MOGUL.sg launches property AI agent MAIA

Seller's agents only need to pay a referral fee of 0.2% when completing a sale through MAIA.

Property search portal MOGUL.sg has launched Singapore’s first property AI agent, MOGUL.sg Artificial Intelligence Agent (MAIA), to streamline the search for a home and simplify appointment scheduling with seller agents.

The web-based platform aggregates over 100,000 property listings from major Singaporean real estate portals, including PropertyGuru.com.sg, 99.co, and MOGUL.sg.

MAIA also eliminates the manual coordination of viewings with multiple sellers or selling agents.

Built using Google's Vertex AI platform and Gemini models, MAIA converses naturally with sellers or their agents via individual WhatsApp chats to propose and confirm viewing appointments on behalf of buyers.

Once a viewing is confirmed, MAIA sends a calendar invite and connects buyers directly to the seller or their agents.

Seller's agents only need to pay a referral fee of 0.2% when completing a sale through MAIA instead of the usual 1% co-broking fee with a buyer agent.

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