Six parts. One page per listing.
Get Listed is focused because the work demands it — every feature pulls its weight. There's a page for each listing, a list for today, a template for how you work, the people doing the work, a board for whoever runs the team, and a link for the seller. That's the whole tour, and it's all you need.
The listing page
One page per listing, and it's the whole product. The plan for this house, who owns each step, the documents, the conversation, and the seller link — all on one screen instead of six.
- Phases and steps you can reorder, rename, or delete
- Owners and due dates on anything that matters
- Documents attached to the listing, not buried in email
- Comments and @mentions in context, not in a group text
Today
The list you open with coffee. What's late, what's due, what's about to hold up a launch — across every listing you're on, in the order you should touch it.
- Overdue and due-today across the whole pipeline
- The current blocker named on every listing
- Nothing to configure — it's just your work, sorted
Your launch template
Write down how you run a listing once. Every new listing starts with that plan, so nothing depends on remembering it at 9pm.
- Edit phases and steps to match how you actually work
- New listings inherit the template automatically
- Change the template without disturbing listings in flight
People, teams, and vendors
A listing isn't a solo job, and neither is a team. Agents, team leaders, and coordinators work off the same screen. Vendors get their own tasks and nothing else — one login that works across every agent and brokerage that hires them.
- Agents, team leaders, transaction coordinators, and vendors on the same plan
- Team leaders and brokers see every listing in the office, not just their own
- Vendors see only the work assigned to them
- My Work rolls up a vendor's tasks across every brokerage
The Board
The view for whoever runs the team. Every listing across every agent, the blocker named on each, and the numbers that say whether launches are actually on schedule — without a Monday status meeting to produce them.
- Every listing in the office on one screen, with its current blocker
- Average days from signed to live, and your on-time launch rate
- Where deals sit right now: pre-live, live, under contract, sold
- Updates itself as the work gets checked off — nothing to chase
The seller link
A branded, read-only page for the people who hired you. No account, no password. They see the plan move and stop asking for updates.
- One link per listing, shareable with multiple sellers
- Shows what's done, what's next, and who's on it
- Documents you choose to share, downloadable without a login
- Read-only — only you and your team check things off
What we left out, on purpose.
Every feature we skip is one less thing between you and the work. Your brokerage already pays for the forms-and-compliance side, and it's fine at that job.
- No e-signature. Keep the vendor your brokerage pays for.
- No state forms library. That already exists.
- No compliance archive. Your brokerage's system is the record.
- No lead capture or drip campaigns. That's your CRM's job.
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