Getting a home listed and sold is a project. Treat it like one.
Get Listed is listing management for real estate agents — one place for every listing, every person on it, and every step between signed and sold. Not another forms-and-compliance system.
Built by the team behind Cloud CMA — the platform hundreds of thousands of agents have used.
This is the whole product: one page per listing, with the plan, the people, the documents, and the seller all on it. Here's what that looks like.
The work is real. It's just invisible.
A seller signs. Then you go to work — and almost none of it is work anyone can see. You book the photographer and hope the light holds. You chase the stager for a date. You request the HOA docs and follow up twice. You order the sign, coordinate the install, walk the house for repairs, collect the disclosures, write the copy, build the MLS entry, set the go-live day, and then answer a text at 9pm asking if there's any news yet.
Twelve to twenty steps. Four to eight people. Two weeks. And when it goes well, the seller sees one thing: their home appears online. All the running around you did to make that happen — the part that's actually worth your commission — never shows up anywhere.
Now multiply it. Five agents each running twelve steps on three listings is a hundred and eighty invisible things in flight, and the only way a team leader finds out one slipped is to go ask. That's not management — that's chasing.
Get Listed makes that work visible. To you, to whoever runs your team, to your vendors, and to the person who hired you.
Right now the work lives in six places. It should live in one.
Every deal you've closed got there because you tracked it. That system works — until the week you have five listings going at once.
Today
- Sticky notes on the dash
- A spreadsheet you maintain by hand
- Your CRM, used as a to-do list
- A transaction system built for compliance
- Six separate text threads
- The back of your head
With Get Listed
- One page per listing, with the whole plan on it
- Every step assigned, dated, and checked off in public
- Documents attached where the work happens
- Comments on the task instead of a group text
- A named blocker per listing, so nothing stalls quietly
- A live link for the seller — no login, no weekly update text
Everyone in one place. Everyone seeing the right thing.
A listing isn't a solo job, so Get Listed isn't a solo tool. Five kinds of people live in it, and each one sees exactly as much as they should.
- You, the agent
- Every listing on one screen, with today's list on top and the current blocker named on each deal. You stop holding it all in your head.
- Your team leader or broker
- The Board: every listing across every agent in the office, what's holding each one up, and how launches are actually moving — signed to live, on time or not. Progress you can see without asking for it.
- Your transaction coordinator
- The same screen you're looking at. No weekly status call, no "where are we on Oak Street?" — the answer is already on the page.
- Your vendors
- The photographer, the stager, the roofer. They get their own tasks and nothing else — one login that works across every agent and brokerage that hires them.
- Your seller
- A read-only link. They watch the plan move, see what's done and what's next, and stop asking for updates.
Visible work gets referred.
Sellers don't doubt you because you're slow. They doubt you because they can't see anything happening. Silence reads as inactivity, even in a week where you did nine things for them.
So give them a window instead of a weekly text. Every listing has a branded, read-only link — no account, no password. They open it and see the plan, what's finished, what's next, and who's on it. Nothing to manage on your side; it updates as you check things off.
- Listing agreement signedApr 2
- PhotographyApr 5
- Sign installedApr 6
- Live on MLSThursday
- Offer accepted—
- Closed & sold—
What Get Listed is not.
People hear “real estate transaction software” and assume we're trying to replace the forms-and-compliance system their brokerage already gave them. We're not. That tool exists to file the deal away. This one exists to move it.
- Not an e-signature vendor. Keep the one your brokerage pays for.
- Not your state forms library. That already exists and it's fine.
- Not a compliance archive. Your brokerage's system is the system of record.
- No per-transaction fees, no seat games, no module you didn't ask for.
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