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Your phone already took the listing photos.

Snappad finishes them. Corrected exposure, straight verticals, staged rooms, and twilight exteriors, back the same day.

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A staged living room with balanced exposure and straight vertical lines. The same empty living room as an unedited phone photo, dim and slightly tilted.
Phone photo Snappad

Illustrative example, not a customer result.

A listing should go up the day it is ready, not the day the photographer is free.

What it does

Four things that happen to every set you send.

A living room with recovered window detail and corrected colour.

Enhancement

Blown-out windows recovered, colour cast removed, verticals pulled straight. The corrections a photographer makes in post, applied to every frame in the set.

A staged bedroom with a made bed, nightstands and soft morning light. The same bedroom completely empty, shot dim and slightly tilted on a phone.

Virtual staging

Furnish an empty room so buyers can read its scale. Layouts are fitted to the room that is actually there, not pasted flat on top of it.

A house exterior converted to a twilight shot with lit windows.

Virtual twilight

Turn a flat afternoon exterior into a dusk frame with the windows lit. Usually the one that earns the click.

A bright hallway opening into a sunlit living space.

Walkthrough video

The stills become a moving walkthrough for the listing feed and the socials. No second visit, no gimbal, no editor.

Three moves, none of them new to you.

Shoot

Walk the property with your phone the way you already do. No tripod, no bracketing, no waiting for the light to turn. If the room is in frame, that is enough.

Upload

Drop the whole set in at once. No selects, no naming, no folder structure. Tell us which rooms should be staged if any of them are empty.

List

The finished set comes back the same day, exported at MLS dimensions and at social dimensions, so it goes straight up without a resize.

A house exterior at twilight with warm light in every window. The same house as a flat midday phone photo under overcast cloud.
Midday, overcast Snappad twilight

Illustrative example, not a customer result.

The exterior is the thumbnail, and the thumbnail decides whether the other twenty photos ever get looked at.

What changes when the photographer comes off the schedule.

Booking a shoot

  • The listing waits on someone else's calendar.
  • You pay per property, whether it is a studio or an estate.
  • Bad light on the day means booking the whole visit again.
  • Staging and twilight shots are quoted as extras.

Snappad

  • You shoot it on the visit you were making anyway.
  • One subscription, however many properties you list.
  • A reshoot is a re-upload, and it costs you nothing.
  • Staging and twilight are part of the set, not line items.