Built in Canada, for Canadian real estate

AI built for how Canadian real estate actually works, not retrofitted from a US tool.

Most real-estate AI is designed for the US opt-out market. Krogel Capital is CASL-first, opt-in consent with enforced expiry, plus BCFSA and PIPEDA, and it writes in each agent's own voice, in English or 中文, with a human approving messages before they go out.

What actually sets us apart

Four things a US-built tool can't easily copy.

Plenty of platforms answer leads and run follow-up. The difference is who the message is built for, and who stays accountable for it.

Canadian-compliance-first, not a US retrofit

CASL opt-in consent with enforced expiry, BCFSA conduct rules, and PIPEDA privacy are built into the send path, not left to you. US-built tools run on CAN-SPAM / TCPA (opt-out) and generally make Canadian compliance the customer's problem.

Your agents' own voice

Each realtor's messages are drafted from their own writing, so they sound like the agent, not a bot. Most tools send from a single shared AI persona or templated scripts; the human-staffed exceptions do it with a person writing tone guides by hand.

Native English and 中文

Mandarin nurture is composed natively in 中文 (honorifics, cadence, and a Chinese-language CASL sign-off) for the Chinese-Canadian clients who drive so much of BC's market. Where other tools offer Mandarin at all, it's auto-detected and matched from an English draft; ours is authored in-language, not translated.

AI drafts, a human approves

The platform is an AI persona, never impersonation. By default a human approves each message with one tap; fully autonomous sending is an explicit, off-by-default option that still clears the compliance and consent checks first. Several competitors auto-send by default, with no per-message human gate, which is a different risk posture for a licensed brokerage.

An honest comparison

How we line up against the tools you already know.

These are good products. The point isn't that they're bad, it's that they're built for the US market and a different idea of who writes and signs off on the message.

Krogel CapitalFollow Up BossSierra InteractiveSERHANT (S.MPLE)StructurelyLoftyYlopo
Canadian compliance (CASL opt-in + expiry, BCFSA, PIPEDA)Built into the send pathOpt-out; CASL left to youNo published Canadian postureUS-onlyUS-only, opt-outNo published Canadian postureUS opt-out; compliance on you
Messages in each agent's own voiceAutomated per-agent voiceTemplated / lead-contextScripts, not customizableYes, via a human strategistOne shared AI personaTeam playbook, shared personaShared 'Raiya' AI persona
Native English + 中文 (Mandarin)Authored natively, not translatedTranslation add-on onlyES onlyNot a product featureEN + ES onlyEN, ES, 中文, FR (auto-matched)EN; no native 中文
A human approves each substantive messageOne-tap approval (default)AI replies: review before sendAuto-sends, no gateYes, advisor + agentAuto-sends; override afterAuto-sends; override afterAuto-sends; pause/take-over

Based on each vendor's public product pages and documentation as of June 2026; capabilities change, so check their current materials. We've tried to represent them fairly: where a competitor offers a capability, we say so. SERHANT builds per-agent voice with a human strategist who reviews work before the agent approves it, and Lofty advertises Mandarin among four auto-detected languages.

See the difference on your own pipeline.

A 30-minute walkthrough: a real lead inbound, a voice-matched draft in English or 中文, and the compliance trail behind it.