MARQUEEListing Marketing OS
For listing agents

Every listing should do three jobs.

Give Marquee the property once. It builds the strategy, the seller presentation, thirty days of scheduled marketing, the print, the open house, the follow-up and the weekly seller report — then hands it to you for approval before a single thing goes out.

See a real campaign Win your next listing — free One free listing package per agent, no card. Then 14 days free on any plan — nothing charged until day 15.
Four ways in

A listing you are trying to win is not a listing you just took.

Most marketing tools assume you already have the listing, the MLS number and a full set of professional photos. That is the easy case, and it is the least valuable one. Marquee starts wherever you actually are.

Win a Listing

You have an appointment, not a listing. No MLS number, no photos, no sign in the yard. You tell Marquee what you know about the property; it builds the positioning, the pricing argument and the full seller presentation — so you walk in with a marketing plan instead of a promise.

Nothing invented

Launch a Listing

You signed. Hand over the listing sheet and it goes on the record as evidence — the figures on it outrank anything typed from memory, and every one of them is checked against your copy before a word of it reaches a seller.

Your sheet outranks memory

Win an Expired Listing

Somebody else had it and it came off the market. Before anything is written, Marquee works through what you can see about the last run — the price, the photographs, the days on market — and sets out what the evidence is consistent with. Never a claim to know why it did not sell. Nobody knows that, and a seller can tell.

Possible causes, not a verdict

Relaunch a Listing

It has been sitting. Before Marquee writes a word of marketing it runs a diagnosis — price history, days on market, the photo set, showing and feedback pattern — and tells you what is actually wrong. Then it repositions and relaunches.

Diagnosis first, marketing second
The deliverable

One address in. A listing campaign out.

This is what arrives for a single listing. Not templates you fill in — finished work, built from this property, waiting for your approval.

Per listing

Everything below, for one property

Listing appointment packet8 pages
Listing marketing packet12 pages
Listing strategy & positioning statementWritten
Buyer personas with objections answered4 profiles
Scheduled social posts, written & art-directed30 days
Reels and video scripts, shot by shotIncluded
Print — flyers, brochure, just-listed mailerPrint-ready
Email marketing sequenceWritten
Agent-to-agent marketingIncluded
Open house campaign & QR sign-inIncluded
Buyer-agent capture at the open houseIncluded
Open house capture & lead rankingIncluded
Seller report, sent from youWeekly
Every figure sourced and checkableAlways
Your approval before anything goes outAlways

Thirty days of social is not thirty photos of the same kitchen. The calendar moves through phases — arrival, the rooms, the neighborhood, the data, the open house, the reduction conversation if it comes — and mixes photography with type, polls, quotes, market data, maps, on-camera and agent-to-agent pieces. Eight strong photographs are enough to run a full campaign.

How it works

You enter the property once.

1

Give it the property

Address and a few details, or drop in the MLS sheet and let Marquee read it. Photos when you have them, and not before — the system never invents a picture of a house it has not seen.

2

Review what it built

Strategy, deck, calendar, creative, print, follow-up. You pick the brand style and see exactly how your listing looks in it before you commit. Change anything. Nothing is published until you say so.

3

Approve and it runs

Posts go out on schedule. The open house captures. Leads get scored and worked. Your seller gets a report every week with your name on it, not ours.

How it behaves

The rules this system follows.

Marketing software earns trust by what it refuses to do. These are not settings. They are how Marquee is built.

Nothing publishes without your approval

Every post, email and piece of print waits for you. The system recommends. You decide. There is no mode where it posts on its own before you have seen it.

It never invents a feature the house doesn't have

Marquee writes from what you gave it and what the MLS sheet says. It does not add a wine cellar because the price suggests one.

No property image until you supply one

No stock houses, no AI-rendered kitchens, no placeholder that looks like your listing but isn't. If you haven't uploaded a photo, you won't see one.

The seller hears from you, not from us

Weekly reports go out under your name and your brand. Your seller should never learn that a system wrote it, because as far as the relationship is concerned, you did.

You never enter the same thing twice

A Win campaign that becomes a real listing carries everything forward — positioning, personas, the plan. You add the MLS number. That's it.

