Canopy is hiring an enterprise AE just for real estate software, but the site has pages for mortgage, loan servicing, rental cars and dealerships and none for property managers or the software they run on. The first thing a proptech buyer does after a cold email is look for their own use case, and Axle has just launched renters insurance verification aimed at exactly that buyer.
First action
List the four real estate workflows the page will cover and pick the proof point for each from existing pages.
How to measure it
Real estate demo requests
- Now
- –
- Target
- 8 a month
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Pick the workflows
Renters insurance at move-in, ongoing monitoring, single-family rental, and closing or title.
VP of Marketing 2 hours
Reuse the proof
Carrier coverage, speed and policies shared from the dealerships page, plus any real estate customer that will be named.
VP of Marketing 2 hours
Write the page
Problem, how the link or API works, data fields that matter to a landlord, monitoring, security.
VP of Marketing 1 day
Build it in Webflow
Clone the dealerships template so it ships this week.
VP of Marketing 1 day
Route the form
A HubSpot form whose vertical field sends the lead to the Real Estate AE.
Head of GTM 2 hours
Add it to the navigation
Under Solutions, next to Mortgage Lenders and Loan Servicing.
VP of Marketing 30 minutes
Hand it to sales
A two-line description and the URL for the AE's outbound sequences.
Real Estate SaaS Enterprise AE 30 minutes
Why it works
A solution page for real estate platforms: renters insurance verification at move-in, continuous monitoring with lapse alerts, the landlord named as interested party, homeowners coverage for single-family rental and closing workflows, by API or a branded link. It uses the same layout as the dealerships page, with the proof Canopy already has (400 carriers, 5.6 seconds, 10M policies) and a demo form that goes straight to the Real Estate AE.
An enterprise AE with a quota needs somewhere to send people. The page also makes Canopy show up in the comparison a proptech product manager makes once Axle and MeasureOne both claim renters insurance.
Risks and how to handle them
No real estate logo to show yet
Lead with carrier coverage and speed; add a named customer as soon as one agrees.
Promising features that are not live
Check every workflow with Product before it goes on the page.
Evidence
- HiringReal Estate SaaS Enterprise Account Executive: the same enterprise new-business role, written for real estate software buyers, with the same hubs, travel, pilots, business cases and multi-year agreements; an Enterprise Account Management team takes over growth after the handoff.Source
- Your websiteSitemap: 361 URLs, including about 200 blog posts, 24 integration pages, 21 webinars, 15 solution pages, 10 customer stories and about 35 co-branded partner landing pages for agency networks and carrier groups (Big I, SIAA, Smart Choice, TWFG, MarshBerry, RPOA, Country Financial and more). There is no real estate or property management solution page, no comparison page against another verification vendor, and no page per insurance carrier.Source
- Competitor researchAxle sells insurance verification and monitoring to rental car, loaner car, dealership sales, loan servicing and mortgage teams and has just added renters insurance "to instantly verify renters policies" for tenant onboarding. MeasureOne verifies insurance, income, employment and education data, with renters and homeowners insurance verification for lending, automotive and property. Covie offers policy Access and Monitor for tracking and enforcement.Source
- Your websiteDealerships page: dealers risk "fines for releasing uninsured vehicles" and liability for accidents; 400 carrier integrations covering more than 95% of the market; "96% Auto Insurance Market Coverage", "5.6 Seconds to Transfer Policy Data", "10M Policies Shared", "6,000 Business Use Canopy Connect"; Cox Automotive Ecommerce is the featured integration; cross-selling insurance is pitched as new revenue.Source