One brand kit, every agent, one bill.
When each agent builds their own marketing, the agency's brand is whatever each of them had time for. An agency account puts one brand kit on every member's deliverables and gives you a view of the whole book.
$29 per seat per month, or $290 a year
What makes this hard.
Worth naming plainly, because the answer is only interesting if the problem is real.
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Every agent's marketing looks slightly different
Logos at different sizes, colours that are nearly right, contact blocks in three formats. Brand consistency is the first thing to go when each person is assembling their own collateral.
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Nobody can see the whole book
Listings live in individual accounts, so there is no single place to see what is in market, what is missing assets, and what is about to go live without a video.
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Billing is a pile of individual cards
Reimbursing agents for marketing spend, or chasing receipts at the end of the month, is administration nobody wants and every agency does.
What matters most here
Every capability runs against any listing. These are the ones that carry the most weight in this situation.
Frequently asked questions.
Does the subscription include listings?
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No, and that is deliberate. The subscription buys how your team works together: shared branding, roles and one bill. Listing orders buy what gets made. Members still pay per listing, at 10% less.
What roles are there?
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Agent sees listings they created or were assigned. Marketing sees the whole agency book and assigns agents. Admin adds the brand kit. Owner adds people and billing.
What happens if an agent leaves?
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They get a personal copy of the listings they created or were assigned, including the generated assets. The paid entitlement stays with the agency.