Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about turning one listing into a month of content with ViralFarm.

What is ViralFarm for real estate?

ViralFarm turns a listing link, your website, or a market report into ready-to-post social media content for agents — just-listed posts, market updates, neighborhood guides, buyer-tip listicles, and memes for Instagram and TikTok.

How does it work with a listing link?

Paste a Redfin, Zillow, MLS, or your own listing page. ViralFarm reads the real facts — price, beds, baths, neighborhood — pulls the listing photos, scores them for quality, and matches each photo to the right slide before designing the posts.

Can it make more than listing posts?

Yes — that is where most agents win. ViralFarm also creates evergreen educational content: market updates, first-time buyer tips, staging checklists, mortgage explainers, and neighborhood guides, so your feed stays active between listings and keeps generating leads.

Will it invent prices or property details?

No. The copy is grounded in the source page itself. Prices, bed counts, and addresses come from the listing — when the page does not state something, ViralFarm writes around it instead of making it up.

How much time does this actually save?

A batch of 30 posts generates in about a minute, and the scheduler publishes them for you. Most agents replace hours of Canva and caption-writing per listing with one paste-and-approve session.

Is ViralFarm free for agents to try?

Yes. Sign up free with Google — no credit card required. You get 50 free credits to create real estate posts and see the output on your own listing before paying anything.

Do I need design or editing skills?

No. Posts come out finished and on-brand. Templates with an agent byline even fill in your name and headshot automatically from your profile, so every post markets you as well as the property.

Can I schedule posts around showings?

Yes. Approve the batch once and the built-in scheduler publishes to Instagram and TikTok for you — your feed stays consistent while you are at showings and open houses.