Paste a listing link.
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before you pay.

Paste a live listing. The watermarked teaser — one relit photo and a first-pass rewrite — comes back the same day. The $49 kit follows after you decide the teaser earned it.

No. Nothing posts without you. We never auto-post. You get the files, you read them, you approve them — or you don’t. If it goes on Instagram, the MLS, or an email blast, that was your yes.

No. The teaser is free. The first clean kit is $49. The $29 month is offered after that, and only if you want another listing. Quiet months bank. Cancel any time.

That is the point. We read what you have already published — site, captions, past listing copy — and write through that. If it reads as a $30 tool, it does not ship. A person checks it before you see it.

Fair. A lot of agents have tried the cheap tools and gotten the same caption every house gets. Generic changes nothing. Every line here goes through a model of your voice, then a person. If it reads as AI, it doesn’t ship.

A small team plus the machines — not a dashboard you babysit. The machines do the volume. People you can name do the judgment. You approve everything that reaches the public.

A live listing link with the real stills — the gallery on the page, not the little share image that shows up when you paste a link. Or upload up to 20 of your own listing photos. If we can’t pull enough usable shots, we pause and email you a fix: a better link, or the uploads. We don’t quietly ship a thin kit.

Often yes — and you are the one who has to get it right when you publish. California AB 723 (B&P §10140.8) wants a reasonably conspicuous disclosure on or adjacent to a digitally altered image, plus a way for a buyer to reach the original. CRMLS, SDMLS, and other boards add their own remarks and adjacency rules. Minor brightness or color may be exempt; material AI edits are not. Wisconsin follows in January 2027. Your kit ships originals beside enhanced files, plus suggested MLS remarks and a caption in DISCLOSURE.md — including language for the flyaround when that video is in the zip. That is support, not a guarantee for every MLS. We do not stamp labels onto the image or video pixels. When you post, you apply the on-or-adjacent disclosure your market requires. An optional labeled export is a later convenience, not how kits ship today. Nothing posts without you.

No. We relight, we clean up transient clutter like a parked car, and we treat the result as AI-enhanced. We don’t erase permanent features — power lines, poles, the neighbor’s roofline — or hide defects. A buyer standing on the sidewalk should see the house they were sold. Polish, never misrepresentation. Paid kits request a short film cut from your listing stills — not a drone. If render or video post-process fails, the rest of the kit still delivers. Disclosure lives in DISCLOSURE.md and captions, never on the frames.

Your photos stay yours. We take no licence and never reuse them on someone else’s listing. Fair Housing gates the copy. Every altered still ships with its original and suggested disclosure language — you still place the on-or-adjacent notice your MLS or state requires when you publish. That duty stays with you, even though we made the edit. You confirm photo rights at intake. You approve every post. The longer version is on the terms page.

You confirm at intake that you hold the right to use the photos for marketing and to have us make derivative edits. We take no licence to reuse them on someone else’s listing. If your photographer’s agreement restricts derivative work, check it first. That agreement governs, not us.