Listing videos, without sending anyone out to shoot.
Upload the photos you already took, add a presenter, and get a finished video walking through your actual property — not a stock room that looks a bit like it. About ten minutes per listing.
Free to sign up — you only pay when a video is delivered.
You already have the photos. You can even be the presenter.
The shots you took for the listing are the input. Interior, exterior, whatever you’ve got of the property — plus a presenter.
The presenter can be you — upload a few photos of yourself and you’re in the video, walking the property, without ever recording a take. No twentieth re-record, no hating how you sound played back. Prefer to stay out of it? Pick one of our models instead.
No camera, no crew, no scheduling around the vendor.
Not a slideshow with music over it.
Most property video tools pan across your photos and add a soundtrack. It’s fast, and it looks exactly like what it is — a slideshow. Buyers scroll past it because they’ve seen a thousand.
This is a person, on camera, walking a viewer through the property. Speaking. In the rooms.
That’s a different thing entirely, and until now it meant booking a shoot.
The real listing video is coming.
This is where a finished property video plays — a presenter walking a viewer through the actual property, captions burned in.
It’s your property. Not a room that looks like it.
This is the part that matters most in property, and it’s where generic AI video falls apart. General models don’t reproduce your rooms — they generate a plausible interior. Close enough to look fine. Nothing like the flat.
That isn’t a stylistic problem. Advertise a property with a room that isn’t in it and you have a compliance problem.
Ugcly holds the space to the photos you uploaded. Your kitchen, your light, your layout. Every scene is checked back against them, and what doesn’t match is rejected before it reaches you.
The real venue side-by-side is coming.
This is where you'll see a real property photo next to the delivered frame — your actual space, not one the model invented.
It works out who this property is for before it writes a word.
Before anything is generated, it reads the property and works out who’s actually going to buy it — the first-time buyer, the downsizer, the investor — what they’re weighing up, and what would make them book a viewing.
Then it writes to that. A two-bed near the station is pitched differently from a family house with a garden, because they sell to different people.
You see the reasoning on screen before it starts, and you can correct it.
The real property screenshot is coming.
This is where you'll see the analysis for a property — who is going to buy it, what they are weighing up, and what would make them book a viewing.
From a team leader who stopped booking shoots.
“I used to send a junior out whenever we needed a shoot. Now I take a few photos and make the video myself.”
Alan
About $8.50 a listing. Video on every instruction — and in every pitch.
A morning of someone’s time, or about $8.50. And you’re only charged when a video is delivered.
Enough to put one on every instruction, not just the ones worth a shoot. And enough to say something different at your next listing presentation: every property we take on gets a walkthrough video, from day one.
Sellers notice who markets harder.