Listly is an AI automation company for real estate agents. We automate the two jobs that eat your week — running comps and posting listings — so you get the hours back and your listings get seen by people who were never going to search for them.
One extension, one login, one key. Find the house, price it, market it — without leaving the panel. Every automation we ship lands in the copy you already have: no second download, no second key.
It reads a couple of hundred homes. You get five.
Type an address. Listly reads every sold home in the area in full — the remarks, not just the numbers — then hands you the five that set the price, ten more it kept in reserve, and the ten houses a buyer will see this week at the same money. Five to eight seconds, through your own RPR login, read-only.
How comps work →Every listing you take, working as an ad.
Open a listing in RPR, click once. Listly writes the post so it gets found and puts it on Facebook Marketplace in 10–15 seconds. One listing, one click, and it keeps working until the house sells.
How listing works →The shape of the area you work, on one screen.
Every MLS filters on beds, baths and price, and you can do that yourself. None of them tells you which houses in your area are worth a call today. Listly reads them and puts that list in order. Included with the Comp Tool.
How Search works →The area you work has four hundred active listings and you have opinions about nine of them. The expired one nobody has called. The one that has been sitting since June. The one asking eleven grand under what RPR itself says it is worth. They are all in there. Nobody has the hours to read four hundred listings.
Set an address and a radius once. Listly reads the area and opens on the list you cannot build anywhere else — the ones that expired. Someone who wanted to sell, with no agent now.
No property is opened and nothing is stored. The whole scan costs about what one comp run costs, through your own RPR login.
Find it in Search → Comp it values it → List it markets it. Three tools, one panel, one key. That loop is why they live together instead of being three subscriptions.
The MLS sells that house. It does not bring you the next one. Almost nobody who messages about a Marketplace post is buying that house — they are a buyer who now knows your name, off a listing you were taking anyway.
Four times as many agents name social media their top lead source as name listing portals — 39% against 9%.NAR 2025 REALTORS® Technology Survey
Take twenty listings a year and that is twenty ads you never paid for, each running until the house sells, each pointing at you. The agent who posts all twenty in fifteen seconds apiece finishes the year with a pipeline. The one who meant to get round to it finishes with twenty sold houses and nobody new.
There are only two ways to grow your bottom line: make more money, or keep more of it. Busy-work quietly costs you both.
A comp here, a listing there — by hand, each one is about twenty minutes of clicking, copying and retyping. A handful a week is hours; over a year it's weeks of work a computer should be doing. Listly does both in seconds, so your time goes back to what pays: more listings, more showings, more closings — and more of the life you're working for.
With Listly a listing posts in 10–15 seconds and a comp comes back in 5–8 seconds, so you keep nearly all of it. Counted 7 days a week, 24 hours to a day.
Listly lives in Chrome's side panel, right next to RPR. Nothing to export, upload or paste.
Sign in to RPR like always and open the Listly panel.
Flip for the detailThat's it. No beds, baths or square footage required.
Flip for the detailTop 15 sold comps, the active competition and a value. 5–8 seconds.
Flip for the detailThe short version is on the front of each card. Flip one for how it works.
Comp Tool
A real number in 5–8 seconds, while you are still at their kitchen table.
Flip for the detailFixer-upper sales stay out of your number, and comps never cross a major street.
Flip for the detailMarketplace Lister
One click in RPR. Live on Facebook Marketplace in 10–15 seconds, written to be found.
Flip for the detailThe listing you did not feel like retyping at 8pm is the one that finds the buyer.
Flip for the detailSet them once. Change them whenever a market or a property calls for it.
Example settings — every rule is yours to change.
It is between the ones whose admin runs itself and the ones still doing it by hand. Automation does not go to closings, does not sleep and does not answer at noon because it was busy at seven. Every year that gap gets wider, because the agent who automated last spring is now taking the listings the other one did not have time to chase.
47% of inquiries sent through brokerage websites never got a reply at all. The average response took 8 hours 17 minutes.Mike DelPrete, University of Colorado Boulder, 2024
Price a house, find the opportunity in your area, and put every listing in front of people who were not looking for a house today. One panel, one key, no second download.
A site, a business email, a business line and a chat bot — set up for you and running on their own. A lead comes in and gets a text back straight away with their name, what they are after and where they found you, while you are still in the car. You own the brand and the number; we just make it work.
Text an address, get the comps back. It reads your inbox and knows the difference between noise and somebody who needs an answer, with a reply already drafted in the way you write. Nothing ever sends itself — you approve every message before it goes.
