Keyroom for Brokerages · $25 per agent / month
Keyroom trains every agent to hand their busywork to AI. Two ways to see the payback: how many more homes your team has to sell to cover it — or how few hours they'd have to save. Either one alone does it. Set your own numbers.
Your numbers
Every figure is an input — drag or type.
Your office
One extra sale, in your market
The one assumption that matters
The time payback
To pay for the whole office, all year
Your 100 seats cost $30,000 a year. One extra sale earns your brokerage $2,956 (your split). So it takes just 11 more closings — about 11% of your agents doing it once — to cover everything.
And that bar is low
Not everyone. Not a stretch — three hours a week back is one more listing appointment kept. At that conservative rate:
Your agents keep the other $221,719 — about $8,869 for each one who sells the extra home. That's the retention and recruiting story on top.
Or forget the sales — the hours saved pay for it by themselves
That's just 6 hours all year — at $50 an hour on a $300 seat, paid back in about 1.5 weeks. We project ~192 hours a year each. No extra home has to sell.
A planning estimate, not a guarantee — it multiplies your inputs. There are two independent paybacks here: the sales one counts only your brokerage's split of one extra sale (break-even in homes; upside assumes a conservative 1 in 4 agents each sell one more a year), and the time one counts only saved hours valued at the $50/hr you set — an agent covers a $300 seat by saving 6 hours all year. Either alone pays for the platform; they aren't added together. Time-savings figures reflect an agent applying the lessons across 48 working weeks; published real-estate AI research puts the ceiling near 5–10 hrs/week and your mileage varies by market, rate, and rollout. The agents' larger share of any new commission is the retention story, not in the return line. Change the inputs to see where your office lands.
