Real estate QR codes: From the yard sign to the closing gift
One account behind the open house, the card, the doorbell, the mailbox drop and the gift you leave behind.
Where real estate QR codes earn their place
Start with the open house, the card and the doorbell.
Add farming drops and the closing gift as you go.
The social inbox and the dashboard keep the replies together.
QR codes for real estate agents and teams
- Agents
- Brokerages
- Team leaders
- New agents
What you get, free
- Editable forever
- Scan stats
- Instant alert
- Physical stickers optional
Real estate agent QR code tips
Which one should I set up first?
The open house code, if you have a listing this weekend: it puts the listing on the sign and the flyer, one scan away. The digital business card is usually next, because the cards are already in your hand.
Do buyers still scan QR codes?
They scan what is useful to them: a sign that opens the listing, a card that saves your number. Each code here counts its own scans, so you see which piece is pulling its weight.
Can one account cover all my listings?
Yes. Every code sits under your own account and reports to one dashboard, so your QR codes for real estate marketing are counted side by side: the sign, the card, the mailbox drop.
Can my brokerage see my numbers?
Only if you share them. Each realtor QR code sits under your own account. A team lead can be added to a code to watch its scans, and taken off again.
What is here that is not a QR code?
The social inbox, planned to bring Facebook, Instagram and YouTube comments and messages into one list, and the closing gift, labels with your branding that you print and hand over.
Is any of it open yet?
Not yet. Leave your email and we will write as each one opens, starting with the open house.