You approve it. We post it.
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Type the MLS number.
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Read what it wrote. Change anything. Tap yes.
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It posts to your accounts for you. All week, and again the day the listing goes pending or sells.
About five minutes, from your phone. Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and your Google Business Profile, on your brand, in your voice. Then you watch your own feed and answer the people who turn up. The agent they keep seeing is the agent they call.
Already on it
- Katrina Eileen Real EstateSeattle
- The Pelham Group NWSnohomish County
Washington brokerages, on real listings, before this page existed.
No listing right now?
That is the week this matters most. Listings go to the agent people already see, so the quiet weeks are the ones that decide the busy ones.
What your market actually did last month, in your numbers, on your brand.
The neighborhood posts that make you the person who knows this pocket of town.
The thing five clients asked you this month, answered once, in public, in your voice.
Five posts a week whether or not anything is under contract. Then the day you do take a listing, the feed you have been building is already warm.
The listing nobody knew you sold.
You did all of it
You talked them into the price. You handled the inspection that nearly killed it. You drove back out on a Sunday because the buyer's agent could not read a lockbox code. Then it closed.
And then it disappeared
No post. Nothing on the Business Profile. Six weeks later the seller two streets over is deciding who to call, and nothing in their feed says you were ever there.
The agent they call is not better than you
They are just visible. They posted the Just Sold you were too busy to write, and that is the entire difference.
It posts the ones you forget.
Everybody posts the Just Listed
It is the easy one. The listing is new, you are excited, the photos just came back from the photographer. That post almost always goes out.
Almost nobody posts the Just Sold
By then you are three deals deep and the closing was two weeks ago. So the one post that proves you actually sell houses, the one a seller is looking for when they decide who to call, never gets written.
So we watch the listing instead of asking you to remember
Every listing you add is read against the MLS. The day it flips to pending, the Pending post is already in your queue. The day it closes, the Just Sold is sitting there too, written in your voice, on your brand, waiting on one yes.
Set up once. Show up every day.
Paste your website
We read it and build your profile: your name, market, brokerage, headshot, brand colors, and how you actually write. Two minutes. Want a different look? Name three brands you love and we design three options on the spot. If you would never say "dream home," neither will we.
Type the address or MLS number
Zillow, Redfin, your brokerage page, or just the MLS number. The photos, price, and details come straight from the MLS. You get Just Listed, Open House, Pending, and Just Sold, a story post, and a five-slide carousel, each on a different listing photo, all in your voice.
Approve. Then it watches the MLS for you.
Everything lands in a queue before it goes live; nothing posts without your yes. And every listing you add is watched. The day it goes pending, the Pending post is sitting in your queue. The day it closes, the Just Sold is there. Price drop, same thing. You never have to remember.
You already know these streets. We make sure they know you.
One listing, all the way through.
"The thing I keep thinking about at 15516 NE 53rd is the ceiling. You come through the door and the room just keeps going up, past the loft rail, all the way to the second floor. Light comes down into the living room from windows you cannot see from the couch. Five bedrooms, five baths, 4,254 square feet, and it still feels calm rather than cavernous, which is harder to pull off than it sounds. If you want to stand under it yourself, send me a message."
Written by the engine from this listing, in this agent's voice. Every word is editable before it goes anywhere.
What it looks like on your feed.
Not a card in a folder. This is the post, in the app, on the day it goes out. One listing, four of the posts it produced, written and published by SoldSocial in this agent's voice.
jordan.avery.homes Two complete homes, one address, and a floor plan that actually gets that right. Just listed at 15516 NE 53rd Place in Redmond: 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, 4,254 square feet, plus a fully independent ADU with its own entrance and kitchen. Twenty foot ceilings pull the tree canopy right into the main living area.
Come see what twenty foot ceilings do to a room full of afternoon light. I'll be at 15516 NE 53rd Place on Saturday from 1 to 4 to walk you through the main house and the ADU. The covered outdoor living space with the stone fireplace is worth the trip on its own.
jordan.avery.homes Sold. 15516 NE 53rd Place has a new owner, and I could not be happier for them. Two complete homes at one address, twenty foot ceilings, three primary suites. This was a special one to work, and I'm glad it landed with someone who will use every bit of it.
I walked into the main living room here and stopped for a second before I said anything. The ceilings go up two full stories and the windows run right along with them, so what you get first is not a room, it's a wall of tree canopy and afternoon light. Downstairs the layout does something I don't see often: it lets the quiet spaces stay quiet and the gathering spaces stay lively, without either one feeling cut off.
Every word above came out of the engine on one address, in this agent's voice. The only thing they did was read it and tap yes.
Your brand. Not our template.
Jordan Avery · Everett
Daniel Reyes · Mercer Island
These are the same numbers from the same engine, on the same day. Different agent, different brand kit: your colors, your fonts, your logo, your headshot, your voice. Not one template in two colorways. Set during onboarding, applied to everything, forever.
And two agents in the same market never get the same combination. Your feed should compete with the other agents in town, not match them.
Sample brands, built to show the range. Yours is read off your own website.
It does the posting, not just the writing.
Your three options.
Your evenings.
A retainer, plus per post.
$99 a month. Cancel in one click.
Two good weeks, then showings pick up and the feed goes quiet.
They learn real estate on your dime. You still chase edits.
It is wired to the MLS. It never gets busy.
All of it.
Briefs, edits, invoices.
Tap yes. Once a week.
Every sold sign starts with being remembered.
The founding rate.
No contract, no setup fee, and no "book a demo to see pricing." Team, Concierge and per-seat brokerage rates are on the pricing page.
Get on the founding roster.
Fifty seats at the founding rate, then it closes. If you are not ready to buy today, leave your details and we will hold your seat while you think about it.
P.S. If you are reading this at 11pm instead of posting, that is exactly the problem we are here for.