Your data stays yours

Your listings, your photographs and every lead the campaign captures belong to you and leave with you. Export anytime.

Pricing

One listing pays for a year of this.

A single additional closing covers the subscription several times over. That is the entire math, and it is the only case worth making. Every plan starts with 14 days free — put a card on file, run a real listing, and if it is not for you, cancel before day 15 and pay nothing.

Start here — free
Win a listing before you pay for anything.

We build the seller presentation package for your next listing appointment — positioning, strategy, the deck you present — at no cost, for one property. No card. If it wins you the listing, the 30-day campaign below is what you come back for. One free run per agent.

Launch
$349/ month
or $3,490/yr — two months free
  • One active listing campaign at a time
  • Unlimited Win-a-Listing packages
  • Full 30-day marketing calendar
  • Seller presentation deck
  • Print, social, email and reels
  • Open house capture and QR sign-in
  • Weekly seller reports
Start my 14-day free trial
$0 today. First charge on day 15. Cancel anytime before that.
Team
$899/ month
or $8,990/yr — two months free
  • Up to four active campaigns
  • You and three agents — four seats
  • More seats, $200 a month each
  • Shared brand styles across the team
  • Everything in Launch
Start my 14-day free trial
$0 today. First charge on day 15. Cancel anytime before that.
Questions

The things agents actually ask.

What do you have to lose? Fourteen days, a real listing, the whole campaign in your hands — and not a dollar charged until day 15.

How does the 14-day free trial work?
Pick a plan, put a card on file, and nothing is charged for 14 days. Run a real listing through the whole system in that time. On day 15 the plan bills as normal. Cancel before then and you pay nothing — and everything you built stays yours to export.
Do I need the listing before I can use this?
No, and that is the point. The Win a Listing path is built for the appointment — no MLS number, no professional photography, no sign in the yard. You walk into the listing presentation with the actual marketing plan for that specific house. If you win it, everything you already built carries straight into the live campaign. You never re-enter a thing.
What if I don't have professional photos yet?
Marquee runs without them. The calendar is built so that type-led, data-led, map-led and on-camera pieces carry the weeks before the shoot, and photography slots in when it arrives. You will never see a stock house or an AI-generated interior standing in for your listing — if you have not uploaded a photo, the system shows no photo.
Is this going to post AI slop under my name?
Nothing goes out without your approval. Every headline, caption and piece of art direction is yours to read and change first, and the system labels what is written for the public versus what is an internal production note to you. You also choose a brand style up front and see your listing rendered in it before you commit, so you are never approving something you have not actually looked at.
Does it replace my photographer or my brokerage marketing?
No. It replaces the twenty hours of assembly between the photographs and the campaign. Your photographer still shoots, your brokerage still does what it does. Marquee takes the property, the photos and the strategy and turns them into the thirty days of finished, scheduled, approved marketing that almost nobody has time to build by hand.
How does the open house actually capture leads?
Visitors sign in on their phone through a QR code rather than a clipboard, and arrive ranked — so you leave with fifteen names knowing which three are worth a call tonight. The ranking uses only what the visitor actually told you, and every score shows its reasons, because a number you cannot interrogate is a number you should not act on. Nothing is scored on race, religion, national origin, sex, familial status or disability, or on the proxies those hide behind — household size, which schools were asked about, what a name looks like. The form does not ask, and the ranking could not use it if it did. Consent to further marketing is a separate tick, off by default; without it a visitor is marked for this house only. A visiting agent goes in their own band rather than at the bottom of a buyer list, because that is a co-broke conversation, not a weak lead.
What about compensation and compliance?
Marquee handles buyer-agent compensation the way the rules now require: stated in writing, up front, in your agent-to-agent materials — never in the MLS. Everything it produces is yours to review before it exists publicly, which is what your compliance review needs anyway.
What happens to my listings if I cancel?
Your campaigns pause, they are not deleted. Listings, photographs and every lead the campaign captured stay yours and export anytime. If you come back, everything is where you left it.

The listing you take next week is the one that should bring you three more.

Give Marquee one property and see the whole campaign it builds. Fourteen days free on any plan, nothing charged until day 15 — what do you have to lose?