FOR NEW AGENTS
For new real estate agents who want their first listings to look established
Early in a real estate career, every listing does double duty: it has to sell, and it has to show the next seller what you would do for them. A listing video helps with both, but a videographer is hard to justify on a modest commission and learning to edit takes time a new agent does not have. ListingVideosAI turns the listing photos into a finished property video, delivered 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing, so your first listings can be marketed like a seasoned agent's.
You buy one video when you need one; there is no subscription to commit to.
One listing video uses up to 20 photos.
Last updated October 2026
What makes video hard for a new agent
Every dollar is watched
Early commissions are uneven, and a videographer for each listing can cost more than the marketing budget allows. Skipping video is the default.
Your time goes to prospecting
The hours a new agent has go to open houses, calls and learning contracts. An evening spent learning video editing is an evening not spent finding the next client.
Sellers compare you to others
When a seller interviews you and a more established agent, the listings each of you has marketed are the evidence. Video is one of the things they notice.
ListingVideosAI lets a new agent add video without a new expense category or a new skill. Buy one listing video when a listing needs one, upload the photos the photographer delivered, confirm the listing and review the finished video before you post it. The purchased credit never expires, so you can buy ahead of a listing appointment and use it when the listing is signed. When listings pick up, a monthly plan gives you a set number of videos with rollover, so the cost stays predictable as the business grows.
What a new agent gets today
The facts to know before your first listing video.
Pay per listing
One listing video is a single purchase with no subscription, and the credit never expires.
No editing to learn
You choose photos and confirm the listing. The deliverable is a finished video, not a project.
Uses the photos you have
Up to 20 JPEG, PNG or WebP photos of the property. No filming, and video clips are not accepted.
A date you can promise
The finished video arrives 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing, so you can tell the seller when to expect it.
Sign up quickly
Create an account with Google or email and keep it for every listing that follows.
A plan when you grow
Monthly plans include several listing videos a month, with unused credits rolling over up to a cap.
Your first listing video, step by step
- 01
Get the photos right first
Professional listing photos make the best video. Ask the photographer for the full gallery and make sure you have permission to use the photos in your marketing.
- 02
Create the listing and choose photos
Upload up to 20 photos that cover what a buyer would want to see: the front, the main living spaces, the kitchen, the bedrooms and the outdoor areas.
- 03
Confirm, review and post
Buy one video, check the photos and confirm the listing. The finished video arrives 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing; review it, then use it in your launch.
Situations new agents use ListingVideosAI for
Your first listing
Make the launch look complete: photos on the MLS, a finished video for social media and email, and a link you can show the next seller.
Learn moreA listing appointment
Use the homepage sample to show a seller the style of video their home would get, and explain the 24 to 72 hour delivery.
Learn moreA rental or a condo
Smaller listings deserve video too. A finished video from the photos keeps your marketing consistent across every property you take.
Learn moreBuilding a social presence
Each listing video becomes a post that shows what you do. Over a few months, your profile starts to look like an established agent's.
Learn moreQuestions from new real estate agents
Do I need a subscription?
No. You can buy one listing video at a time. The purchased credit never expires, and you can switch to a monthly plan later if your listing count grows.
How much is one video?
One listing video is $15 one-time for one listing video, covering one property and up to 20 photos.
Can I use photos I took on my phone?
You can upload JPEG, PNG or WebP photos you have the right to use. Professional photos usually make a better video, because the video can only be as good as the photos it is made from.
Do I have to film the house?
No. The video is made from still photographs, so no filming trip or new shoot is needed.
Can I show the video in a listing presentation?
For a seller you have not listed yet, show the homepage sample instead; it is an illustrative example of the style, not customer work. Once you have your own listing videos, use those with your sellers' permission.
Who is responsible for what the video shows?
You are. Review the video before publishing, upload only photos you have permission to use and never use it to misrepresent a property.
Pages for new agents
The photos are already there
Market your first listings like your fiftieth
Create an account with Google or email, upload your listing photos and confirm the listing when they are ready.
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