Give a new listing a coherent first impression.
Prepare the written and printable materials for your next property launch. Your approved facts become listing copy and a coordinated flyer, with missing details flagged before you publish.
$69 one-time package · Clear scope before payment
One property: description up to 600 words, short version up to 150 words and a two-page flyer
Your source material → a defined, reviewable delivery
A specific job.
A useful result.
Property facts may be complete while the description and handout still feel disconnected. A consistent package turns approved details into useful marketing materials for the listing.
Built for real estate professionals with an approved property listing. Give a new listing a coherent first impression.
Understand the process →Made for the work on your list.
Prepare a consistent handoff from the source material you already have.
Order a defined package when the next project is ready.
See the shape of the work.
Illustrative scenario, not a customer result or testimonial.
Explore the sample →Illustrative scenario: A fictional three-bedroom house has an approved floor plan and recent roof replacement date.
Example delivery
Illustrative output: The description highlights the supplied layout and updates, while the flyer presents photographs and key facts. Unconfirmed room measurements are flagged instead of estimated.
Supply the context.
Review the work.
Provide approved facts, photographs and required disclosures.
Description lengths and flyer hierarchy are developed from the supplied evidence.
Check all property facts and required wording before receiving final files.
One property: description up to 600 words, short version up to 150 words and a two-page flyer
- Two description lengths
- Editable flyer
- Matching PDF
- Source-check list
- Two consolidated revision rounds within fourteen days of delivery
One payment. No automatic renewal.
Prepare my brief →USD. One new package per product per calendar month. Each purchase has its own payment and two revision rounds. Saving a brief does not charge you.