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AI follow-up drafts from your threads, 60 realtor scripts & read receipts. Works in Gmail & Outlook. 5 free/month. Stop losing deals to slow follow-up. Follow-Up Writer is your AI follow-up assistant, right inside Gmail and Outlook on the web: - Auto-draft — open any email thread and get a contextual follow-up written for you in one click. You review, you hit Send. - Read receipts — optional open tracking on any message you insert, so you know who's actually reading your follow-ups. - Gone quiet — finds conversations that went cold (7+ days, scanned privately in your browser) and drafts a graceful nudge for each. - 60 proven scripts — new-inquiry instant replies, 7/30/90-day nurture, dead-lead revival (including the famous 9-word email), open-house follow-up, past-client reactivation, listing & referral asks. How it works: 1. Click the Follow-Up Writer button in Gmail or Outlook. 2. Pick a script — or hit Auto-draft on any open thread. 3. Insert the polished message straight into your email — or copy it anywhere. You always review and send. The extension never sends anything for you. Free: 5 messages per month, full library. Premium: unlimited messages — CA$9/month or CA$79 lifetime. Built for working realtors. No fluff, no fake personalization — just the follow-up system top producers actually run.
Sep 28, 2026
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