Real estate on OpenLuxe

Thirteen tools, four ways in.

Everything below reads and writes the same listing record, the same contacts and the same credit balance, so nothing has to be exported from one tool to reach another. There is no single front door, which is deliberate: take the cut that matches the question you arrived with.

13tools, reached from one login
5of them generate leads that stay yours
1¢one credit, so every price below is arithmetic

By the job it does

The whole suite, in the order a listing passes through it. Every entry is a page; every page is a working product.

How an agent's week uses them

Write it

The copy, the campaigns and the identity all of it inherits.

Publish it

Where the listing actually goes once it exists.

Capture it

Turning attention into a contact with a name on it.

Know it

The research half: what a property is worth and why.

Why it is a suite and not a shelf

One listing, and the rest of it follows.

  1. 01

    One listing record

    Address, photos, price, details. Entered once, and nothing below asks for it again.

  2. 02

    The marketing derives from it

    Descriptions in six formats. A property site on its own subdomain. Print and campaign templates ready. The listing enters the games.

  3. 03

    Leads arrive against that listing

    Open-house check-ins, site enquiry forms, campaign replies and game enquiries all land as contacts attached to the property they came from.

  4. 04

    The pipeline updates itself

    Contacts land in the kanban, inbox scanning finds the related email threads, and one analytics view counts all of it.

None of that is an integration you configure. The tools are reading one record, so the marketing, the enquiries and the pipeline are already describing the same property.

By where the lead comes from

Five of the thirteen produce contacts out of your own marketing. Two sell you contacts produced elsewhere. Both are here, and they are not the same thing.

By what it costs

One credit is one cent, so every figure here is checkable arithmetic rather than an adjective.

What you are paying forCostWhat that buys
Opening any toolFreeThere is no per-tool fee for looking, and no monthly charge for a tool you did not open.
Searching global listingsFreeUnlimited, no credits, drawn from public listing sources.
A set of listing descriptions35 creditsOne generation, six formats, plus a caption per photo. Thirty-five cents.
An email template11 creditsThe same eleven credits whether you generate a new one or have AI rework one you have.
A deep United States property record175 creditsValuation, rental estimate, tax records, sales history and comparables. One dollar seventy-five.
A lead from the marketplacePriced by ageUnder twenty-four hours costs double a cold lead; one to seven days costs one and a half times.
Keeping a listing site publishedMetered dailyLive listing sites draw a daily credit charge against your balance rather than a one-off fee.
Print, designed and shippedQuoted firstPrint and shipping are quoted together before the run is committed.

OpenLuxe is not an MLS and does not provide MLS or IDX access. Global Property Search draws on public listing sources and licensed property data, and sits alongside your MLS membership rather than replacing the access that membership gives you.

Credit prices are what a generation costs today. Print and lead prices vary by piece and by lead, and both are shown before you commit.


Start with one of them.

Most agents begin with descriptions, because it needs nothing set up first: upload the photos you already have and read what comes back. The rest of the suite is waiting for the listing you write them for.