New listing tours
Every listing gets a video on day one, not only the premium ones.
Real estate agents
Agents who post video get remembered when a seller finally decides to list. The problem is time: between viewings, paperwork and calls, a weekly video rarely gets made. Chitrio builds a narrated listing tour from your photos, a market update from a few numbers you provide, and a neighbourhood guide from your local knowledge. You review the script, render and post, and your name is in front of local people several times a week.
Free trial to start · the cost is shown before every render
Straight answer: The listing photos and facts are yours, and so is the responsibility for accuracy. Use real photographs, state the price and details exactly as listed, and follow the advertising rules of your local real estate regulator and board.
A new listing, a market update, an open house invitation or a street guide. Each starts with different notes.
Upload photos in walkthrough order, then add price, bedrooms, features and your contact line. The script describes what is in the photos.
Landscape for the listing portal and YouTube, vertical for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp.
Mention the school catchment, transport and shops in the script, because buyers often decide on the area before the house.
After a viewing, send the video link with a thank-you note so the property stays in the buyer's mind.
Every listing gets a video on day one, not only the premium ones.
Median sale time, new listings and one local insight, in sixty seconds.
Date, time and address on screen with a short, friendly invitation.
Schools, parks, transport and cafes, presented in your voice and builds local authority.
US agents focus on listing portals and Instagram, UK estate agents on portal tours and Facebook, Canadian realtors on MLS tours with bilingual versions, and Australian agents on property video for portal listings and Instagram.
A short video thanking the clients and describing the sale, with their consent, which builds credibility with future sellers.
No. Photos are used as they are, with camera movement added. Only the narration and captions are generated.
Yes, with a logo and colour preset applied to each video.
You skip the shoot day and the editor. For premium listings a human shoot may still be worth it.
Yes. A saved preset makes every listing video consistent with no setup.
Follow your market's rules on disclosure and keep every claim accurate.