SoldSocial.app

What's new

Everything we have shipped.

Most recent first. If you are deciding whether to put a roster on this, so is the fact that it keeps moving.

  1. Your brand, read off your own website

    Onboarding used to open by asking you to pick a template. It now asks for your website instead, and reads your colors off your logo and your stylesheet, works out your headline and body type, and finds your logo and headshot. Brand colors take a pasted hex code as well as a picker, so you can work straight from a brand guide.

    • Colors are read from the logo image first, because the logo is the brand
    • Share-button colors and framework defaults are filtered out
    • A typeface we cannot license is swapped for the closest one we can, and we tell you what we swapped
    • Hex fields accept a code with or without the hash, and three-digit shorthand

  2. Pricing, help, and the assistant runbook

    Three pages that should have existed already. Pricing shows every plan and the questions brokers actually ask. The help pages document how to run the product, including a written runbook for assistants and transaction coordinators.

    • A full pricing page with the founding rate and per-seat brokerage pricing
    • Help documentation with an assistant runbook, house rules included
    • A privacy policy and terms written against what the product actually collects

  3. Edit every line before anything is sent

    The carousel slide lines are editable individually, each beside the photo it prints on. Nothing is emailed or posted until you approve it, and what you approve is exactly what goes out.

    • Per-slide editing, with the photo shown next to its line
    • An explicit approve step before anything leaves the queue

  4. It watches the listing now

    Add a listing and we read it against the MLS. When the status flips, the matching post is already written and waiting in your queue. This is the post most agents never get around to, and it is the one that wins the next listing.

    • Pending and Just Sold posts generated on the status change
    • Listings can be paused while a deal is under contract
    • Scheduling runs about six months out

  5. Seats for assistants

    Most producing agents should not be the one clicking the buttons. Assistants get their own sign-in, work inside the agent's account, and cannot publish.

    • Passwordless sign-in by emailed link, so there is no password to lose
    • Assistant seats that can draft and edit but never publish
    • One shared brand kit and media library per account