Listing
Stock scored and fit to advertise.
Ad readiness out of 100 · ad-ready starts at 70
Everything in between — pages, ads, leads, follow-up, the team — runs on one system, under your name, on your own address.
It always launches paused, so you see the ad before a dirham moves.
Rocket Ad — one source, one budget, an ad that starts paused.
Every project and unit, scored for whether it is fit to advertise.
Meta and Google campaigns, with hard limits on what can spend money.
Ten kinds, the loop that improves them, and one part per person.
A page per property, and a gate that blocks weak ones from going live.
Ad sets, video and brochures produced from the listing you already have.
Where the lead lands, who owns it, and what happens in the first hour.
What the assistant reads, what it may act on, and what it is refused.
Spend, pipeline, commission and the report you send upstairs.
Seven roles, enforced on every screen. A person is added by email and signs in with their own Entrestate account.
The machine spends like it’s your money — inside rules you wrote. Every move written down, with its reason.
Learn how it worksNo fields. It greets by name, asks what a good salesperson asks, and hands you a lead that already told you everything.
Learn how it worksEvery rating teaches the machine what to buy. Rated leads become the audience next month’s ads chase — not Meta’s first guess.
Learn how it worksContacts are SHA-256-hashed before reaching Meta. Raw phone numbers and emails never leave the platform.
Interests and intent around the property and the area, with up to five narrowing groups on top.
The people who already know you, reached as one audience.
Grown from the people your funnel proved — closed, qualified, rated well. A buyer nobody got round to rating still counts.
A member signs in with their own Entrestate account — the same email you added. There is no password to hand out, none to reset, and nothing for them to install.
Their role decides what they see, on every screen and every data request. Remove them and the door closes the same minute.
Twenty-two screens of the live system — pick a part.

Drag the screen sideways to read it.
Leads with no owner get flagged for assignment.
Rank by value, worst first — the desk’s own sort.
Every lead row carries call and WhatsApp buttons.
Stock scored and fit to advertise.
Ad readiness out of 100 · ad-ready starts at 70
Every listing gets a page that converts.
A page below the gate cannot carry a campaign
Campaigns with caps, launched paused.
A daily cap, and a person switches it live
Owned on arrival, and on a clock.
An owner, a language tag, a follow-up time
Every rating teaches what to buy.
Rated 6+ becomes a sellable audience
Audiences from real buyers, not guesses.
Language and behaviour
You write the limit once. It spends up to it and stops.
A page missing the price or the plan waits until you fill it in.
What the record does not hold, the page leaves empty rather than filling in.
Your leads and everything in your account stay inside your company. Nobody outside it sees a lead or a listing unless you open it.
What the machine did, in plain words, with the reason and the time — a log nobody can edit or erase, so whatever happens you can read it back.
Your team archives; only the account owner can delete. A lead that annoyed somebody on a Tuesday is still there on Wednesday.
Your first ad in five minutes. Spend runs in your own ad account, inside a cap you wrote.
Makes leads from your listings, then works them to the deal — the whole system, your brand.