ClipSent for real estate agents
From the first Zillow question to the home anniversary. Ten moments in a realtor’s year, each with its own ready template.
Get early accessThese are examples of how a realtor uses ClipSent. The people and homes are made up.
1 · Buyer asks
When: someone asks about homes on Zillow or your website.
Maria asks about homes in Brookfield. Within minutes she gets a short video from you, saying her name, with Brookfield’s numbers on screen. Faster than typing an email, and much harder to ignore.
Maria, homes in Brookfield for you
2 · After the open house
When: a visitor signs in at your open house.
Tom visited 12 Oak Street on Sunday. That evening he gets a thank-you video: the home’s best points, the price, and when offers are due. Everyone who signed in gets their own, with their name.
Tom, thanks for visiting 12 Oak Street
3 · Just listed
When: you list a home, for buyers who asked to hear about new homes in that area.
31 Birch Lane goes live. Each buyer who asked about Cedar Park gets a short video about it, with their name and the details that matter to them, before the weekend rush.
Ana, just listed in Cedar Park
4 · After the tour
When: you’ve shown a buyer a few homes.
You toured three homes with the Ortiz family. That night they get a recap: each home, its price, and the one they liked most, so they can decide together at the kitchen table.
Your three homes from today
5 · Price change
When: a home a buyer liked drops in price or comes back on the market.
220 Lake Drive drops $15,000. The buyers who saw it get a short video with the new price, from you, not a robot email from a portal.
Good news on 220 Lake Drive
6 · Making an offer
When: your buyer makes an offer, or the seller answers.
Waiting is the hardest part. A short video tells your buyer where things stand and what happens next, in your own words from your buyer guide, so they’re not left guessing.
Your offer on 9 Pine Road
7 · Under contract
When: the offer is accepted.
First-time buyers have a hundred questions. One video walks them through the steps with their dates: inspection, appraisal, closing. Fewer late-night texts for you.
You’re under contract
8 · Keys in hand
When: the home closes.
A warm “welcome home” video for your buyer, or a thank-you for your seller. The moment they remember, and the moment they tell friends about you.
Welcome home, Sam
9 · A year later
When: a past client’s home turns one year old with them.
Instead of a postcard, a short hello with how their neighborhood has done this year. Past clients send referrals, and this keeps you their realtor.
Happy home anniversary, Lee
10 · Seller asks
When: a homeowner asks for a home value estimate.
Jordan wants to know what 7 Maple Court could sell for. They get a video from you with recent sales nearby, so the conversation starts with real numbers, then a walkthrough.
Jordan, homes like yours sold for
No. Each moment has a ready template, with the video and the page. Pick the ones you use, add your documents, and change any words you like.
Send each one a short video with their name and the numbers for the area they asked about. You record yourself once; ClipSent makes each person’s video from your market report.
A thank-you video the same day, with the home’s best points, the price and when offers are due, and a button to book a private showing.
No. Record a few clips once. For a new listing, add the listing sheet and ClipSent puts its details on screen. You can add a short walk-through clip if you like.
Yes, through your own reports and sheets. Export or save them to Google Drive, or upload them, and ClipSent uses only what they say.
Your videos are you: your clips and your own voice. AI fills in small parts, like their name and their numbers, from your documents.
We’re starting with a few realtors. We help you make your first video.
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