Everything we shoot, with the price on it.

The core of every package. Interior and exterior, shot to look the way the house looks on a good day, and back within 24 hours. Most days the owner is behind the camera.

Everything lands on your own delivery page, sized for the MLS and ready to share. Feature photos are the magazine-style close-ups: the materials, the fixtures, and the furniture when the staging is part of what's selling. The add-on is for a whole set of them, so if you just want a frame or two of the appliances while we're there, ask on the day and we'll get them.

Three cuts. The highlight video is the clean walkthrough: every room, wide and steady. It covers most listings. The cinematic video adds close-up detail shots, so it feels more like a film.

The luxury video is the full production for the highest-end homes. Every shot is planned, and the edit comes from our senior editor.

Every video lands in about 72 hours, and it comes without branding unless you want it. If you do, we'll add your name and contact. Vertical for socials comes two ways. We can cut one out of your listing video, or shoot a social media video vertical from the start so it moves like a real reel.

Two ways to get photos with the windows lit up. Real twilight means we come back at actual dusk and shoot the house glowing against the sky. Virtual twilight is a day exterior edited into evening.

Honest take: on most listings a good virtual twilight does the job, which is why every package includes one. Save the real thing for the exteriors that deserve the drama, and add aerial twilight for hillside and view properties.

A 3D scan buyers can walk through from their phone, whenever it suits them. Buyers from out of town rely on it, and when the drive is long it filters out the dead showings before they cost you a Saturday.

It's shot in the same visit as your photos and included in every package, so there's nothing extra to schedule. Your seller gets one appointment, you get the whole set.

Photos and video from above: the lot lines, the yard, the street, and how close that park actually is. On view homes and corner lots, the aerial is the shot that explains the price.

Our photographers are FAA Part 107 licensed, which matters once your listing is public and the whole internet can see the aerial. Included in Platinum and Diamond, easy to add to anything else.

A labeled plan answers the question photos can't: how the rooms connect. Buyers who study the plan show up already knowing the house fits, and that's the showing you actually want.

Drawn to scale with every room labeled and delivered alongside your photos. 2D is included in Diamond, and both versions are easy to add to any shoot.

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One page that holds the whole listing: photos, video, the 3D tour and the plan on its own custom URL, hosted for a year. The top of the page cycles through your best shots on its own, and it's the link you text your seller and print on the open-house sign.

The marketing kit rides along: social graphics and flyer designs ready to post. They're templates, honestly. If you already run your own brand look you'll keep using it, and if you don't have a flyer design yet, this covers you.

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Vacant rooms photograph cold, and buyers scroll past cold. Staging happens in the edit: convincing furniture sized to the room, $80 a photo, only for the rooms that need it.

Drag the line to see it work. It's normal on the MLS, plenty of agents stage this way now, and you keep the original photo alongside the staged one. Most listings only need a handful: the living room, the primary bedroom, maybe the patio.