Listing days,
and every day between.

The photographs come back at four. By nine there is a post to make, a carousel, a story, a flyer and a caption, and the tool you have is the one everybody has. This is the other way: pick a street once, and every listing comes back finished, in it.

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It starts with a street.

A street is a finished design — colour, type, layout, motion — drawn by hand and locked. Not a template you fill in; a place your work lives, where nothing can be ruined at 11pm because nothing is left to decide. There are thirty-six. Six are open now, and six more open every week.

  • WhiteSt
  • MeridianAve
  • AstorPl
  • GramercyPk
  • PalmAve
  • BoweryAve
The listing on White St The listing on Meridian Ave The listing on Astor Pl The listing on Gramercy Pk The listing on Palm Ave The listing on Bowery Ave

Sample listing and agent are fictional. Every piece, on every street

The other thirty

You pick yours in three questions.

None of them ask for adjectives. You choose between finished posts — which one you would rather see on your feed, which letterforms, which pace — and we rank the streets against what you reached for. Then you see three of them, with your name already on them, before you have paid anything.

Pick one. It is live the moment you do: your colours, your type, your layouts, and a business card and email signature waiting to download. There is nothing else to design, then or later.

Then a listing day.

You are at the property with your phone. It names each shot and shows you a three-second example — the approach, the entry, the kitchen, the light in the living room, one detail, the backyard — and checks each clip the moment you take it: too dark, too short, sideways, it says so right there. Between shots it asks a question or two, one per screen. Each clip starts uploading the second you finish it.

By the time you are back in the car, this is waiting.

The listing post
Post4:5
A carousel slide
Carouselup to 10
The story
Story & reel cover9:16
The carousel's close
The close4:5

And in the same box

  • The listing video, cut to your street's motion
  • The flyer, print-ready with bleed
  • Sign, rider and postcard
  • A listing page and the email to send it
  • The caption, written three ways

Save it to your camera roll, copy the caption — pick the one that sounds like you — and post. Nothing to resize and nothing to connect: you post, which never breaks. If anyone spoke on the video, you read the words before they go on it.

And the days between.

Nobody has a new listing every week, and a feed that only speaks when there is one goes quiet for a month at a time. So the other half of the product is everything you post in between, made the same way, in the same street, from a question or two instead of a shoot. Unlimited on the plan.

Your market. Confirm your area once and the monthly market carousel and reel fill from current figures and your own activity. One screen: review, post.

Your voice. Buyer guides, neighbourhood features, seasonal posts — guided two-minute sessions, never a blank template.

Your wins. Just listed, under contract, sold — drawn from real records, never invented numbers. Confirm what is public, pick a cover, post.

Underneath all of it, your state's rules.

Every state tells agents how to advertise — whose name goes on the ad, how large, next to what. We researched all fifty-one jurisdictions, wrote each one down as data, and the product reads yours every time it draws. The line goes on every post, story, flyer and end card, placed and sized to your state. You cannot forget it, because you cannot remove it.

And everything you type is checked against Fair Housing language before it renders. If something is a problem, we name the words and the reason, before it goes out — and never rewrite them for you.

How it works, state by state

Marisol Okonkwo-Fairweather · The Okonkwo-Fairweather Group · Lic. SL3402881 · Equal Housing Opportunity
  1. 1Your name. On every line; California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Montana, New Jersey, Ohio and Oregon require it by rule.
  2. 2Your brokerage. Required in all 49 states we are open in — Ohio at least as large as your name, Rhode Island strictly larger, Texas at least half the size of your largest contact detail. 16 states also want its phone number, or an address, and the line carries whichever yours asks for.
  3. 3Licence number. Required in California and Nevada; carried wherever your kit has one.
  4. 4The Equal Housing mark. Federal, and on every piece.
A Florida kit's line, as it renders. Sample agent, fictional.

Where we work today

  • AR
  • AZ
  • CA
  • CO
  • CT
  • DC
  • DE
  • FL
  • GA
  • HI
  • IA
  • ID
  • IL
  • IN
  • KS
  • KY
  • LA
  • MA
  • MD
  • ME
  • MI
  • MN
  • MO
  • MS
  • MT
  • NC
  • ND
  • NE
  • NH
  • NJ
  • NM
  • NV
  • NY
  • OH
  • OK
  • OR
  • PA
  • RI
  • SC
  • SD
  • TN
  • TX
  • UT
  • VA
  • VT
  • WA
  • WI
  • WV
  • WY

Alabama and Alaska are not open. Each has a real reason, in plain words, at the door. No dates: we would rather look unfinished than be wrong.

One price. No tiers.

This is the rest of the marketing, every month. The first listing is on us, so you can shoot it, post it, and then decide.

We are letting agents on one wave at a time. Tell us where you work and what you sell, and we will send an invite when your state and your week line up.

Examples on this site use fictional listings and agents, labelled as such. No testimonials until real clients exist.

$199 /month · monthly only at launch
  • First listing free — nothing charged until listing two.
  • 10 listing campaigns a month, $25 each after — and a campaign is the whole thing: video, posts, flyer, sign, mailer, page.
  • The everyday feed is unlimited — market updates, tips, local features, milestones.
  • Your street at signup — colour, type, layouts, live the moment you pick.
  • Cancel anytime — downloads stay available 30 days.
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