Engage with
something real.

Your clients hear from a dozen people who all want something. Be the one who brings something instead: what their home is worth, what it could rent for, and how that's changing. New owners find you through your website. The clients you've already earned keep hearing from you, and keep coming back.

Built for property managers and realtors. Runs on your own website, under your name. No credit card to start.

Marsh & Vine Property Groupto Dana Whitfield · client since 2023August update

893 Verdi Way, Clarkston GA

Home value

$487,000

▲ 4.2% this year

Rental value

$2,450/mo

▲ $70 since spring

Rents in Clarkston moved faster than sale prices this month. If you've been weighing selling against holding it as a rental, the math shifted a little in your favor. Happy to walk through it. — Alex

Sent monthly, under your nameOpened 3×

You know your clients.
You decide what they see.

Sell homes? Your updates carry home values. Manage rentals? Rental values. Serve investors who ask both questions? Send the whole picture. Every update goes out under your name, carrying the information your clients actually care about. You make that call, and no other platform gives it to you.

The listing agent

Sends home value only

Home value$487,000 ▲
Equity & neighborhood salesincluded
Rental valueoff

The property manager

Sends rental value only

Rental value$2,450/mo ▲
Rent trend & local marketincluded
Home valueoff

The full-service advisor

Sends the whole picture

Home value$487,000 ▲
Rental value$2,450/mo ▲
Hold-or-sell contextincluded

Part one · Winning new clients

Owners find you the moment they get curious.

Every owner eventually types their address into something. When it's your website that answers, with a real value instead of a form and a promise of a callback, the relationship starts with you being useful. Everything else RentBeacon does builds on that same footing.

The visit

They ask, you answer

An owner lands on your site and asks the question they came with: "what's mine worth?" They get a real answer in seconds. The value, the range, and what it's built on.

The trade

The full report costs an email

The headline is free. The full picture arrives in their inbox from your company: comparables, the property record, and the rental side if you offer it.

The lead

You hear about it right away

Name, email, property, and what they saw, in your inbox and your CRM. FollowUpBoss and HubSpot, or anywhere a webhook reaches.

The compounding part

Your neighborhoods rank for you

Live market pages for every zip you serve sit on your own domain and collect the searches owners make before they ever ask a person, like "average rent in Buckhead."

New owner lead: 742 Peachtree St NWvia your website · 9:14 AM
OwnerSarah Chen
Saw$1,850–2,200/mo
Came from/for-owners
Delivered toFollowUpBoss ✓

Photography note: documentary, not stock. A porch conversation, a lockbox on a rail, late-afternoon light, shot on our own doors in Atlanta.

Part two · Keeping the clients you have

Lead gen wins the first deal. Showing up wins the rest.

Every tool in this industry promises leads. Then the deal closes, the file goes quiet, and two years later your client lists with whoever mailed them a postcard last week. RentBeacon's second half is built for that gap. It keeps bringing your clients something worth opening, under your name, so the next transaction never goes shopping.

A monthly update that earns its open

No "just checking in." Each month, your clients hear from you with what their home is doing: its value, its rental value, the market around it, and a line in your voice. Useful every time it arrives, because it's about the thing they care about most.

The hold-or-sell conversation, on tap

When you offer both sides, you're ready for the question every owner eventually asks: "should I sell it, or rent it out?" Either answer is a deal for somebody. Make sure that somebody is you.

You see who's paying attention

Every report and update tells you when it's opened and reopened. A client who checked their home's value three times this month isn't idly curious. That's your call list, sorted.

This week, across your clients

Mon 9:41aDana Whitfield reopened her August update, third time this month
Tue 6:15pMarcus Oyelaran opened the 893 Verdi Way report from a new device
Wed 8:02aNew lead at 1204 McLendon Ave, saw $2,300–2,600/mo
Thu 12:30pPriya Raman's home value crossed $500k, her update is queued under your name

Dana first. She's already decided something. She just hasn't told anyone yet.

Used on our own doors first

We didn't build this to sell software. We built it because our own management company needed owners to stop forgetting we exist between statements.

