Matze: Real Estate Agents Can Dial 200 Numbers per Live Connection
Evgeny Matze · #2292 AI Automation that makes cold calls · Jan 8, 2026 · at 3:26
Evgeny Matze, co-founder of Rezora, describes the manual friction and low connection efficiency of real estate cold calling before developing AI voice automation.
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“First, you have to actually get connected to a person that picks up on you. That's okay. You can call 200 people before you actually get connected to someone that is the correct homeowner.”
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