Paste the address, the basics, and what makes the place worth seeing. Pick a tone. Get a 150 to 220 word listing description written for buyers, not for filler. The first one is free, no card.
Agents search for an MLS description generator and usually find tools that produce the same template with the adjectives shuffled. This one is built differently: it opens with a hook instead of "Welcome to," walks the buyer through the home in the order they'd tour it, uses only the details you give it (no invented features, ever), and lands between 150 and 220 words so portals don't truncate it.
It's also Fair Housing aware by design. The copy describes the property, never the buyer, and avoids protected-class language in every piece, including the ad copy.
A description alone doesn't launch a listing. The same run that writes your description also writes ten social captions, a short portal version, three buyer follow-up emails, a just-listed email to your sphere, a 30-second video walkthrough script, open house flyer copy, five ad headlines with two primary texts, a neighborhood blurb, and the price-improved, under-contract, and just-sold announcements for later. Twenty-nine pieces from one address.
Your first full kit costs nothing and takes about two minutes. If the writing holds up, unlimited kits are $97 a month, and one listing's commission covers that for years. No demo account, no sales call.
The best test is an address you actually have. Generate the kit, read the description against what you'd have written, and keep whatever you like.
Write your first kit free