AI systems for people who sell.

Tim Park teaches real estate agents and business teams nationwide how to run on AI agents. Keynotes, workshops, 1:1 sessions, and done-for-you builds. Prices are on this page.

Stages Tim has spoken on

  • Chase Bank
  • Women's Council of Realtors
  • AREAA
  • LA Tech Week
  • HeyGen
  • Keller Williams
  • eXp
  • CBS LA
Agents trained
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Who is Tim Park?

Tim Park is an AI speaker, educator, and builder. He works nationwide with real estate agents, brokerages, title companies, banks, and business teams, teaching them how to run their operations on AI agents. He runs timpark.ai and is co-founder of AIREA Labs, where he builds done-for-you AI systems for sales-driven businesses. He has spoken for Chase Bank, Women's Council of Realtors, AREAA, LA Tech Week, HeyGen, Keller Williams, eXp, and CBS LA.

What does it cost to work with Tim Park?

A 1:1 session is $497. Workshop seats start at $197 per person. A done-for-you build is $7,500 setup plus $2,000 monthly. Pick the one that fits and start there.

Start 1:1

$497

90-minute session

Pick one of four tracks: AI Twin, Social Media Assistant, Lead Machine Agent, or Listing Toolkit.

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Train your team

from $197

per seat, 10 seat minimum

Group and corporate workshops. A private team booking is $2,000 flat. Corporate sessions run $3,500.

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Have Tim build it

$7,500 + $2,000/mo

application only

Done-for-you AI systems, delivered through AIREA Labs. Your team runs the system when it ships.

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Want it done for you instead?

Tim builds the system through AIREA Labs, the AI development company he co-founded. Your team runs it. $7,500 setup, $2,000 monthly. Strategy and audit engagements run $2,500 to $3,500.

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