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Real estateListing videos that get the call, for every property.
Buyers scroll past photos and stop for video. MsgVibe turns each listing (photos, price, beds, area) into a polished property video with your agency’s brand and contact details, in minutes instead of days.
The problem
- Professional listing videos are costly, so only premium listings get them
- Agents post the same static photos everywhere
- Open houses and price drops need fresh content every week
With MsgVibe
- Property photos, price and highlights animate in a luxury-grade layout
- Your agency logo, colors and phone on every video
- One video per listing, straight from your listings sheet
Ideas
Videos you can make today
New listing
Photos, price, beds and area, with “Book a viewing”.
Open house
Date, time and address on screen, ready for Stories.
Price drop
Old price struck through, the new price front and center.
Just sold
Social proof that brings in the next seller.
New project launch
Several unit types in one video, each with its own price.
Rentals & commercial
Monthly rent, furnished status, square footage.
Templates
Ready-made templates for real estate
Hover to play. Click one to open it in the studio, already in your brand.
How it works
Three ways to make them
In the Studio
No skills needed
Choose a property template, add up to 6 photos with price and tags (e.g. “3 Bed · 1,850 sq ft”), and render.
From a spreadsheet
Hundreds at once
Export your active listings to a sheet; every row becomes a listing video for that property.
With the API
Fully automatic
Generate a video automatically when a listing goes live in your CRM, and post it from there.
| Product 1 Name | Product 1 Price | Product 1 Image | Product 1 Tag | Headline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garden Villa | 645000 | https://…/villa.jpg | 3 Bed · 2,600 sq ft | Just Listed |
| City Loft | 420000 | https://…/loft.jpg | 2 Bed · 1,100 sq ft | Open House Sunday |
Each row becomes its own video. How bulk videos work →
FAQ
Common questions
Can each agent have their own branding?
Do large prices display well?
How many photos can a listing video have?
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