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Real estate social posts announce a listing’s moments, coming soon to just sold, in the shape each feed expects: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Stories, with hashtags. Written from the property record, laid out per feed, and read for Fair Housing on every line.

Listing Kit · Posts · in the Agent Workspace

Posts for every feed, written from the listing

Social posts are written from the property record for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Stories, laid out the way each feed shows them, with hashtags, at each stage of the listing.

Free accounts get 10 pieces of writing a month; Pro is unlimited.

How it works

3 steps, inside the workspace

  1. 01

    Pick the stage

    Coming soon, just listed, open house, price improvement, under contract, just sold. The words change with the moment.

  2. 02

    Write the set

    Four posts, each shown the way its feed shows it, plus hashtags. Fair Housing read on every line.

  3. 03

    Copy or send to the film

    The post becomes the film’s brief in one click.

Questions

What agents ask

What is the Social Media Post Generator?
The Social Media Post Generator creates engaging property posts for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. It generates platform-optimized captions, hashtags, and image suggestions.
Does it generate hashtags automatically?
Yes, the AI generates relevant hashtags based on property type, location, and features. Hashtags are optimized for each social media platform.
Can I schedule posts directly from the tool?
The tool generates ready-to-post content that you can copy to your preferred scheduling tool or post directly to social media platforms.
What types of posts can I create?
You can create new listing announcements, price reduction alerts, open house promotions, just sold celebrations, and market update posts.
Are posts optimized for each platform?
Yes, the AI adjusts caption length, tone, and hashtag strategy for each platform. Instagram posts differ from LinkedIn posts to maximize engagement.

Want the long version? Read how this works, start to finish.

Open Social Media Post in the workspace

Social posts are written from the property record for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Stories, laid out the way each feed shows them, with hashtags, at each stage of the listing.

  • Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Story versions
  • Laid out per feed, hashtags included
  • Fair Housing scanner on every sentence

Key facts

Social Media Post: how it is calculated and what people ask

Input
The property record and the moment you are announcing (coming soon, just listed, open house, price change, under contract, just sold)
Output
Posts for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Stories, with hashtags, read for Fair Housing
Time to first result
Under a minute
Cost
Free to start in the Agent Workspace; Pro $9.99/month, $19.99/quarter or $39.99 once

What should real estate agents post on social media?

A mix: listing moments (coming soon to just sold), market notes with real local numbers, one useful tip a week, community and personal posts that show who you are, and client stories with permission. Listings alone read as ads; the other posts are what make someone follow and, later, call.

How often should an agent post?

A rhythm you can keep beats a burst you cannot. Three to five posts a week across feeds, with stories most days, is sustainable for a solo agent using a listing kit; the kit writes each listing’s posts at once so they can be scheduled. Consistency over months is what the algorithms and the audience reward.

Last reviewed September 8, 2026 by the EstatePass editorial team. Formulas and program limits are checked against the published rules; figures on this page are arithmetic, not market statistics.

Agent Workspace

Social Media Post Generator lives in the workspace

Social posts are written from the property record for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Stories, laid out the way each feed shows them, with hashtags, at each stage of the listing. Free to start; one Pro covers every tool and every EstatePass exam channel.