Every listing, promoted in minutes.
Your listings are the easiest content you have and the most likely to get skipped when you are busy. Paste one in and get the whole run of posts back, from Just Listed to Just Sold.
2k+Putting their social media on autopilot
Higher output and stronger consistency
Compared to posting manually
Paste in a listing and the details are pulled for you: beds, baths, square footage, price, the features worth naming. Choose the stage you are at and get a branded post back with a caption to match. Just Listed, Open House, Just Sold. One listing becomes weeks of content.
How does a listing become a post?
Paste the listing in and the details are pulled for you, so you are not retyping beds, baths and price into a graphic. Pick the stage you are at and the branded post comes back with a caption to match. Then space the run across the listing's life on your calendar.
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Add the listing
Paste in your listing. The address, price, features, and highlights are pulled in automatically, and you can turn the same details into an AI Twin video tour.
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Pick the posts you want
Choose the stage you are at: Just Listed, Open House, Just Sold, or back on the market. Each one comes back branded, with a caption to match.
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Schedule the run
Send them to your calendar and space them out across the listing's life. They publish on their own while you are running showings.
What can you actually do with it?
One listing is worth more than one post. The details fill themselves in, every stage from Just Listed to Just Sold has its own post, everything arrives branded, and the listing description can be written from the same details. That turns a single announcement into weeks of visible activity.
The details fill themselves in
Beds, baths, square footage, price, the features worth calling out. They come straight off the listing, so you are not retyping the same information into a graphic for the fourth time.
A post for every stage
Just Listed, Open House, Just Sold, back on the market. One listing carries you through weeks of content instead of a single announcement, and the sold post is the one a future seller reads.
Branded before you see it
Every listing post arrives with your headshot, logo, colors, and contact details already on it, in the right shape for whichever platform you are posting to. Adjust anything in the design studio.
It writes the listing description too
If the description is not written yet, or reads flat, you can generate one or sharpen what you have. The same details you just pasted in do the work twice.
What agents say when listings stop being extra work.
The listing description is the part agents are most surprised to get back, because they came for the social posts. It is the same details doing the work twice. Between the posts and the description, one paste covers most of what a new listing needs written.
RealEstateContent.ai has been a total game-changer for my business. The content is on-brand, high quality, and actually relevant to what my clients care about. I've saved hours every week by automating social posts, emails, and even listing descriptions.
Austin Hellickson Owner, HomexaI am not great at technology, and agents ask me how I am making the videos.
Brenda SavageREAL ESTATE AGENT
We do a whole month of content in one day.
Crystal TostManaging Partner
We 5x'd our output with the content calendar.
Matthew FierlingOwner, Flux Realty
A real online presence, without the time sink.
Amy YoungrenFounder, North Group
Their AI gets real estate better than marketers I have hired.
Austin HellicksonOwner, Homexa
It saves me at least six hours every week.
Emma NicholsonClient Experience
I am not great at technology, and agents ask me how I am making the videos.
Brenda SavageREAL ESTATE AGENT
We do a whole month of content in one day.
Crystal TostManaging Partner
We 5x'd our output with the content calendar.
Matthew FierlingOwner, Flux Realty
A real online presence, without the time sink.
Amy YoungrenFounder, North Group
Their AI gets real estate better than marketers I have hired.
Austin HellicksonOwner, Homexa
It saves me at least six hours every week.
Emma NicholsonClient Experience
Most agents post a listing once. The sold post is the one a future seller actually reads.
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Frequently asked questions
Does it work with my MLS?
Paste the listing in and the details are pulled from what you provide, so you are not dependent on a specific board or integration. If something is missing or wrong, add or edit any field yourself before you generate the posts.
Can I use my own photos?
Yes. Swap in the photos you want, including the ones you had shot professionally, and the layout adjusts around them. On a listing post the photography is doing most of the selling, so it should be yours. See the design studio for the rest of the editing.
What if the copy is not quite right for this property?
Edit it, or generate another version. You approve every post before it goes out, so nothing publishes with the wrong tone on a listing that matters. On a high-value property that thirty-second read is worth doing.
Which posts can I make for one listing?
Just Listed, Open House, Just Sold, and back on the market. Most agents make the full run at once and schedule them across the listing's life using the content calendar, because producing them now is easier than remembering later.
Can it write the listing description as well?
Yes. From the same details you pasted in, you can generate a description or sharpen one you have already written. If the description reads flat, that is usually faster than trying to fix it yourself at the end of a long day.
How long does a full run take?
Minutes. The details are already in, so making the open house and sold posts while you are there is faster than coming back later. The sold post is the one worth not forgetting, since it is the proof a future seller is looking for.