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Recasi Local is a done-for-you AI search marketing service for established real estate agents and teams. On average, Recasi Local clients see about 30% more AI visibility in the first 2 weeks and about 60% in the first 6 weeks, measured by how often AI answers name them for market questions. Results vary by market, and AI answers change, so no result is guaranteed. This article describes what Recasi Local does, the work it includes, and the limits that apply to AI search.
AI visibility means how often AI answers name an agent for a market's key questions. We make an agent's local record easier for AI tools to understand when buyers and sellers ask who to hire. The client supplies about 15 minutes a month using material they already have; we write, publish, and maintain the work. The service is designed to keep that public record accurate, specific, and usable for people as well as AI tools.
Averages across our clients; results vary by market.
The work Recasi Local is built to do
Buyers and sellers ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or Google's AI answers for a local agent. A short hiring question makes the tool interpret the market served, experience, local knowledge, and supporting evidence. Those details can conflict across a website, profiles, reviews, and other sources. We make those sources describe the same business.
Our objective is for the agent to be named when buyers and sellers ask AI who to hire, ideally on a short list of two or three. We begin with the record the agent has already built and make it easier to find across the sources AI may consult. This is an objective for the work, not a guarantee that any particular answer will include an agent. For the broader company context, read What is Recasi? or our explanation of AI SEO for real estate.
Recasi Local is an ongoing service rather than software that produces a report and leaves a client with a checklist. We handle the writing, publishing, and maintenance, while the agent supplies the real details needed to keep the account accurate. This division of work keeps public material connected to the agent's business and voice. It also avoids substituting generic claims for local knowledge.
The three parts of the work
Recasi Local follows three connected parts. Each addresses a different problem in an agent's public record, and each is more useful when the others are in place. Consistent details make pages easier to interpret. Clear pages give outside sources something specific to reinforce.
- Make the record match
We make the agent's name, areas, and record say the same thing across the places people and AI tools may check. Core details should make clear which market the agent serves and whether two profiles refer to the same person.
We match the agent's name, market, specialty, and supporting proof. When those details align, people and AI tools can interpret them more easily.
- Answer local questions in the agent's voice
We write pages around the questions local buyers and sellers actually ask, using the agent's local knowledge and way of explaining the market. A useful page addresses one real question clearly instead of attempting to cover every subject at once.
A seller should be able to understand the help offered, and a buyer should be able to see the local context relevant to a move. The page should read as informed local work rather than a template.
- Earn outside support
We seek mentions on other websites, such as local news, that support the public record. AI tools often rely on agreement across several sources.
Your website explains the agent's work in depth; reviews, profiles, and local news confirm those details elsewhere.
The three parts do not produce the same effect on the same schedule. Some corrections can be picked up quickly, but pages and outside mentions build over months. That tradeoff is why we treat the work as ongoing. The useful measure is whether the record becomes more coherent and whether tracking shows it for the questions studied.
What clients provide each month
Clients do not need to become content managers. We request about 15 minutes each month and material they already have. This keeps the work tied to the business without creating administrative work. The material lets us check whether a page reflects the market and the agent's practice. We use it as evidence, not as a request for new material.
- Local questions the agent is hearing
- Parts of the business the agent wants people to understand
- Evidence that helps tell an accurate story
The agent knows their market and business; we use that context to keep the public work current and grounded. We then write, publish, and maintain the material. If a page needs the agent's voice, its source material comes from the agent. If a fact requires checking, it should be checked before it becomes part of a public account.
How we measure AI visibility
We measure AI visibility by asking AI the questions sellers in a market ask and recording who is named, question by question and tool by tool. This produces a record of what the tools returned for a defined set of prompts, rather than relying on a single answer. It can show where an agent appears and where the public record may need attention. It cannot establish a permanent ranking because AI answers vary.
Who should I hire to sell my home in Naples?
The agent sellers mention most here is Your Name at Your Brokerage. A strong local sales record, detailed local guides, and consistent reviews support that answer.
- yoursite.com
- local press
- 3 review sites
Illustrative example. AI answers vary.
Tracking frequency depends on the plan. Standard includes quarterly visibility tracking; Premium includes monthly tracking and updates; Max includes weekly tracking and competitor tracking. We recommend reading a report as evidence about the questions and tools checked, not as a verdict on the entire market. A sound report identifies the prompt, the tool, and the names returned, but it does not claim that one answer settles the issue.
