Presentation · launch kit · weekly report
Get the listing.
Keep the listing.
Win the seller at the kitchen table with a presentation in your name. Then keep them with a weekly report on where their home stands, sent from your own inbox until it sells.
Try the demo with no account and no card • Runs in your browser, inside your own MLS access • Your MLS password never passes through us
When a listing slows down, silence makes it harder.
Weeks go by, the phone stays quiet, and the seller decides you forgot them. A weekly report breaks that silence, but a good one takes hours, in the very week you have the least of them.
What a report takes by hand
Log into the MLS. Run the search. Open every comp and judge every photo. Pull the showings, take out your own, copy the feedback. Do the math. Write the email.
- × Cross-referencing MLS and your showing service by hand — tab after tab after tab
- × Scrolling through hundreds of photos to judge flooring, cabinets, bathrooms, and paint colors
- × Fighting broken filters and platform quirks just to get basic showing data
- × Counting confirmed showings, leaving out your own, tracking feedback by hand
- × Writing the same email structure over and over, filling in numbers by hand
Six steps.
Every listing. Every week.
What lands in your seller's inbox.
Not a newsletter. Not a ZIP-code stat sheet. A market analysis of their home, in your voice, with every number from your own MLS.
You
You — from your own inbox
to your seller
Your market update — 418 Wrenhaven Ct
Hi Dana — here's where things stand this week.
We saw 7 showings over the past week; the market averaged 4.2 showings per listing in your area.
“Nice home but clients wanted a larger backyard. Pool is a plus but lot feels small.” — showing feedback, buyer's agent
1510 Oak Ridge Dr — new on the market
975 Sunridge Blvd — went under contract
Homes here that sold in the last 90 days went under contract in an average of 22 days, at an average of $539,167.
If anything here raises a question before the next report, I'm a call or a reply away.
— You
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Live, not recycledShowings from your showing service and homes from your own MLS, as of the day you build it. Never a canned area stat.
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Buyer agents, verbatimReal feedback, word for word, and you read every email before it goes. The market delivers the hard news, not you.
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AI that reads the photosEach comp's photos are compared with your seller's home and described in plain words you can edit. This part comes with the extension.
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Averages that match the listRecomputed from the exact homes listed above them, every time.
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Your name on everythingNo vendor logo, no “powered by.” Every report goes out under your name, from your own address.
One platform for the whole life of the listing.
Most agents have nothing to hand a seller between listing day and closing day. That gap is where listings are lost, and where they are won.
At the table
Win the listing.
Put a report on the table: “This is what you'll receive from me every week until your home sells.” Anyone can make that promise. This one keeps itself.
The pieces for the listing appointment
presentation sample • interactive listing presentation • pricing brief • pre-listing packet • seller homework • presentation deck • seller net sheet • first report lands about a week after the sign goes up
Week one
Launch the listing.
Add the listing's details and photos once, and the app builds its launch kit from them, ready to print and post, with your name and only yours.
The pieces for launch week
Day 60
Keep the listing.
Every quiet week moves a seller closer to interviewing another agent. The report shows them the showings, the comps and what you are doing about it.
The pieces that keep your seller informed
the full report, due every week • listing timeline • work log • Where We Stand • appraiser packet • offer comparison • due-list tracking • what changed since the last report
$10,000+
what one lost listing can cost you in commission
This could have your name on it.
Every sample here was built by the app from one sample listing. Only the name and the listing change, and ours is on none of it.
See it with your name on it.
Put in your name and the whole sample set rebrands to you on the spot, the same swap the app makes for a paying agent.
Without an email, your name stays in this browser. An email comes to us to follow up, never to a mailing list. Nothing is installed or charged.
Built by the app from sample data, not by a designer. Read the full sample reports.
Your file or one click. Real report. Your voice.
Add the homes nearby from your MLS export, type your showings, and read the email in your words. The browser extension does the pulling and adds the photo comparison. It is in final testing and is included in your subscription.
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Pick the listing, or type the address.
Add your MLS export and type your showings, or let the extension do both.
