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Describe who you're looking for
Write the buyer the way you'd describe them to a new rep. "Property management companies in Texas that added units this quarter and are hiring leasing agents." No filters, no ICP builder.
Build a list of property management companies, brokerages, and developers that are growing right now. Type a sentence. Jesse searches the live internet and returns companies with the signal, the source, and the date.
Try it:
"Find me 100 property management companies benefiting from tenant communication automation"
Run this search free1,200+ teams use Jesse · users range from solo real estate agents to four Fortune 500 companies · more than half of monthly users come back every week
Write the buyer the way you'd describe them to a new rep. "Property management companies in Texas that added units this quarter and are hiring leasing agents." No filters, no ICP builder.
Every query runs against the internet as it is today, not a stored list. Jesse returns companies showing the signal, with the page it found it on and the date it was posted.
Pick the operations owner at each company, enrich an email for 5 credits, and push the list to your CRM or sequencer via API, MCP, or n8n.
Every prompt below is ready to run from the prompt gallery.
| Prompt | Who it finds |
|---|---|
| Find me 100 real estate companies managing large property portfolios | Managers whose reporting, maintenance, and comms break at scale |
| Find me 100 property management companies benefiting from tenant communication automation | Managers still handling tenant questions by phone |
| Find me 100 real estate developers launching new projects | Developers choosing pre-leasing, finance, and marketing vendors now |
| Find me 100 brokerages actively hiring real estate agents | Brokerages in growth mode buying CRM and recruiting tools |
| Find me 100 companies that manage short-term rental properties at scale | Operators with turnover, pricing, and guest-messaging problems |
| Find me 100 commercial real estate firms with multiple properties | Owners moving from building-by-building spreadsheets to portfolio tooling |
| Find me 100 proptech companies that recently raised funding | Proptech vendors with fresh budget for data and go-to-market |
A directory tells you a company manages 2,000 units. Jesse tells you it added 400 of them last month and is hiring two leasing agents. That's the difference between a list and a reason to write.
Managers win and lose contracts every month, so exported lists go stale within a quarter. Jesse has no stored list to refresh. Each search reads the live web, and every row carries a date.
Apollo gives you industry and headcount filters. Jesse takes the sentence a real estate vendor would actually say, including the part filters can't express: "expanding into a new city."
"Property managers in Austin hiring leasing agents" is a complete query. City-level prospecting is where stored databases are thinnest and the live web is richest.
Jesse finds companies and the signals they show. It does not hold property-level ownership or transaction records; CoStar or Reonomy are built for that.
Jesse finds and enriches. Pair it with Apollo.io or your existing outreach tool to send.
Type a sentence describing the manager you want, including a signal: "property management companies in Florida that recently expanded their portfolio." Jesse searches the live web and returns companies with the source page and date. Enrich only the operations decision maker at the ones that fit. The free plan covers about 100 searches.
Yes, though this page is written for vendors selling to real estate companies. Agents use Jesse to find local businesses, investors, and relocating companies with a plain-English query. A solo agent in Florida is one of Jesse's earliest users.
For regional property managers, brokerages, and developers, Jesse is the better fit, because those firms show their growth on their own websites and job posts, and Jesse searches that live. For national operators with regional org charts and procurement processes, ZoomInfo's org-chart depth and compliance documentation are stronger.
A company search is 10 credits, an email is 5, a phone number is 30. The free plan is 1,000 credits, given once, with no card. Pro is $9 a month for 1,000 credits; Business is $29 a month for 8,000 credits and adds API, MCP, and n8n access. Prices as of 20 August 2026.
Business-to-business cold email is legal in the US under CAN-SPAM if you identify yourself, include a physical address, and honor opt-outs. Jesse finds companies from public web pages and enriches business contacts; you are responsible for compliance in your outreach. Check local rules for the EU, Canada, and Australia, which are stricter.
Last updated 9 September 2026. Prices read from agentjesse.ai/pricing on 20 August 2026.