Real estate flyers and Just Listed postcards, made from the listing
A flyer, brochures, a Just Listed postcard, a QR code and 9 social banners, with the same photos, facts and price as the website. Nothing to design piece by piece.
Four real estate print formats
Open a real PDF of each one, made from the demo listing. The listing is fictional and its photos are AI-generated.
Flyer
US Letter, front and back. For open houses.
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4-page brochure
US Letter pages, folded from 11 × 17 in a print shop.
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8-page booklet
5.5 × 8.5 in, stitched. Offered when a listing has at least 9 photos.
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Just Listed postcard
6.25 × 9 in, with the mailing area kept clear on the back.
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Your printer or a print shop
Every format comes in both versions, so you can print ten at the office or order five hundred.
For your own printer
A clean white margin, because home and office printers can't print to the edge.
For a print shop
Bleed and crop marks in the file, with everything important kept inside the cut.
A QR code that counts
Its link stays the same if the web address changes, and every scan shows in your seller report.
9 real estate social media banners
Just Listed, Open House and Sold, each ready for the post you need.
- Square, portrait and story sizes
- Your photos, price and facts already on them
- Virtually staged photos carry their label in the image
Does print cost extra?
No. The flyer, brochures, postcard, QR code and banners are included when a listing goes live.
When can I download them?
Once the listing is published. They are made from the published listing, so they say what the website says. Publish a change and the next download is fresh.
Which design do they use?
Each of the four templates has its own paper design, in the colors and type you chose for the site.
Is my brokerage shown the way my state requires?
Your brokerage name is sized by your state's rule, and required brokerage links are printed as text. This helps you show what your state requires; your brokerage still reviews it.
