Wake up the leads you already paid for.
Lewis works your dormant list over text, finds the few who are still in the market, and hands them back to you ready to call.

Works with any CRM that exports a CSV, no integration to wait for
How Lewis works

We read your book
Lewis reads every note in your CRM export (not just names and numbers), so the first text cites something true and specific.

We hold the pen
Every draft is held for your approval before it sends: read it, edit it, or dictate your own words instead.

We handle the small stuff
Throttling, follow-ups, re-asks and the back-and-forth of working a list, handed over so you only see what matters.
Every conversation, handled.
Lewis works the parts of a dormant list that are tedious rather than hard, and hands you the parts that need a real person.

Every draft, held for you.
Every draft waits for your yes: nothing goes out under your licence without you. Fair-housing language and property facts Lewis cannot source are blocked outright rather than queued, because an agent skimming approvals at 7am waves things through.
A copilot when you want the wheel.
Hand it the list – with a permission you grant explicitly – and Lewis will draft, throttle and re-ask on its own, while you watch the thread instead of typing into it.
And for the everyday running of a list.
One brain, every conversation.
The same decisions power the browser demo and a real phone number (from the rails that run on every send to how it hears the word “modern”), so a change made once is live everywhere, which is the only reason that promise stays true.
Explore the engine
Blocked never becomes held. An agent skimming approvals at 7am waves things through.
A minute figure comes from a provider that traced streets, or it does not exist.
The baseline is what he last SAW, so a rise and a fall back is silence.
Answers some of what he hears, records all of it. A failed gate means silence, not a chattier bot.
The briefing, the cost meter and the compliance record are all queries over this.
From four hundred dead names
to three meetings.
Same list you already own. Lewis works down it over text and only interrupts you when there is something a licence has to answer.
The list you already paid for, sitting in a CRM nobody opens.
Not-textable numbers are dropped at import rather than filtered later.
Budget, timeline and area answered in their own words, before you call.
Priced per agent,
not per message.
Every plan includes every guardrail. Those are not an upsell.
Solo
One agent, one book of leads
per agent
billed monthly
Try it on your list- Up to 500 leads a month
- Every draft held for your approval
- All outbound guardrails
- Full message log
Team
A few agents and a shared pipeline
per agent
billed monthly
Try it on your list- Unlimited leads
- Copilot mode when you want it
- Per-agent threads and sign-off
- Morning briefing on what moved
Brokerage
Compliance you can hand to legal
per agent
billed monthly
Talk to us- Every seat, one opt-out list
- Exportable audit trail
- Group threads with buyers
- Priority support
On every plan, at every price








Everything else.
The short version: one membership, no per-message fees, and nothing leaves under your licence without you having read it first.
More about how it worksLewis is a membership for real-estate agents. It texts the dormant leads already sitting in your CRM, opens with the specific thing that person told you rather than “just checking in”, works out whether they are still in the market, and hands back the ones worth a phone call.
It runs over iMessage, so there is no new app, no new CRM, and nothing to open on a laptop. Every draft is held for your approval before it sends, and fair-housing language and property facts Lewis cannot source are blocked outright rather than queued.
- The engine — one brain behind every conversation: the browser demo and a real phone number run the same decisions, so a change made once is live on both
- Approvals — every draft held for your yes. Send it, edit it, skip it, or dictate your own words and Lewis sends yours verbatim
- Guardrails — block, hold, allow, run on the output of every message at every autonomy level. Not a paragraph in a prompt
- Copilot — hand it the list when you are ready and it drafts, throttles and re-asks on its own. Take the permission back the same way you gave it
- Morning briefing — what moved overnight, and who is worth texting first today
- Event log — every send, hold and refusal on one append-only log you can export
- Cost meter — what each conversation actually costs, in real time rather than at the invoice
- CSV import — bring the book from whichever CRM you already pay for. Nothing to connect
Every one of those is on every plan. See all eight in detail.
Lewis is priced per agent, not per message – so working your list harder never costs more. No long-term contracts, no setup fees, no cancellation fees. Cancel anytime and the membership ends at the close of your current billing period.
Every guardrail is included on every plan. They are not an upsell: the fair-housing block and the refusal to assert a property fact run the same way whatever you pay.
See the full pricing page, or what we will and will not do on Trust.
A drip sends the same sentence to four hundred people. “Just checking in — still looking?” is what every CRM already sends, and what every buyer already ignores.
With a drip, or with working the list by hand:
- It does not know what that lead told you – so the opener is generic and nobody answers it
- You still have no idea which of the four hundred is real until somebody replies
- Follow-up stops the week you get busy, which is every week
Lewis reads the notes column, not just the names, and ranks who is worth texting today. Every opener quotes the specific thing that person actually said. It works out budget, timeline and area in the lead’s own words, stops the moment somebody asks to see a place, and hands you the thread — with every draft held for your approval, and fair-housing language and unsourced property claims blocked on the way out rather than flagged for later.
Side by side: Lewis vs a CRM drip.

