Orange County · commercial listings
A number for your listingthat answers every call.
You get a dedicated local number in the area code you pick. An AI answers it, asks the caller what they need, and emails you the call: their name and callback number, what the business is, square footage, timing, a written summary and the full transcript.
Try it — call this number
(949) 693-6525The same number that is on the sign. Say you need 2,000 square feet for a coffee shop, hang up, and scroll down — the call will be in the list.
Or skip it and get a number for your listing →
$99 a month per listingLive the same dayCancel when it leases
Live calls · cleared every 10 minutes
The live demo line
These are real calls to the demo number, listed the way the line sorted them: caller type, then the size, use and timing it pulled out of the conversation. The list clears every ten minutes so it stays usable as a demo.
It starts on the sign
The same number, everywhere the listing lives
Drive aisle size, readable from the turn lane.
A PDF forwarded five times still routes back to a line that answers.
Portal leads arrive in the same inbox, screened the same way.
Tap to call. Nobody types a number off a screen.
What happens on a call
Every call follows the same four steps.
It picks up on the first ring and names your property
The greeting is your property name, then the recording disclosure, then a question. It knows your suites, their sizes, the asking rate and when each one is available, because the line is built from your listing rather than a generic script. If there is more than one space it asks which one they are calling about. When it does not know something it says the broker will follow up instead of guessing.
Fourteen things, gathered in conversation rather than a form
Name, callback number, email, what the business is, square footage, timing, which suite, who they represent, how many locations they already run, whether they are a franchisee, how many months out they are, and what the space needs done to it. It asks for whatever is missing and lets go of what the caller will not give.
Every caller is typed before you hear about them
Tenant, broker, vendor or other. Vendors are written to your listing page and stopped there — no text, no email, no forward. You can count how many called without speaking to any of them.
A text with the headline, an email with the whole call
The text is the property, the size, the use, the timing, the caller's name and their number. The email adds the full table, a written summary of what was said, and the transcript line by line.
How it works
From your listing to your inbox
Send us the listing
The address, each suite with its size and asking rate and when it is available, and anything you do not want discussed. We build the line around that property by hand and send you the number, usually the same day.
Put the number on everything
Panel, flyer, OM, LoopNet, Crexi, the property site. One number for the whole assignment instead of four channels pointing four different places.
Read the email
It arrives the moment the caller hangs up. The subject line is the property and the lead in one line — Harbor Point Plaza — 2,000 SF · coffee shop · Q1 2027 — so you can triage it from the lock screen.
Every call gets sorted
A number on a sign brings tenants. It also brings everybody who sells to brokers.
Reaches you — text and email
2,000 SF · coffee shop · Q1 2027
1,400 SF · nail salon · as soon as possible
3,000 SF · represents a regional franchisee
Filed, never forwarded
Sells SEO to brokerages
Wants to shoot drone photos of the center
Offers to syndicate your listing, for a fee
Selling merchant services
Wrong number, looking for the dry cleaner
What lands on your phone
What the text says and what the email adds
The text carries the property, the size, the use, the timing, the caller’s name and the number to ring back — enough to decide from the lock screen. The email behind it has the full table: name, callback, email, use, square footage, timing, who they represent, which suite, and how long the call ran. Then a written summary of the conversation, then the transcript, line by line, both sides.
Three of these lines are live on real listings, answering calls every day.
Endcap Line
New tenant lead · Harbor Point Plaza
2,000 SF · coffee shop · Q1 2027
Dana Reyes · (714) 555-0199
app.endcap.design/l/…
You tell it what to ask
Your instructions override everything else it knows.
The line is built from your property — the suites, the sizes, the rate, the timing. On top of that sits a block of instructions written in your words, and those win when they conflict with anything else it has been told. Send a note and the change is live before the next call. There is no settings screen to learn.
Things brokers have asked for
“Don’t quote the rate. Say I’ll discuss it.”
“No smoke shops, vape, or massage.”
“Ask if they have other locations open.”
“If they’re a broker, get who they represent.”
“Tell them about the new anchor going in.”
Before you ask
Is it a person or a machine?
A machine. It is an AI voice agent, it discloses that the call is recorded in its first sentence, and it never claims to be a person. If a caller asks, it tells them.
What exactly lands in my inbox?
A table with the caller's name, callback number and email, what the business is, the square footage, the timing, who they represent, which suite they asked about and how long the call ran. Under that, a written summary of the call. Under that, the full transcript, every line, both sides.
Do I get the audio?
Not yet. Today you get the written summary and the complete transcript. Recorded audio you can play from the email is not built, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise.
How does it decide what reaches me?
Anyone typed as a vendor is filed and never forwarded. Everyone else is sent, and labelled: qualified when it has a callback number, what the business is, a size and a timing, and more info when one of those is missing — in which case it names the one that is missing.
Do I have to give up my cell number?
No. This is an additional number that belongs to the listing. Your cell stays yours, and when the space leases you drop the line.
What if it says the wrong thing?
It only knows what you tell us about the property, and it is instructed to defer rather than guess. You decide what it can and cannot discuss, including whether it quotes a rate at all. Send a note and the change is live before the next call.
Is recording the call legal?
It discloses that the call is recorded in the first sentence, before anything else is said. California requires consent from both parties and the line is built for that.
How fast does the lead reach me?
The text and the email are sent when the call ends, usually inside a minute.
Is there an app or a dashboard to learn?
No. Leads arrive as a text and an email. Every call on a listing is also kept on one private page, at a link only you have.
Does it work outside Orange County?
Yes. You pick the area code and the number is provisioned in it, so a Riverside listing does not answer on a 949.
Can I run more than one listing on it?
Each listing gets its own number, so the leads never blur together and you can drop one without touching the others. It is $99 a month per listing.
What happens when the space leases?
Cancel and the number is released. It is month to month.
Field notes
The number on the sign should not be your cell.
Put a cell on the panel and you miss the call, or you pick it up and it isn’t a tenant. A listing number answers and never gives yours out.
PortalsPortals send tenants. They also send everyone else.
LoopNet and Crexi mix real tenants with SEO, syndicators, and wrong numbers. Same listing number, same screen, only the real ones hit your phone.
QualificationQualified is use plus a callback.
A coffee concept that doesn’t know SF is still a lead. Qualified is who they are, what they need the space for, and a number you can actually call.
Orange CountyDrive-by and portal are different calls. Same book.
A pylon call in Orange County saw the center. A LoopNet inquiry found a listing. Same number and the same five questions, then you decide who to call back.
What it costs
$99/mo per listing
One lease commission pays for a decade of it. Add a listing when you take one on, drop it when it leases.
Month to month. Cancel the day the space leases.
Nothing to install. No app, no login, no dashboard to learn.
Your cell never goes on the panel and never goes to a caller.
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