The Starhane Real Estate AI Suite
Each Starhane product does the grinding, data-heavy prep in seconds and hands you a draft you confirm — so you stay the expert, just faster and sharper.
A dialer here. A CMA tool there. A separate app for buyer sheets. A CRM nobody keeps clean. A different subscription for follow-up that quietly stopped following up months ago. None of them talk to each other. None of them look alike. And the thing holding the whole mess together is you — copying between tabs, re-explaining context five times, hoping nothing slips in the gaps between stages.
Speed
The problem
A new lead goes cold in minutes. You can't call every inquiry the instant it lands — you're in a showing, at a closing, asleep. So the lead fills out three more forms and books with whoever called first. It's almost never you.
What it does
The moment a lead hits your CRM or a web form, Tyson calls, holds a natural back-and-forth, qualifies intent and timeline, and books the appointment straight onto your calendar — then hands you a warm, briefed lead.
Why it's different
A real voice conversation, not a text blast or a robodialer. TCPA-aware by construction, and it plugs into Follow Up Boss and the lead sources you already run.
Precision
The problem
A pre-listing CMA eats one to two hours of manual comp assembly before every appointment. Generic "AI that prices your home" tools guess with flat adjustment tables and lose experienced agents the moment they get a number wrong.
What it does
Upload the CMA you already export from RPR, Matrix, or Flexmls. upHelio re-filters the comps, scores condition from listing photos, derives adjustment values calibrated to your actual comp set by regression, triangulates against the AVMs, and returns a defensible price range, a transparent comp table, and a seller net sheet — as a draft you confirm.
Why it's different
Adjustment values come from your real market, not a rule-of-thumb table. Every inference is a suggestion you confirm or override. It never commits to a number before your walkthrough — and it learns from your corrections.
Illumination
The problem
By the fourth home on a tour, your buyer can't remember which kitchen was which, can't read what "51 days on market" means, and can't tell a fair price from a stretch. Post-settlement, that same buyer is openly asking why they should sign. Indecision — not lead volume — is the real time sink.
What it does
Paste the listing links for an upcoming tour. Lumen returns an honest, agent-branded brief for every home — genuine strengths, the red flags, what the numbers actually mean, an estimated monthly cost, and the questions to ask on-site — plus a side-by-side comparison matrix. Under a minute, zero logging.
Why it's different
Honesty is the product — it names the watch-outs, not just the highlights. Fair Housing guardrails are built into generation, and nothing reaches your buyer without your review.
A solid mid-block colonial with a genuine kitchen renovation and good natural light. It's priced a touch over the street's per-square-foot norm and has sat longer than the area average — worth understanding why before you fall for it.
- Renovated kitchen, permits on file
- South-facing living space
- Newer HVAC (2022)
- 51 days on market — above area avg
- Priced ~3% over block $/sqft
The Sightline
The problem
Your buyer says "let's write it." Now you have a couple of hours to decide price, terms, and structure — the highest-stakes moment in the whole relationship — usually from gut feel, under time pressure, with the client watching.
What it does
Paste the listing and a few things you know. Vantage reads the likely seller motivation, gauges the competitive temperature of this listing, and returns a one-page, agent-branded Offer Strategy Brief — terms first, then price, then a clear "escalate or don't" call — written as counsel you can say out loud to your buyer.
Why it's different
Terms-first, not price-first, because terms are what win deals. Advisory only, never autonomous. It reasons about escalation strategy but never drafts legal clause language — that stays with your attorney or broker form.
Jul 7, 2026
Most likely, this seller has already left. Two cuts across 63 days on a vacant home in a 22-day-median neighborhood reads as a relocated owner carrying an empty house — motivated by certainty and speed, not top dollar.
With no competing offer in sight and a seller already cutting price, an escalation clause is the wrong instrument for this listing.
The Emberline
The problem
88% of buyers say they'd use their agent again — only 13% do. Not because of bad service. Because the relationship went quiet. And no human can personally maintain 200 to 2,000 relationships by hand.
What it does
Ember sits on top of your existing contact database and scores every contact on two things: relationship warmth (is this going cold?) and readiness (likely to transact or refer soon?). Each day it surfaces the handful of people who genuinely need you — with a plain-English "why now" and a personal, ready-to-send draft grounded in that person's history. Nothing sends without your approval.
Why it's different
Advisory, never autonomous — one tone-deaf automated message can damage a relationship your business rests on. It protects the whole relationship (referrals and repeat), not just mines for a listing. It runs on your own data — no purchased consumer data — and it's a thin layer on the CRM you already use, not another CRM.
The ecosystem
One suite for the whole lifecycle.
Ember keeps your sphere warm and surfaces who's ready.
A lead comes in — Tyson calls it in seconds and books it warm.
Selling? upHelio has the defensible CMA drafted before you walk in.
Buying? Lumen turns a day of showings into one honest decision, and Vantage turns the pre-offer scramble into a 90-second strategy.
The deal closes. They flow back into Ember — and three years later, you're still the name they remember.
Advisory, never autonomous.
No Starhane product acts on your behalf without you seeing it first. You are always the last step before anything reaches a client. In a trust business, that isn't a limitation — it's the point.
Honesty is a feature.
Lumen names the red flags. upHelio surfaces where the comps disagree. Vantage tells you when not to escalate. The tools are built to make you the honest advisor in the room.
The deliverable is the proof.
Every output is agent-branded and lands in your client's hands. Your value becomes visible as a byproduct of tools you already wanted to use — you never have to document anything to prove it.
No logging, no busywork.
No CRM to migrate, no activity to log, no config treadmill. Built for the independent agent doing all the jobs at once.