So we put the widget on our own site and started sending our own owners their updates. First month: 23 owner leads off the website, three signed management contracts, and the part we didn't expect. Current owners started replying to their updates just to talk. That's when it stopped being a widget and started being the way we stay in the room.

HTHarrison ThornhillAllay Property Management · Atlanta
23owner leads, first month on our own site
3management contracts signed from them
$1,800/monet new recurring revenue, month one

Your practice

Different books, same play.

Property managers

Owners who never wonder what you do all day

They come for
Owner leads from your own website instead of another portal's.
They stay because
Your owners get market updates under your name, and stop taking calls from the PM down the street.

Realtors

A past-client book that ripens instead of rotting

They come for
Home-value lead capture that actually gives the visitor something.
They stay because
Every past client keeps hearing from you about the home they care about, with rental context no other agent can offer, if you choose to include it.

Portfolio owners

Every door's value, without asking anyone

They come for
A straight answer on what their own units should rent for.
They stay because
A standing view of value, rent, and the gap on every property they hold.

Pricing

Flat, monthly, and less than one lost client.

Starter

$79/mo

A focused market. Rental values, owner leads, your branding.

  • 25 property reports a month
  • 15 neighborhood pages
  • Rent estimates, comps & shareable reports
  • Leads by email & webhook
  • Extra reports $1.89 each
Start with Starter
Most companies pick this

Growth

$199/mo

The full practice: home and rental values, monthly client updates, CRM delivery.

  • 150 reports · 40 neighborhoods
  • Home value, equity & sale comps: the hold-or-sell report
  • Monthly client updates, under your name
  • FollowUpBoss & HubSpot · conversion tracking
  • Extra reports $1.39 each
Start with Growth

Pro

$399/mo

Whole-metro coverage and portfolio work.

  • 500 reports · 100 neighborhoods
  • Everything in Growth
  • Owners Nearby lists · portfolio rent-gap pricing
  • Priority support
  • Extra reports $0.89 each
Start with Pro

Annual takes two months off. No contracts, no per-contact pricing.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How long does setup take?
Five minutes. Copy one script tag into your website's HTML — right before the closing </body> tag. The widget loads automatically with sensible defaults; add your branding and notification email in the dashboard whenever you're ready. No coding, no developer needed.
Will it slow down my website?
No. The embed script loads asynchronously and weighs under 3KB. It doesn't block your page from rendering and has zero impact on your site's load speed or SEO.
What data powers the rent estimates?
RentCast's database of 140M+ property records, covering every US market. Every estimate includes a low/mid/high range, a confidence score with a plain-English explanation, and scored comparable properties — plus the public-record details it was based on.
Can I customize the widget to match my brand?
Yes. You control the colors, company name, headline text, and disclaimer from your dashboard, and the widget picks them up automatically — it reads as part of your site, not a third-party tool.
Do I need a developer?
No. If you can paste a line of HTML into your website, you can set up RentBeacon. The same script tag works on WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, and any custom-built site.
How are leads delivered?
Instantly, three ways: email notification to your team, webhook POST to any URL (works with Zapier, Make, n8n), and native CRM integration with FollowUpBoss and HubSpot on Growth+ plans.
What happens if I cancel?
Your widget stops loading on your site and billing stops. No cancellation fees, no lock-in contracts. You can reactivate anytime and pick up where you left off.
What's the difference between the plans?
All plans include the rent estimate widget, neighborhood data pages, shareable owner reports, and lead delivery by email and webhook. Growth adds the full property report — value estimate, owner equity, taxes, and sale comps — plus native CRM delivery, quarterly owner updates, and conversion tracking. Pro adds Owners Nearby lists, portfolio rent-gap analysis, higher limits, and priority support.

Be the one who
keeps showing up.

Five minutes to put it on your website. Tonight, an owner you've never met asks it what their home is worth. Next month, a client you'd almost lost touch with hears from you with something real.

Your companyto every client you've ever helpedNext month

Saw your update. I didn't realize rents jumped that much. Can we talk about the Delmont house?the reply this whole thing exists for