.

Is this just another drip campaign?

No. Drips send the same email to everyone on a timer. Diviine holds an actual conversation, responds to replies, and adjusts the cadence to the lead's behavior.

Can it work my old CRM database?

Yes. Import contacts from Follow Up Boss, kvCORE, BoomTown, or a CSV and run a reactivation campaign on leads you already own.