How the MLS file works
Export the homes nearby from your MLS as a spreadsheet file and add it here, then type your showings. With the extension, click Run and skip both.
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The extension does the pulling.
It works in your signed-in MLS tab.
What the extension reads
It runs the comp search, saves the photos and reads each listing's details. Then your showing service, where we have connected it: every showing, every piece of buyer-agent feedback, plus the market's pace where your service publishes it. The same screens you would open by hand, opened for you.
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AI vision analyzes every photo.
It compares each comp with your listing and says which to keep, and why.
How the photo check works
With the extension, it builds a visual fingerprint of your listing — color palette, flooring, cabinets, bathroom style. Then it compares every comp against it. Flags seashell sinks, earth tones, dated fixtures. Recommends include or exclude with reasoning you can read.
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You review. You decide. You send.
Change anything, then copy the finished email into your own.
What you can change before it goes
A review screen shows every comp, with the AI's assessment when the extension ran. Toggle any decision. Edit the words about any home. When you're satisfied, hit Generate — the app produces a complete seller email with showing counts, market stats, the new homes nearby, and feedback. Copy, paste into whatever email you use, done.
Everything included
If a listing needs it, it's in here.
Not eight marquee features — the complete inventory. One subscription, everything below, nothing sold separately.
Win the listing
Before the seller signs
Presentation sample ↗a full report in your brand, for the table
Interactive listing presentation ↗the appointment on one screen, ready to type into
Pricing brief ↗a price range from closed $/sqft, method shown
Pre-listing packet ↗cover, pricing brief, your plan and testimonials
Seller homework ↗the seller’s own words and upgrades, before launch
Presentation deck ↗the packet as slides, for a screen or for print
Seller net sheet ↗what the seller keeps, and what a price cut costs
Buyer tour sheet ↗numbered stops and rating rows for showing day
Homeowner market update ↗for past clients: totals and averages only
Market update video ↗a weekly video of the numbers, with the YouTube title and chapters
Meet the agent ↗a post about you, built from your Settings
Local guide ↗four pages on the neighborhood, from the address alone
Tips carousel ↗plain tips for sellers or buyers, signed with your name
Daily post ↗something true to post every day, picked for you
Neighborhood mailer ↗a just listed or just sold card for every door on the street
First report in week one ↗comes due about seven days after go-live
A schedule you set ↗weekly by default, or any interval you choose
Launch the listing
Week one, from the listing's own data
Listing flyer ↗hero photo, banner, the facts and your contact
Open house sign-in sheet ↗who came and how to reach them, with a privacy line
Open house comment sheet ↗visitors rate the home room by room and say what stopped them
Open house kit ↗signs, room cards, a buyer survey, invites and a coloring page, in one print run
Launch kit ↗the flyer, the mailer card, the caption and the web page for the day it goes live, in one build
Listing carousel ↗a swipe-through post, one room to a slide
Social captions ↗captions matched to where the listing stands
Listing web page ↗one page for this home, with a showing button
Listing video ↗a vertical slideshow with your branded close
Area market snapshot ↗the market around the home, and who it favors
Keep the listing
Every week until it sells
MLS comp pull ↗homes nearby from your MLS export, or a radius search the extension runs for you
AI photo analysis ↗with the extension, each comp’s photos scored against yours
Showings & buyer feedback ↗every showing, and buyer agents in their own words; typed in, or read for you by the extension
What-changed tracking ↗new listings, price drops and status changes
Market snapshot section ↗every comp by address, averages from that list
Listing timeline ↗every report and logged task on one dated page
Work log ↗one line here shows up in the seller’s next report
Where We Stand ↗the price talk on one page; the numbers pick the verdict
Offer comparison ↗two to four offers side by side, with what the seller keeps from each
Sold kit ↗the flyer, the mailer card and the caption for the day it closes, in one build
Appraiser packet ↗nearest sales first, your notes, no value asked for
Price-position line ↗optional: where the price sits on closed $/sqft
The finished email ↗in your voice, ready to send; the photos come with the extension
Review screen ↗every comp, and the AI’s reasoning with the extension; you decide
Batch runs ↗with the extension, “Run All Due” works the whole book in one sitting
Step-by-step mode ↗with the extension, watch every step with the real data it found
Built for whoever does this work. Usually that is you.
