ShowHippo books, reminds, and confirms. If someone goes quiet, the showing auto-cancels and your evening comes back. No more driving across town for a no-show.
Friday, June 12 at 4:30 PM
Maple Court — 3B
Trusted by landlords large and growing
ShowHippo does the busy work: reminders, confirmations, and follow-ups.
Schedule a showing or offer times from your preferred showing hours. Applicants book from a link, even a group of co-applicants.
Reminders ask for a confirmation before every showing. No reply inside your window means the slot auto-cancels and frees up.
After each showing, applicants get one tap to say interested, undecided, or no thanks. The answer lands on their card, not in your voicemail.
Every showing and move-in, color-coded by status, filterable by staff. Double-bookings get flagged while you type.
Showing an occupied unit? ShowHippo checks your notice period and emails the current tenants for you.
Accept an applicant, schedule the move-in, mark the unit filled. The whole cycle lives in one flow, with an audit log behind it.
No onboarding calls, no setup fees, and it works the same on your phone. Your company name and logo go on every applicant page.
Type in the applicant, pick the unit, offer times. Or share your self-entry link and skip the typing.
Booking, reminders, confirmations, tenant notices. You see status change on the calendar in real time.
Walk in knowing they are coming. Afterward, the follow-up asks the question you would have chased.
ShowHippo captures where each applicant came from and what they thought after the tour. Ask the built-in assistant when you need answers, or export it all.
Zillow, referral, walk-in. Captured at booking, so you know which channels fill units and which just fill your inbox.
One tap: interested, undecided, or no thanks, plus the reason in their own words.
Chat with or easily export your data on demand.
"I used to drive 40 minutes for showings that didn't happen. Now if they don't confirm, I never leave the office. We filled 9 units last quarter without a single wasted trip."