ListedReelA film for every listing — not just the expensive ones.
Video is the thing sellers ask about and the thing that quietly gets skipped, because a videographer costs more than the listing can carry. ListedReel takes the photos already sitting in your listing folder and gives that $300k ranch the same treatment as the $3M estate.
The honest version
Promise video in the listing presentation, then deliver it on the same day the photos land.
What gets in the way
- Sellers expect video, and a videographer costs $100–$1,000+ per listing
- Video only pencils out on the high end, so most listings get photos and nothing else
- Editing software is a second job you didn't sign up for
- By the time a shoot is scheduled and delivered, the first weekend is gone
What ListedReel does about it
- The listing shoot you already ordered is the entire input — no second visit to the property
- One flat per-video price, so a video is a line item you can commit to on every listing
- Auto mode: photos in, finished film out, no timeline and no settings to learn
- A 1080p landscape master that drops straight into the MLS, YouTube, your email blast and the listing page
- Every clip is checked back against your photos before you see it, so the film matches what you're advertising
How it works
Photos in. Film out. That's the whole workflow.
Auto mode has no review step and no settings — which is why it takes minutes instead of an evening.
Send us the photos you already paid for
No second appointment, no drone crew, no scheduling the videographer around the sellers. The listing shoot is the input.
We do the video part
Shot list, camera moves, fidelity checks and the edit happen without you. There is nothing to learn and nothing to prompt.
Put a film on every listing
At a flat price per video the $350k listing gets the same treatment as the $3M one — and it's ready before the listing goes live.
Questions from listing agents
How many photos do I need for a good listing video?
A normal listing shoot is plenty. Auto mode accepts up to 40 photos and reads them itself — exteriors, main rooms, kitchen, primary suite. More coverage gives the shot planner more to work with, but you don't need to curate, order or tag anything.
Can I use the video in the MLS?
That's what the landscape 1080p master is for. Rules vary by MLS, so check your board's branding and disclosure rules the same way you would for a photographer's tour — but the video itself is built from your own listing photos and audited against them, not from stock or invented rooms.
What does a video cost per listing?
Your first one is free. After that it's flat: Pro is $39/month for 5 videos ($7.80 each) and Max is $99/month for 15 ($6.60 each). No credits, no per-photo charges, no surprise math at the end of the month.
More in the full FAQ.
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Your first cinematic video is free — no card, no trial clock, and the MP4 is yours to keep.
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