Scheduled posts to Marketplace. Buyers can message you directly.
A buyer scrolls Marketplace and sees a listing you had permission to post. That buyer can message you directly. Every post carries the brokerage credit and the disclosure that you are marketing it on the brokerage's behalf, written in for you. Free for 7 days. Cancel anytime in your dashboard.
Want to see a post before you start? Open a real active listing as a finished Marketplace post, with the listing brokerage credit and the disclosure line. No signup.
Pick the state you work; your account is set up for that one state.
7 days free, then $149/mo billed annually · Cancel anytime · Terms apply
7 days free. Your card isn't charged until the trial ends. Questions answered here
Watch the demo
See it work, a quick demo.
How the 7 days actually run
Post, see who messages, make the call.
Pick a permitted listing. The app builds the post.
Install the desktop app and Chrome extension over coffee. Pick three or four listings you have permission to market, your brokerage's inventory, or any other brokerage's listings cleared with the listing agent. Post them. The "Marketed by [you], Listing courtesy of [Brokerage]" attribution and the disclosure that you are marketing on the brokerage's behalf are written into every post. You don't write boilerplate. You don't wonder about the disclosure wording.
Buyers can find them and message you about the home.
Post listings you have written permission to market to Facebook Marketplace. A buyer who sees a home you posted can message you through Marketplace, and each post carries the listing brokerage credit and your disclosure line.
By day 7, you decide.
Did the posts get DMs from real buyers? Were the conversations the kind that go somewhere? If yes, you continue on your plan. If no, cancel from your dashboard before day 7 and the card is never charged. No retention call, no save offer, no friction either way.
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