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Setschedule

“Can a real estate lead-aggregation marketplace grow into the default business-development OS for agents and adjacent trades?”

Founded2014
HQIrvine, California, United States
Total raised$21.4M
Latest roundAngel, $2M
IndustryVertical SaaS / Real Estate

The story

SetSchedule is a real estate lead aggregation and CRM marketplace founded in 2014, connecting agents to buyer/seller leads sourced from Homes.com, Realtor.com, Facebook and RealtyTrac via its Referral Radar product. The company has layered AI ('Jessica' bot), video conferencing (SetHello), and a professional community app over its lead marketplace. It has not moved into embedded finance — payments/banking/lending/insurance are not part of the product surface.

Last 12 months

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Product timeline

2014

SetSchedule founded in Irvine, CA as a real estate business development platform.· pivot

2018

Launched AI-predictive learning mobile app for real estate agents; partnered with ATTOM Data Solutions for property data feeding Referral Radar.· pivot

2020

Launched SetSchedule Connect with 'Jessica' ML bot and SetHello video conferencing to connect agents with consumers.· pivot

The stack

0 layers disclosed in Setschedule’s embedded-finance stack

Accounting gap: none

Setschedule — frequently asked

Where is Setschedule headquartered?

Setschedule is founded in 2014 and headquartered in Irvine, California, United States.

How much funding has Setschedule raised?

Setschedule has raised $21.4M in total (latest round: Angel, $2M).

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