Listing Command · own your farm, one listing at a time

One listing goes live.
Twenty-two finished pieces come out.

The sign goes in the ground and the marketing produces itself — social sets, a property website, print, the neighbor pieces, and the seller updates that keep a seller calm while the listing works. Every piece under the name of the agent running it.

Measured: about 20% click-through, April 2026, roughly 200 neighbors per order

The set

Everything a listing needs, the day it lists.

Coming soon, just listed, open house, price improvement, under contract, just sold — each one a finished piece rather than a template you still have to fill in.

The neighbors get theirs too, which is the half most teams skip and the half that produces the next listing on that street.

The twenty-two piece listing kit
One order, the whole set.
Sold listings across an area
The close starts the circle again.
The two stages teams waste

Pending is marketing.
Sold is the best farming you will ever hold.

Most marketing stops the day a listing goes under contract. That is the moment the street is paying most attention.

The close then becomes the strongest proof you will ever have on that street, and it feeds straight back into the farm as the opening line for the next one.

Run it against a listing you have now.

Bring a live listing and we will show you what the set would have produced around it.

One
per ZIP
Competition Command · the exclusive

Own a ZIP code exclusively.
Before somebody else does.

Competition Command is the system that does it. Hold a ZIP code by property type and every competitor listing that goes active inside it becomes your marketing moment — their sign goes up, your name lands on that street.

A ZIP code has one holder. Once it is taken, it is taken. The next team who asks hears that it is held. Every ZIP code you hold stays yours for as long as you hold it.

  • One holder. Per ZIP code, per property type.
  • Claimed one at a time. First qualified team takes it.
  • Held while you hold it. It stays yours at the price you took it.