On your own
Every seller hears from you every week.
The report that used to eat an evening goes out under your name, in your words, whether you had the time that week or not.
On a team
Give your best person the hours back.
Whoever does this today gets those hours back, and every seller on the book hears from the team every week. Promising that at the table wins the next listing.
Running a brokerage
Every agent sends the same professional report.
Each agent sends it under their own name, with your broker line on every piece. Priced per agent, with a brokerage rate at ten or more.
$49 a month per agent. Unlimited reports.
Founding price · per agent, per month
Per agent, per month
$69/agent/mo
Founding price for the first 100 accounts. After that, new accounts pay $69.
Yours stays $49 for as long as you keep your subscription. It never jumps to $69.
Unlimited reports. Every listing, every week, until it sells.
$49 a month for one agent
✓ Working today • ○ comes with the browser extension. Seller reports build today from the spreadsheet your MLS exports and the showings you type. The extension, in final testing and included in your subscription, does the pulling for you and adds the photo comparison.
- ✓ No per-report charges, ever.
- ✓ No per-report charges, no cap
- ✓ Unlimited seller reports
- ✓ Full MLS + showing service automation
- ✓ AI photo analysis on every comp, with reasoning you can read — included, nothing to set up, AI fees never billed to you separately
- ✓ Email generation with embedded photos
- ✓ The finished email, ready to paste into your own inbox
- ✓ Comp review screen: keep or drop any home before the email is made
- ✓ Report history + change tracking (fills in as reports run)
- ✓ The listing presentation, seller homework and open-house pieces, the day you sign up
- ✓ The launch pieces: the flyer, the market snapshot, the pricing brief and more, built from the listing’s details and the homes nearby you add
- ✓ Runs in your browser — nothing to install. The extension is optional and included
Add or remove agents any time. No contracts. Cancel anytime from your dashboard. Brokerages with ten or more agents: ask about brokerage pricing. By subscribing you agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy. See a sample report before you buy.
One listing — won or kept — pays for years of Get The Listing, Keep The Listing.
Before you ask.
That's half the point. One click builds your sample report, with your name on it. Now you can put a promise on the table that few agents make: “You'll get this from me every week until your home sells.” Win the listing and the launch kit follows: a flyer, social captions, and a market snapshot you can share, all built from the details you add for the listing and the homes nearby, or from its report. The open-house signs, room cards and invites are ready the same day. Grab a sample report to see what the seller sees.
Good. Then you know what they cost you. Get The Listing, Keep The Listing builds that update for you. You add the homes nearby from your MLS export and type your showings, or the extension reads them from your own MLS and showing service. It covers the showings against the pace of the market, the homes nearby that came on or went under contract, and what buyer agents said. You read it and send it from your own email, so it still goes out in the weeks you had no time to write it. The weekly seller report is included in your subscription.
Keep it. A CMA answers one question, once: what the home is worth. The weekly report answers the questions your seller asks every week after the sign goes up. How many people came to see it, and how that compares with the homes around it. What came on the market and what went under contract. What buyer agents said about the house and the price. One helps you set the price. The other keeps your seller with you while the market tests it.
No. Your seller sees your name, your logo and your words. There is no vendor logo and no “powered by” line anywhere on it, and you can write the email in your own template. The line that says where the asking price sits against recent sales stays off until you turn it on. And you read every email before it goes out, so nothing reaches a seller that you would not have sent yourself.
Your dashboard, with your name, logo and color set once in Settings. From that first day you can build the Interactive Listing Presentation and the Seller Homework for any address. The open-house pieces are ready too: signs, room cards, a buyer survey, invites and a coloring page. So are your Meet the Agent card, a Local Guide, a Tips Carousel, a Daily Post and the Buyer Tour Sheet. The flyer and the captions build from the details and photos you add for a listing. The market snapshot and the pricing brief build from the homes nearby, which you add from the file your MLS exports. You can build a seller report the same day: add the homes, type your showings, read it, and copy it into your email. The extension does that part for you. The demo shows every one of them on a sample listing.
