RealtyShot Boost Package: Layout Tools Plus a SpeedSell Video for Social

A listing that's easy to understand still needs to be seen. Boost is the package for realtors who put every listing in front of their social audience, and who want the layout tools that turn views into showing requests.

What's in Boost today

At the time of writing, Boost includes:

• HDR Photos
• Floor Plan (LiDar): a detailed 2D floor plan with measurements
• Virtual Tour (FloorView), our Floor View Tour
• Property Webpage
• Property Report: a detailed report of all rooms and their dimensions
• SpeedSell Video: a video generated with AI from your listing photos

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Why the combination works

Boost is the Standard layout toolkit plus two things an active marketing campaign needs:

• Motion for the feed. SpeedSell turns the photo set into a video you can post on launch day without scheduling a separate film shoot.
• Answers for serious buyers. The Property Report puts room dimensions in writing, which helps when buyers ask whether their furniture fits or want to compare two units side by side.

Every post points to the property webpage, where the Floor View Tour and floor plan do the explaining. The tour places each photo on the floor plan where it was taken, facing the way the camera faced, so a buyer who clicks through from a short video can see exactly how the rooms fit together. For a posting rhythm, see repurposing listing media for social.

Realtor posting a listing video on social media

Who Boost suits

• Realtors who post every listing to Instagram, Facebook or TikTok
• Condos and townhomes competing with several similar listings, where buyers compare layouts and sizes closely. Our note on floor plans for Richmond condo listings shows how much buyers lean on the plan in busy condo markets.
• Listings where buyers ask lots of sizing questions, such as smaller units, downsizer condos and homes with unusual room shapes
• Launches with a planned marketing push, where you want fresh content to post through the first weeks on market
• Realtors building a personal brand, where consistent, polished listing content matters across every post

Before the shoot

Because SpeedSell is built from the listing photos, the video is only as strong as the photo set. Prepare every room as carefully as you would for print, and tell us which spaces should lead: the view, the kitchen or the outdoor space. Make sure every level is accessible so the floor plan, the Floor View Tour and the Property Report cover the whole home.

Using the Property Report well

The Property Report is a detailed report of all rooms and their dimensions. It works best as a follow-up tool rather than a headline:

• Send it to buyers who ask sizing questions after a showing.
• Attach it to your reply when a buyer's agent asks for room sizes.
• Keep a copy at the open house for buyers who want to check whether a sectional or a king bed will fit.

Planning your launch with Boost

A simple sequence that suits many listings:

1. Launch day: post the SpeedSell video with a link to the property webpage.
2. Following days: post a few HDR photos, one room or feature at a time, each pointing back to the webpage.
3. Layout post: share a screen recording of the Floor View Tour, stepping through the home floor by floor.
4. Serious enquiries: send the Property Report with the floor plan, so sizing questions are answered in writing.
5. Before the open house: repost the video and remind followers where to find the full set.

For a fuller calendar, see our first 14 days on market timeline.

Know what SpeedSell is (and isn't)

SpeedSell is generated from photos. It adds motion, but it can't show movement through the home the way filmed video does. If flow and atmosphere are the selling points, compare it with a filmed option in Video Tour vs Cinematic Video vs SpeedSell, or look at Elite. You can also use both: SpeedSell for quick social posts, and a filmed Video Tour or Cinematic Video on the property webpage.

Worth adding

• Drone Aerials when the location or lot is part of the pitch
• Twilight Photos for a standout cover image and a scroll-stopping post
• Virtual Staging for vacant rooms, labelled as staged
• Cinematic Video if you want a produced, filmed piece alongside SpeedSell
• Brochure Design if the listing needs print for showings
• Rush Delivery when launch day is close

When another package fits better

• A simple condo with modest marketing plans: Essential covers HDR photos and a floor plan, and you can add individual services such as the Property Report when you book.
• You won't be promoting on social media: Standard gives you the same photos, floor plan, Floor View Tour and webpage without the extras.
• The home sells on flow and feeling: Elite swaps SpeedSell and the Property Report for a filmed Video Tour and brochure design.

Boost is Standard with a louder voice: the same clarity on layout, plus the content your social channels need.