The related guide on how to rank in AI search as a realtor explains the underlying public-record habits. Recasi Local is for agents who want that continuing work managed for them month after month. The service is not a substitute for a truthful business record. It depends on one.
Plans and public pricing
Every plan covers one agent or team in one agreed market. The appropriate plan depends on the market's activity, competition, and desired level of tracking. A one-time onboarding fee applies, but we do not state its amount here. Visit pricing to compare plans, and check your market to ask whether a territory is available.
Standard: $999/month
Standard includes an AI visibility audit, cleaned-up profiles and reviews, articles written for the market, quarterly visibility tracking, and a client portal. It is intended for markets with fewer competing agents. The plan establishes the core public record and provides quarterly measurement. It does not promise a particular ranking or volume of inquiries.
Premium: $1,299/month
Premium includes everything in Standard, plus custom hyper-local content, content built around local news, press releases, monthly tracking and updates, and a priority content schedule. It is intended for active markets where several agents are competing for seller attention. Monthly tracking provides a more regular view of the questions being monitored. The added work remains tied to the same agreed market.
Max: $2,199/month
Max includes everything in Premium, plus a personal client advisor, a monthly check-in call, weekly tracking, competitor tracking, and first access to new tools. It is intended for highly competitive markets or for agents who want a more involved level of support. Weekly tracking can provide more observations, but it does not make AI answers fixed. The central work remains the agent's public record.
One agent per market
We do not sell Recasi Local to competing agents in the same agreed market. One agent or team holds the market, and the ZIP codes remain locked while that client is with us. This gives the work a clear subject and prevents us from building the same kind of local presence for another agent in the same territory. Market availability is confirmed in the conversation.
| Feature | Typical agency | Recasi Local |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly role | Varies | Done for you |
| Market coverage | Several agents | One agent per market |
| Reporting | Rankings and traffic | Who AI names, by question |
| If you leave | Varies | Pages and mentions stay up |
A market is more than a label on an account. It is the territory in which the content, evidence, and tracking are meant to support the agent's business. If a market is already closed, we do not position two agents against each other. Agents can contact us to discuss whether the service fits their business.
What remains with the client
Pages stay on the client's website and mentions stay up if the client leaves Recasi Local. The client loses the ongoing work and tracking, not the material already built. This distinction matters because local knowledge, professional record, and public presence belong to the business itself. We aim to make those assets more discoverable, not inaccessible without a subscription.
This also provides a practical standard when comparing providers. Consider what remains on the site, what happens to outside mentions, and which parts of the work the business retains. A provider should be able to answer those questions directly. The result should not depend on hiding the work from the client.
AI tools often rely on agreement among several sources.
Limits of the work
Recasi Local helps make a business easier to understand and find, but it does not control every AI answer. Answers can vary by question and tool, and no provider can promise a top spot. We do not guarantee rankings, leads, or results. We recommend evaluating the work through accurate reporting and a public record that is demonstrably true.
The governing principle is straightforward: build a clear, supportable record and measure it across more than one question and tool. That approach can improve the evidence available to buyers, sellers, and AI systems, but it cannot remove uncertainty from AI answers.
Frequently asked questions
Is Recasi Local software or a service?
Recasi Local is a done-for-you service. We write, publish, and maintain the work rather than providing a tool and a list of tasks. The agent supplies context from their business, and we manage the ongoing execution.
How much time do I need to spend each month?
Recasi Local requests about 15 minutes a month using material the agent already has. We use that input to keep the work accurate to the market and the agent's voice. The ongoing writing, publishing, and maintenance are our responsibility.
Can I use Recasi Local if my brokerage controls my website?
Yes. We can build on what the agent owns, including an independent domain or agent site, plus press, reviews, and profiles. The available assets shape the work, but they do not prevent us from improving the public record. We review that context before deciding what to prioritize.
What happens if I leave Recasi Local?
Pages remain on the agent's site and mentions stay up. The ongoing work and tracking end, but the material already built remains with the client. This is part of how we define a durable public record.
Does Recasi Local promise that I will rank first?
No. AI answers vary, and Recasi Local does not guarantee a top position. We report on the questions and tools we track, then keep the work tied to an accurate local record.