That is 5,000 units to fill across 55 properties, and we would do it by running ads on Meta in English or Spanish, whichever performs better, sending renters to a page built for each property where they leave their details and book a tour that lands in your leasing calendar.
This is the whole fee across your portfolio, and it does not move with how many leads or tours we produce in a given month.
This covers every property we have live at any point, and it is the only thing you pay us, with nothing added for leads or tours. Properties come online in waves as the ad budget supports them, because spreading $10,000 across all 55 at once leaves each one with too little to work. Your ad spend stays separate and goes directly to Meta from your own account.
Every figure below assumes $10,000 a month of ad spend, a cost per lead of $15, 22% of leads booking a tour and 22% of tours signing a lease.
Assumes $10,000 a month of ad spend, a cost per lead of $15 on Meta, 22% of leads booking a tour and 22% of tours signing.
Each figure includes your ad spend as well as our fee. We are accountable for the first two, because they are decided by the ads and the page. Cost per signed lease is decided by your leasing teams converting the tour, so we report it every week but we do not price against something we do not run.
The automated first reply we send while your team is getting to the lead: price answered straight away, 2 tour slots offered, then reminders until they show.
Pages, forms, WhatsApp flows, creative, pixel, and Karya's own ad account. Your time: about 2 hours.
Indianapolis and Phoenix, about 1,188 units between them, with fresh creative every 3 to 4 days and weekly numbers to your inbox showing cost per lead, per tour and per signed lease next to Google.
Before anything goes live we would walk through how leads reach the agents, what happens in the first few minutes after one comes in, and where tours get logged, because that is what decides the numbers on this page. Once it is agreed we can set a launch date and the first wave of properties.