Homesnap

Parent company:
CoStar

Product takeaways

  • Homesnap develops property search and sharing software that helps real estate agents find relevant properties for their clients and share these listings. Homesnap also offers various lead generation, CMA, and tour scheduling features.
  • Homesnap sells its product to multiple listing services and agents.
  • Homesnap generates most of its revenue through software fees charged to partner multiple listing services and agents who choose to upgrade to Homesnap's premium offerings.
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What is Homesnap?

Homesnap develops property search and sharing software that helps real estate agents find relevant properties for their clients and share these listings. Homesnap also offers various lead generation, CMA, and tour scheduling features.

How does Homesnap work?

Agents who are members of participating multiple listing services can sign up for Homesnap and use the platform to search properties in their market with advanced filters, set up notifications for any changes on target properties, share properties with clients, generate CMAs, and schedule showings, among other features. Agents who pay for premium features can also set up enhanced profiles and ad services to capture leads.

How much does Homesnap cost?

Homesnap's basic services are free for agents, as the company likely charges the multiple listing services that agents are members of. Homesnap also charges an annual software fee for agents that choose to upgrade for additional lead generation features such as custom lead pages and enhanced profiles. According to most sources, these premium features start at ~$600 per year.

How does Homesnap make money?

Homesnap generates most of its revenue through software fees charged to partner multiple listing services and agents who choose to upgrade to Homesnap's premium offerings.

Who owns Homesnap?

Homesnap was acquired by CoStar, a provider of commercial real estate information, for $250 million in November of 2020.

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alternatives and competitors

The following companies are all part of the following category:
Property search and sharing software
. They are best defined as 
Companies and products that help agents search for relevant properties and share with their clients.
No direct competitors
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