People walk past your office every day. Almost none of them stop.
Today they glance at a piece of paper and keep walking. Nothing in the window lets them stop, browse through your whole inventory, or leave their number.
Give them a window they can interact with: your listings, browsable from the sidewalk, lit every night, and a reason to talk with your team.
You chose your location so people would see you.
They do.
They see it on the way to dinner, next to the ice cream place, on a Sunday walking the dog. They glance at a paper listing, which cannot be opened or browsed, so they keep walking.
They dwell longer at a window they can interact with. That creates conversations, and captures new clients that would have just walked by.
Most people who stop at a window do so when a nine-to-five office is closed.
Seven out of ten stops happen outside nine to five. 7pm is the busiest hour at the window six days out of seven, and busy in our data means people stopping to browse, not walking past or glancing at flyers. Nearly one in five stops happen on a Sunday.
Right now you are missing 100% of these opportunities.
A window they can browse.
A listing catches their eye. They stop.
When your team is in the office.
When no agent is on duty
Skip the lead form.
Shake a hand.
Someone is standing at your window, looking at a house on your street. They stopped on their own. Walk out and say hello instead of waiting for the walk-in.
Most people work with the first agent they actually talk to, and they are already on your sidewalk. No lead form, no two weeks of phone tag; the conversation starts where they are standing, at the moment of peak interest.
People glance at a TV. They stop at glass they can touch.
You can put a TV in the window for a thousand bucks, and plenty of offices have. Studies show that passersby only look at a passive screen for about a third of a second. Try to touch the window, and nothing happens; with WindoVision the listing opens, and our typical browsing session runs over a minute.
A TV cannot take a phone number, it cannot tell you whether anyone stopped, and it cannot play video with audio they can hear on the sidewalk. More than 600,000 recorded interactions across our systems say it loudly: people stop at glass they can browse.
Our system is also built for a window, readable in direct sunlight and 5 times brighter than a television you get at Best Buy. But the difference that matters is the one that gives your team a reason to walk out and make a connection: someone actually stopped.
Your window says something about your brokerage before anyone walks in.
Every real estate office looks the same from the sidewalk: the sign, the paper in the glass, the lights off at six. A dynamic window people stop at is the one office on the street that looks like it is going somewhere, and the community notices you long before they might need an agent.
WindoVision has done more than 1,000 installs over 20 years. The system mounts inside your glass and reads a hand through the window, gloves and all, in the Florida sun and in Alaska in January. Commercial-grade gear, a three-year hardware warranty, and US-based support and service: real people who answer the phone. A WindoVision installer comes to you, and it's installed in a day, usually about three weeks after you say go. You own the hardware from day one, and it moves with you if you change locations.
What brokers say
It is not how many walk in. It is how many walk past, and who.
This works great for a ground-floor office on a street where foot traffic is strong: the dinner and bar crowd, the weekend crowd, the farmers market, a coffee shop next door with a morning rush, a busy strip mall with a grocery store as the anchor, the town square, the dog walkers.
What it is worth to you
If you have a good location and you follow our approach, these numbers are intentionally conservative.
And there's more
Engage more buyers
Convert more sellers
Serve your agents
Retain your agents
Recruit new agents
Upgrade your brand
Serve your town
Your office closes at five. Your street doesn't.
Questions brokers ask
We already have something in the window.
What does something like this cost?
Everyone has a phone; nobody stops at windows.
Somebody has to update it.
Does it work in winter, through double pane, in the sun?
Do I own it, and what happens at the end?
Can I control what listings go on it?
Can I try it first?
Will it work with my MLS?
How long until it is in my window, and what do you need from me?
Can someone on the sidewalk break it, or put something on it they should not?
Can local businesses help pay for it?
Does it only show houses?
Can I put my own content on it?
I have seen one of these dark. It is not a good look.
I want to see one.