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StreetText Review

Name: StreetText
Brand: StreetText
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Facebook & Instagram lead generation platform for real estate agents — pairs automated paid ad campaigns with Julie AI, an SMS assistant that qualifies and books leads around the clock.

Starting at $59/mo

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StreetText Pros

Purpose-built for real estate since 2010, with ad templates and follow-up sequences proven across thousands of buyer and seller campaigns
Julie AI handles inbound SMS replies 24/7, qualifying leads and booking appointments without agent intervention
No long-term contracts — month-to-month billing with a 7-day free trial on every plan
Scale plan includes API access and webhooks for connecting existing CRM or transaction management workflows

StreetText Cons

Julie AI (the core AI texting feature) is a paid add-on at $39–$49/month extra — not included in any base plan
Limited to Facebook and Instagram only; no Google Ads, YouTube, LinkedIn, or organic post scheduling
Monthly subscription cost stacks on top of Facebook/Instagram ad spend, significantly increasing the true cost per lead
No email follow-up automation — AI nurturing relies solely on SMS, which under-serves leads who prefer email

Product Overview

StreetText has run Facebook and Instagram lead campaigns exclusively for real estate since 2010, making it one of the oldest dedicated social ad platforms in the space. The base subscription covers campaign management, ad templates, and remarketing bundles; the more interesting half — Julie AI, an SMS bot that handles replies and drives leads toward booked appointments — is a separate $39–$49/month add-on, putting the real cost closer to $100–$150/month before any ad spend. Compared to Verse.ai or Structurely (which integrate with existing pipelines), StreetText bundles its own lead source, giving solo agents a single front door but limiting flexibility for brokerages running a dedicated CRM stack. Strong fit for solo agents and buyer-focused teams comfortable with ongoing Facebook ad budgets; a poor match for agents preferring organic or portal-driven lead generation, or anyone needing LinkedIn, Google, or email nurturing.