Pay-Per-Event
Perfect for testing Tycoda or running occasional open houses — just pay when you need it.
- 1 open house at a time
- Unlimited visitors
- SMS verification
- FUB integration
- CSV export
- QR code generation
Monthly 4
Run consistent open houses and cut your cost nearly in half — ideal for active agents.
- 4 open houses per month
- Unlimited visitors
- SMS verification
- FUB integration
- CSV export
- QR code generation
- Advanced analytics
Monthly 8
Built for high-volume agents and teams who want maximum listing exposure and verified buyer insights.
- 8 open houses per month
- Unlimited visitors
- SMS verification
- FUB integration
- CSV export
- QR code generation
- Advanced analytics
One open house is all it takes.
The first open house platform with SMS-verified buyers. Most agents try Tycoda for $1 expecting a gimmick. They don’t go back—because once you run an open house with real, verified buyers, the traditional way feels broken.
Why Agents Choose Tycoda
We're trying to make you look like a superhero with as little effort as possible. Agents use Tycoda because it’s the only way to turn open house traffic into verified, follow-up-ready buyers.
Verified visitors only
Every attendee is SMS authenticated, so you never waste time on "John M." with the suspicious Gmail address.
Instant visitor reports
You can share with sellers to prove your marketing actually works.
Real feedback from real buyers
Plus when a deal falls through and you need to re-launch fast, you've got a verified list of legit prospects who already loved the place.
Real buyers, not internet noise
Because your time is too valuable for mystery shoppers and curious neighbors.
Zero setup, zero headaches
If you can tap your phone, you're good to go.
Pricing so straightforward
Even your spreadsheet-wary clients can understand it.
Agent Love
"My sellers think I'm a data genius now. Really, I just use Tycoda."
— Sarah K., Portland
"Verified buyers only? Finally, a tool that respects my sanity."
— Mike R., Austin
"Tycoda paid for itself in one weekend. Wish everything in real estate worked like this."
— Jennifer L., Denver
Ready to Make Your Life Easier?
Get started with a single event. First-time users pay just $1. Worst case you look incredibly prepared. Best case you pick up a buyer and your seller thinks you walk on water.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does SMS verification work?
Visitors enter their phone number and receive a 6-digit code via SMS. It’s like a digital bouncer that only lets real people into your lead list — no bots, no fake emails, no "John Smith" mysteries.
Can I upgrade or downgrade my plan?
Absolutely! Change your plan anytime through your dashboard. No contracts, no penalties, no "please hold while we transfer you to retention." Just click and you’re done.
What happens if I exceed my monthly quota?
You can upgrade your plan instantly, buy a single open house, or wait until your monthly usage limit resets. No surprise charges, no awkward conversations with billing — just simple options when you need them.
How does Tycoda ensure the buyer information I collect is legitimate?
Tycoda verifies every visitor’s phone number using secure SMS authentication before delivering the property flyer. This simple value-exchange guarantees that the contact information you receive is real, accurate, and ready for follow-up—no more fake emails or throwaway phone numbers.
Do I have to install anything?
Nope. Tycoda is the "open house tool for people who hate tools." If you can tap your phone, you’re good to go.
Can I use this for every listing?
That’s the idea! You’ll wonder how you ever ran an open house without it. Most agents end up using Tycoda for every single listing once they see how much easier it makes their lives.
What does the open house check-in experience feel like for visitors?
Visitors simply scan a QR code, enter their info, and receive the property flyer after a quick SMS verification. It’s fast, modern, mobile-friendly, and requires no app download. The entire process feels natural and intuitive—like the open house sign-in experience was finally brought into modern times.