Yes. Today it works with any MLS that lets you export your search results as a spreadsheet: you add the homes nearby from that file, and there is nothing to connect. The browser extension reads the same screens for you, from your own signed-in session, and we connect it to MLS systems one at a time. If yours is not on it yet, tell us and we will put it next in line. Either way there is no data feed to buy and no password to hand over.
Yes. That is exactly why the system runs in your own browser, not on a server somewhere else. When the extension reads your showings, the request comes from your computer on your office network, which your service already trusts. You do not need a VPN or any workaround.
Because you're already signed in. The extension is optional: you can build a report without it, from your MLS export. With it, the app rides the browser where your MLS session and showings service already live. No second login, no stored MLS password, and nothing to install besides the extension itself. The extension works in any Chromium-based browser: Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, and Opera. Firefox is planned; Safari isn't supported.
All of them, by hand: type the showing count and the buyer-agent feedback from whatever service your office uses, and the report is built from what you type. The extension reads them for you from the services we have connected so far, and we add others on request.
Your account password is stored scrambled, in a form we cannot turn back into your password. Your MLS and showing-service passwords never come to us at all. The extension never asks for them. It works in the browser tabs you sign into yourself, so there is nothing for us to hold. The app sends us a few things. A check that your subscription is active. A report id and a count, so we can bill you. And, when the extension grades comps, the cost of those AI calls and the listing photos and details it asks our AI to grade, for the comps and for your seller's own home. It never sends your passwords, your seller's name or contact details, or the listing address, and the homes file you add never leaves your browser. The one exception is texting. If you choose to text a seller from the app, that message and their mobile number pass through our texting service to be delivered. We do not keep either.
With the extension, the app shows each comp's photos to an AI and asks how that home compares to your seller's: the kitchen, the floors, the bathrooms, the colors, and problems like dated fixtures. The AI is included and runs on our account. Nothing to sign up for, no key to manage, no surprise bills. Your subscription covers it. A report built from your own file has no photo comparison.
Absolutely. The review screen shows every comp and lets you edit the words about it. With the extension, each one also carries the AI's assessment and a description you can change. Keep a comp the app dropped, drop one it kept. You have the final say.
As many as you need. Every listing, every week, for every agent on your plan. There is no report cap and no per-report charge, so a busy month costs the same as a quiet one.
Per agent. Each agent who runs reports is one seat at $49 a month, and a team of three pays $147. Add or remove agents any time; the change is prorated on your next invoice. Brokerages with ten or more agents get a lower rate — email support@commandmodule.com and we will set it up.
Not if you join at the founding price. The first 100 accounts pay $49 per agent per month, and it stays $49 for as long as you keep your subscription — agents you add later are $49 too. It never jumps to $69. After the first 100, new accounts pay $69. If you cancel and come back later, the price in effect then applies. Any sales tax we are required to collect is added on top. The details are in the Terms.
New accounts pay $69 per agent per month. If that ever changes, we email you at least 30 days before your subscription renews at the new price. The first 100 accounts keep their founding price of $49 for as long as they keep their subscription. The details are in the Terms.
Tony Eggleston built it, still writes the code, answers the support email and picks up the phone at (817) 516-4400. That matters here more than it usually does, because every report goes out under your name and not ours. Read who he is and why he built this.
Nothing to install to get started
It runs in your browser.
Sign in from any computer. Your reports, clients and branding stay in the browser you set them up in, never on our servers.
- Sign in with your email and password.Set a password once, then sign in anywhere.
- Build your report.Add your MLS export, type your showings, and copy the finished email.
- Or add the extension, and skip the typing.Switching it on takes about two minutes the first time. It reads the homes, photos, showings and feedback from tabs you are signed into, and never asks for a password.
What you get
- The dashboard, the presentation and the whole Toolkit, from day one
- The weekly seller report, built from your MLS export and the showings you type
- The same report read for you, once the extension is added
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Get the listing. Keep the listing.
Keep the commission.
A promise few agents make at the table, kept every week until the home sells.