The last two are not shipping yet, and there is no date on them. They are here because this is the direction, and because everything we build lands in the extension you already have — no second download, no second key, no starting over.
Listly works through your own RPR login and keeps as little about you as possible. Flip a card for the detail.
We set every agent up personally — your key, your billing and your comp rules — so it's right from the first address and the first listing.
Name, mobile, email and brokerage. Confirm your email with a code.
Pick a time that suits you. We call you — about 10 minutes.
Key, billing and your comp rules, done together. Then type your first address.
Licensed agents only. Requires Google Chrome on a desktop computer and an RPR login. Billing is set up on your call.
Update your card or cancel. Enter your key — you'll go to a secure Stripe page.
Subscription status and billing: open your account →
If yours is not here, the chat in the corner answers most of them, and a person answers the rest.
Why now
Both, depending on what you point it at. Nobody is replacing an agent who can read a room and negotiate. But the parts of the job that are pure clicking — pulling comps, retyping a listing into a second website — those were always going to go. Three quarters of REALTORS® already use social media in their business and 66% say the reason they adopt a new tool at all is to save time. This is that, narrowed to two jobs.
The gap is not about being techy. It is about hours. A comp by hand is 10–15 minutes; with Listly it is 5–8 seconds. Nothing about your week gets longer to make room. So one agent spends Tuesday morning clicking through RPR and the other spends it at two listing appointments, and a year of that compounds quietly — it does not announce itself, you just stop getting the calls. Book the 10-minute call and we will show you your own market on a real address.
The tool stops being an edge the day everyone has it — that is true of the MLS, of e-signature, of your phone. What does not go away is what you did with the hours. The agents who got ahead with e-signature were not ahead because they signed faster; they were ahead because they used the afternoon it gave them. Right now almost nobody in your market is posting every listing to Marketplace in fifteen seconds. That part is an edge today.
It is one Chrome extension and one key. You already work in RPR; Listly sits in a side panel next to it, and you type an address or click once on a listing you already have open. There is nothing to configure, import or sync. And we do not hand you a login and wish you luck — there is a 10-minute call where we set up your key, your billing and your comp rules, and you run your first comp with us on the line.
Agents spend their scarcest hours on work that does not need a license. Meanwhile home sales fell 34% between 2021 and 2025 while the number of REALTORS® fell only 8% — the same crowd chasing two thirds of the deals. We are not trying to sell you a dashboard. We automate the jobs that eat the week, starting with the two that eat the most, and we ship the next one into the same extension you already have.
Getting started
Sign up with your name, mobile number, email and brokerage, confirm your email with a 6-digit code, then pick a time for a 10-minute call. On the call we set up your key, your billing and your comp rules — you can run your first comp before we hang up.
Open a listing in RPR, click Listly, and it posts that listing to Facebook Marketplace — the facts, the photos and a post written to be found in search — in 10–15 seconds. It writes to Facebook only; nothing changes in RPR or your MLS. Same extension, same key as your comps.
Listly runs through your own RPR login, so we make sure it's set up right and that your comp rules match the way you work. It also keeps Listly for licensed agents only.
No. Listly works through the RPR tab you're already signed into in Chrome. It never asks for or stores your RPR username, email or password.
No. Listly is read-only. It doesn't change property facts, create CMAs, save searches you didn't run, or store anything in your RPR account.
The top 15 closed sales that fit your rules, closest first, plus the active listings nearby so you can see the competition — with the sold comps' days on market on one scale: fastest, average and longest.
More accurate than a rushed comp run, because it reads every listing instead of skimming. It's still a tool for your judgment: you rate each comp Worse, Same or Better and the value follows your ratings. It isn't an appraisal or a broker price opinion.
They're left out of your ARV. ARV is after-repair value, so one beat-up, as-is sale shouldn't drag it down. Listly reads each listing for "as-is", "needs work", "TLC" and "investor special" and keeps those sales out of the value. You can switch the rule off in your comp rules.
It stays on your computer. Addresses, comps, values, photos and remarks are never sent to Listly's servers. The license service keeps only your key, email, subscription status, a one-way fingerprint of your RPR login, and a daily count of comp runs.
The full privacy policy lists every request the extension makes.
Yes. Sold window, size, beds and baths, distance, number of comps and the major-street rule are all yours to change, and they're stored on your computer. We'll set them with you on your call.
Yes. Choose "I'm a broker or team lead" when you sign up and we'll cover enterprise pricing and setup on the call.
Enter your key under Manage billing and you'll go to a secure Stripe page where you can update your card or cancel. Cancel any time.
No. Listly is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Realtors Property Resource® (RPR) or the National Association of REALTORS®.
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