For Century 21 agents
A CRM for Century 21 agents that doesn't depend on your office.
The gold jacket is the same everywhere; the tech stack isn't. Century 21 provides real tools — 21Online, Moxi-suite products, HUB21 in Canada (as published, July 2026) — but what's rolled out and trained differs franchise to franchise. Marshal gives the solo agent a desk that's identical regardless: your Gmail becomes a self-building CRM, every reply is drafted for your approval, and AI calls put consultations on your own Google Calendar.
- Zero data entry — the CRM grows itself
- AI calling books your appointments
- Yours in any office, any country
The Century 21 stack
What a solo agent actually gets at Century 21.
As published, July 2026 — Century 21 is a franchise network, so tools and training vary by office and region. Check your own.
Franchise
Tools differ door to door
Century 21 provides 21Online and Moxi-suite tools, with programs differing by region — Canadian offices run HUB21 (as published, July 2026). What lands on your desk is your franchise's call, not yours.
Adoption
Training depends on the office
In a big office the rollout comes with classes; in a small one it comes with a login. Agents commonly report that provided tools go unused not because they're bad, but because nobody set them up for a one-person business.
Solo
You are the whole P&L
As a solo agent, every unanswered thread and forgotten follow-up is your revenue, not a team metric. The system that guards them has to work for one person, on one person's time.
The fit
How Marshal rides alongside your Century 21 office.
01
Start from the inbox you already have
Connect Gmail and Marshal builds contacts, timelines, and to-dos from your real correspondence — zero setup project, zero dependence on what your franchise provides.
02
Approve the follow-up, don't compose it
Marshal drafts thread-aware replies and check-ins for your sign-off, turns silence into to-dos, and resurfaces relationships before they go cold. Your voice, your approval, none of your typing.
03
Let the AI make the calls
Marshal's AI calling assistant dials your leads, discloses that it's calling on your behalf, qualifies, and books straight onto your Google Calendar. Your franchise fees and splits are untouched — Marshal is your personal software.
FAQ
Century 21 questions, answered straight.
Does Marshal replace 21Online or the Moxi tools?
No. Whatever your office provides, and whatever Century 21 or your franchise requires you to run through it — reporting, marketing, transactions — stays right there. Marshal is the personal layer on your own Gmail and Google Calendar.
Is Marshal affiliated with Century 21?
No. Marshal is an independent product, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Century 21. Century 21 and its marks belong to their owners. Marshal serves the individual agent inside the network.
I might change offices next year. What happens to Marshal?
Nothing — that's the design. Your Marshal desk lives on your own Gmail and Google Calendar, so contacts, timelines, and follow-up plans move with you between franchises, or out of the network entirely.
Does Marshal do texting?
No. Marshal works email, AI phone calls, and Google Calendar today — no SMS. If text campaigns are the core of your follow-up, Marshal isn't that tool; if you want the inbox handled and the calls made, it is.
Marshal is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Century 21. Century 21 and its marks belong to their respective owners.
It even makes the calls.
Marshal's AI calling assistant dials your list, discloses itself, qualifies, and books consultations on your Google Calendar.
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