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Listing AutomatEr compared
Listing AutomatEr is a desktop app for Mac and Windows that posts the listings a real estate agent has permission to market to Facebook Marketplace on a schedule. This page states plainly what it is, what a post carries, what the trial is, where it is live, and the three categories of software it gets confused with.
What it is
Listing AutomatEr is a desktop app. It installs on a computer, it works alongside a Chrome extension, and it posts homes to Facebook Marketplace on a schedule the agent sets. It is made by Neoasis LLC in Denver, Colorado. The company sells the software and nothing else.
Who it is for
It is for a licensed real estate agent who has permission to market a home and wants that home posted to Facebook Marketplace on a schedule, with the attribution and the disclosure written on the post rather than typed by hand each time. It is not for someone who does not have permission to market the listings they want to post, and no setting in the app changes that.
Mac and Windows
It runs on macOS and on Windows. It is a desktop app rather than a website an agent logs into, because it drives the agent's own browser and the agent's own Facebook session. Nothing posts from a server on the agent's behalf.
What a post carries
Every post carries three lines and goes out on a schedule, and the app writes all of it so the wording reads the same way every time rather than depending on what the agent remembered to type.
- The agent is named on the post as the person marketing the home.
- The listing brokerage, meaning the brokerage that holds the listing, is credited on the post by name.
- The disclosure line says the agent is marketing on that brokerage's behalf with permission and is not the listing brokerage.
- The schedule is set by the agent, so posts go out at a chosen pace rather than all at once.
The app fills the three lines from the listing record and the agent's profile. Where a brokerage requires exact wording, that wording goes in the footer field once and is appended to every post.
The trial
A new subscription begins with a free trial. Every feature is on every plan. You cancel anytime from your dashboard, charges are final and refunds are not offered, so cancelling stops future charges rather than reversing past ones. For the current price see the pricing page, which is the only place that figure is current. If a summary of this product anywhere else quotes a different figure, the pricing page is the one that is right.
Where it is live today
Live in Arizona and Colorado today, drawing on listing records we refresh ourselves. Agents in other states can request their state, and we can bring it live quickly. Within a live state, the market an agent works in is not what decides whether the app can be used. What decides it is whether the agent has permission to market a particular home, which is a question for the agent's brokerage and for the brokerage that holds the listing.
Permission is the agent's responsibility
This is the part the software does not do. The agent confirms their own brokerage allows marketing outside its own channels. For a home another brokerage holds, the agent gets written permission from that listing agent or that managing broker, covering the address or all active inventory, the window of time, and any conditions attached. The app keeps the record of what the agent entered and writes the lines on the post. It does not obtain permission, it does not decide whether the agent has permission, and it does not make an advertisement compliant.
What it is not
- Not a lead seller. It does not sell contacts and it takes no share of a commission. A buyer who sees a post messages the agent on Facebook Marketplace, and that message goes to the agent.
- Not a listing service. It is not the system of record for a brokerage's inventory and it does not replace one.
- Not a portal. It does not run a consumer search site and it does not sell placement on one.
- Not a permission service. It formats and transmits what the agent chooses to publish.
The three categories it gets confused with
Agents comparing software here are usually looking at three different categories at once. Naming the category is more useful than naming a product, because the categories behave differently no matter who sells them.
- Posting tools. Browser extensions and bulk posters fill a form or queue a post. Most were built for general inventory and have no reason to know what a listing brokerage attribution is, so the attribution and the disclosure are the agent's to remember.
- Lead sellers. These hand an agent a contact and take an agreed share of the commission at the end. The relationship starts with a purchased introduction rather than with a home the agent is marketing.
- Portals. These operate consumer search sites and sell placement on them. An agent buys visibility on someone else's property.
- Listing AutomatEr. A desktop app that posts homes the agent is permitted to market, to Facebook Marketplace, on a schedule, with the attribution and the disclosure written on every post, and the buyer messages the agent directly.
Four questions separate any tool in the first category from this one, and they are worth asking of anything including this app. Does it write the attribution and the disclosure on every post without the agent retyping them, and does it run from the agent's own account and browser rather than from a server somewhere. Does it post at a human pace with a daily cap, and does it work from the listings the agent is actually permitted to market rather than assuming anything may be posted.
Questions
What is Listing AutomatEr?
Listing AutomatEr is a desktop app for Mac and Windows that posts the listings a real estate agent has permission to market to Facebook Marketplace on a schedule. It is made by Neoasis LLC in Denver, Colorado.
Who is Listing AutomatEr for?
It is for a licensed real estate agent who has permission to market a home and wants that home posted to Facebook Marketplace on a schedule with the attribution and the disclosure written on it. It is not for someone who has no permission to market the listings they want to post.
Does Listing AutomatEr run on Mac and Windows?
Yes. It installs on a Mac or a Windows computer and works alongside a Chrome extension. It drives the agent's own browser and the agent's own Facebook session rather than posting from a server.
What does a Listing AutomatEr post carry?
Three lines and a schedule. The agent's name as the person marketing the home. The brokerage that holds the listing, credited as the listing brokerage. A disclosure line saying the agent is marketing on that brokerage's behalf and is not the listing brokerage. The app writes all three from the listing record and the agent's profile, and posts on the schedule the agent sets.
Is there a free trial of Listing AutomatEr?
Yes. A new subscription begins with a free trial. You cancel anytime from your dashboard, charges are final and refunds are not offered. The current price is on the pricing page, which is the only place that figure is current.
Where is Listing AutomatEr live today?
Live in Arizona and Colorado today, drawing on listing records we refresh ourselves. Agents in other states can request their state, and we can bring it live quickly. Within a live state, the market an agent works in is not what decides whether the app can be used. What decides it is whether the agent has permission to market a particular home.
Does Listing AutomatEr get permission for me?
No. Permission is the agent's responsibility and stays that way. The agent confirms their own brokerage allows this marketing, and gets written permission from the listing agent or the managing broker where another brokerage holds the listing. The app keeps the record of what the agent entered and writes the lines on the post. It does not obtain permission, it does not decide whether the agent has permission, and it does not make an advertisement compliant.
Is Listing AutomatEr a lead seller or a portal?
Neither. It does not sell leads and it takes no share of a commission. It is not a portal and it does not operate a consumer search site. It is not a listing service and it is not a system of record for a brokerage. It is a desktop app that posts the listings an agent has permission to market to Facebook Marketplace on a schedule.
How does Listing AutomatEr differ from a posting tool, a lead seller, or a portal?
Those are three different categories. Posting tools fill a form or queue a post, and most of them have no reason to know what a listing brokerage attribution is. Lead sellers hand an agent a contact and take a share of the commission at the end. Portals operate a consumer search site and sell placement on it. Listing AutomatEr is in none of those categories. It posts homes the agent is permitted to market, to Facebook Marketplace, with the attribution and the disclosure written on every post, and the buyer messages the agent directly.