Every plan writes the whole arc for a listing: Just Listed, Open House, Pending, Just Sold, and a story post, in your voice, on your brand. You approve everything. Nothing posts on its own.
Founding Solo
First 50 agents
The launch offer. Annual only.
$588for the first year, paid once
$49 a month, and your rate is locked for life
3 listings watched on the MLS at a time
Just Listed, Open House, Pending, Just Sold, plus a story post
A 5-slide carousel per listing, each line written to its photo
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok and your Google Business Profile each count as one.
“Someone set up my brand for me. Twenty minutes, and every card looks like me.”
Free with annual. $149 once on monthly.
Logo, headshot, colors, and three lines on how you talk.
“A person read every post before it went up, for my first month.”
Included with annual
Thirty days. Then it is you and the queue.
“Every house I sold this year, on one card, in December.”
Included with annual
The Sold Wall. One card, the whole year.
Brokerage partner rate
$49 per seat per month
Partner with us and your agents get SoldSocial at $49 a month, half the standard price. Your brand, your domain, your agents, billed to the brokerage as one invoice.
Half the standard $99 list price for every agent on your roster
Fully white labeled: your logo, your colors, your name
Every agent onboards against your brand kit, not their own
One invoice, one admin, per-seat reporting
An attraction and retention tool you can name in a recruiting conversation
Before you ask
Questions brokers actually ask
No. You can generate a full week of posts, read them, edit them, and have them emailed to you without connecting anything. Connecting is only for when you want SoldSocial to publish for you.
The MLS. You type the address or the MLS number and we pull the photos, price, beds, baths, square footage, and the listing remarks. You can swap in your own photos if the MLS set is not the one you want.
We watch the status. When it changes, the matching post is already written and waiting in your queue. That is the part agents forget to do, and it is the post that actually wins the next listing.
Onboarding asks for a few things you actually wrote, in your own words. Every post gets checked against that. You also see and edit every line before anything is sent or posted.
Yes, and most producing agents should set it up that way. Assistant seats get their own sign-in, work inside your account, and cannot publish anything without approval. There is a written runbook for them in the help pages.
No. Nothing leaves your queue until you approve it. That is a rule, not a setting.
Month-to-month cancels in one click and stops at the end of the period. Annual plans are the better price, never the only door, and we will not make you email support to leave.
It is, once you enter it. Most states require it on marketing. You put it in once on the Brand page and it prints on every card.