
Agents lock Thursday’s shoot at eight the night before, and your morning holds three listings in the one pocket of streets.
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They pick the package, drop in the listing address and take a morning slot while you are still culling yesterday. No phone tag at eight at night.
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An agency is a customer and every property you have shot for them hangs off it. The ninth booking this quarter opens on the whole history rather than on a blank form, and a standing weekly slot keeps their usual morning theirs.
The agent is at their desk when the listing is signed off, not when your phone is on. They pick the package, drop in the address and take the morning.
A standard set of photos is one line. The plan, the dusk return and the aerials are the rest, and each carries its own price and its own minutes.
Standard set, rental set and the video walkthrough each carry their own price and their own length on your page, on any plan.
The plan, the dusk return and the aerials each add their own price and their own time, so a loaded campaign lengthens the booking too.
The agency accepts online, name and time recorded, and the accepted document turns into a booked morning without another email.
A new listing comes in and the open times are scored on how much extra driving each one puts in the day. The tightest one is offered first.
The score is built from actual drive times between the shoots already locked in, not from a straight line drawn across the map.
Ranking open slots is on every plan. Nothing here reorders your morning behind your back either — you take the slot or you take another.
Book the way the ranking suggests and the same few streets keep landing on the same morning, which is where the extra listing comes from.
Shoots for four different agencies, each at its own address, each at a stage anyone can read at a glance: booked, en route, on site, done. Nobody has to ring you to find out whether Tuesday happened.
Four counters across the top and a status filter under them, so the shoots still owed are one tap away from the ones already finished.
The property the booking is for sits on the booking, so a re-shoot months later is booked to the same place rather than typed again.
A standing arrangement runs weekly or monthly, ending never or after a set run, and it is free. Move one visit and the rest hold.
Built for the campaign
A fixed set of photos at a fixed length, taken straight off your page against a morning you can genuinely stand in front of the house.
A second visit at dusk, priced and timed on its own, so it never gets quietly folded into the nine o’clock booking.
An extra on the same shoot with its own price and its own extra minutes, so the morning still ends when you told the next agent it would.
The aerial option only comes up when whoever is licensed to fly holds that morning, because the service sits on the person, not on the business.
A longer booking than the stills and priced separately, so an agent choosing it is also choosing the extra hour it costs you.
The short one the property manager needs before Saturday, on its own shorter slot rather than squeezed into a sales booking.
The whole run quoted as one document — photos, plan, dusk, aerials — and accepted online before the copy is even written.
A builder’s set booked against the estate address, so the same site can be shot again at lock-up without anyone re-keying it.
Booked against the same listing address, so the record carries both visits and nobody has to work out which photos are which.
A standing arrangement, weekly or fortnightly, ending never or after a set run, so their regular Tuesday morning is already yours.
Twelve apartments in the one building, and it has to be live Thursday. Can you do the lot?
Twelve apartments in one building, or a rural listing an hour out. It arrives as a request in the thread, with the address and the date on it.
The drone work is a service that sits on a person, so it is only ever offered on a morning that person is free. Nobody else gets handed it.
Every message an agent sends about a property sits against the shoot it is about, instead of being spread across three phones and an email account.
Nobody hands a photographer cash on a driveway. The money turns up as a transfer or a card, days after the shoot, and both are handled.
Mark the agency payment against the shoot with the date it landed, on the Free plan. Cards are the only part of the money that needs Pro.
A one-off seller booking direct can pay by card on the page, and the money goes to your own account rather than sitting with us.
Send a pay link once the shoot is done, and the outstanding figure sits on the booking until the agency settles it.
Set the areas you cover and a listing outside them cannot book a morning. It leaves a request instead, which you price with the drive in mind.
You claim real areas off the map rather than tracing a shape, and anything you have not claimed is simply not bookable.
A rural or interstate listing is not turned away. It lands as a request, so the far job is a decision rather than a lost call.
Areas attach to people, so the shooter who lives on the other side of town is the one offered the listings out that way.
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Yes. They choose a package, enter the listing address and take a slot from your live availability. It confirms by email straight away, and the reminder the day before goes out once you switch that one on.
Yes, and this is the part most booking tools get wrong. Each one is an option on the shoot carrying its own price and its own extra minutes, so choosing the lot lengthens the booking as well as the invoice.
No, and it does not pretend to. There is no gallery, no file hosting and no editing workflow in here. Bookables covers the booking, the day and the money; delivery stays with whatever you already send links from.
Weekly hours set when you shoot, and date overrides carve out an auction Saturday or a week away. Agents are only ever offered times you could genuinely be standing in front of the house.
Yes. The agency is the customer and every listing address hangs off it, so their ninth campaign this quarter opens with the whole history already there instead of starting from a blank booking.
Mark off the agency bank transfer by hand on the Free plan, at no cost. Cards are the only part that needs Pro, and they can be taken as the shoot is booked or sent as a payment request afterwards.
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