Listings that sell the home. Afternoons that sell the next one.
A buyer decides how they feel about a house in the first few photographs. ListingsPrep
makes sure those are the right ones, in the right order, with the words already written —
so every listing your brokerage puts out looks like your best work, and the afternoon it
used to cost goes back to your agents.
The afternoon nobody bills for
- Sorting forty frames into rooms
- Deciding which of six near-identical kitchen shots to keep
- Picking the one that leads the listing
- Writing a caption for each, and the description for the sheet
- Looking up the parcel record, the schools, what is genuinely walkable
- Getting it in front of the broker, and then the seller, for sign-off — and back again
None of it is hard and all of it is slow, which is the worst combination there is: too
fiddly to hand to somebody else, too long to fit between showings. It costs you twice —
the listing goes up days after it could have, and the agent who assembled it spent the
afternoon in front of a folder rather than the next seller.
What it costs
Charged once, per listing, the first time you take the work out of it — exporting the
set, or sending it for review, whichever comes first. Resharing and re-exporting are
free. A reel is $25. No seat count, no minimum, no subscription.
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