AI social media for real estate agents — every listing, without the late-night caption writing.
Pick a property and GigaDrip pulls in the facts and photos you already have, then builds the posts: coming soon, just listed, open house, price drop, just sold. You review each one and choose when it goes out.
Choose the property. The details arrive with it.
The listing photos were shot at golden hour on a gimbal. The post announcing them was written in a parking lot between showings. That's the quiet truth of this business: the marketing is the only part of the job that waits — so it gets whatever is left of your day, which is nothing.
Select a listing you've saved and everything follows — the address, the price, beds and baths, the photography, the story it wants to tell. Or paste the listing link and GigaDrip gathers what it can. Either way, you will never type the same property into one more box.
- A saved property. Keep a listing as a project — details and photos together — and every post about it starts from there.
- An imported listing. Bring a listing in and its photography arrives with it, synced as the listing changes.
- A spreadsheet of them. Carry a whole book of business in at once; re-import later and GigaDrip updates the listings it already knows instead of duplicating them.
One property. The whole story.
A great listing isn't an announcement — it's a narrative with acts. Coming soon, just listed, open house, price improved, under contract, just sold: GigaDrip builds the beats as a batch and carries a single property through every one, so the moment the story turns, the next post is already waiting in the wings. Your followers watch the arc unfold. Nobody catches only opening night.
Stay visible between listings
The next listing goes to the agent people were already watching. GigaDrip keeps your presence composed when the market hasn't handed you anything to announce. Quiet months, it turns out, are optional.
- Local news, for your market. GigaDrip's radar watches what's happening where you actually sell — not national headlines with your logo on them — and turns the stories worth sharing into posts with real substance.
- Buyer and seller education. Clear explainers drawn from a rotating bank of topics agents get asked about anyway — the kind of useful, unhurried post that makes you the obvious call later.
- The life around the listings. Neighborhood spotlights, before-and-afters, milestones, home care worth passing along. The feed stays warm; you stay top of mind.
A look that fits the home
A glass penthouse and a shingled farmhouse should not wear the same post — and here, they never do. Real estate carries GigaDrip's deepest bench of designs: named, distinct looks — Hanging Tag, Navy Split, Blueprint, Gilded Tower, Map Pin, Ivory Mat Estate — each with its own temperament. Your feed reads like a portfolio, not one template with the address swapped out. When a property deserves more than one frame, a carousel walks buyers through the house room by room.
Fair Housing, built into the writing
Every agent knows the words that cannot appear in a listing post — and knows how easily they slip in at eleven at night. GigaDrip screens the real-estate copy it generates against Fair Housing rules before a post ever reaches your queue, so the draft waiting for you has already been through that first read. Then you give it the second one. It's a screen plus your judgment, not a substitute for either — your compliance obligations stay yours, and the review stays in your hands.
You make the final call
Every post arrives in your review queue first. You check the words, the visuals, the property facts, the price, the disclosures, Fair Housing compliance, and your rights to the media — and nothing publishes until you say so. Approving a post is what schedules it; there is no path around you. It's your name on the listing; GigaDrip simply makes signing off the easiest part of your day.
The captions come out sounding like you, not like a press release — GigaDrip learns your voice from your website, a writing sample, or a few pointed questions. And the trades you call before a listing goes live have their own pages too — home services for the punch list, construction and architecture for new builds.
Questions agents ask
- Will the captions sound like a robot wrote them? No — GigaDrip learns your voice first, from your website, a writing sample, or a short set of questions, and you can tune what it learned. The draft sounds like you on a good day.
- Can it pull my listings in automatically? Yes. Import a listing with its photos synced, bring a spreadsheet of listings in at once, or paste a listing link and let GigaDrip gather the details.
- Does it post to Instagram and X for me? After you approve, yes — on schedule, and each platform can have its own posting time.
- What about Fair Housing? Generated real-estate copy is screened against Fair Housing rules before it reaches your queue, and you review every word before it publishes. It's a safeguard, not legal advice.
- What do I post when I have no active listings? Local news picked for your market and buyer-seller education from a rotating topic bank. The between-listings weeks are exactly what GigaDrip is for.
- Do I have to approve every post? Yes — by design. Nothing publishes on its own, ever.
Your next listing deserves this
Give one property the full treatment and see what a week of your feed could look like — then decide whether you'd care to go back.