The social reel
The ten-second cut we run on social, from a home in Royse City, TX. Same input as everything above: the photos already on the listing.
10s · made from the listing photos
No videographer, no drone crew, no second drive around the 635 loop. Upload the photos on the listing and get a walkthrough video back in hours, ready for the MLS, Instagram and the seller's inbox.
By Brian Jones, co-founder, engineering and Talyn Jones, co-founder, product, Frameworthy.
The ten-second cut we run on social, from a home in Royse City, TX. Same input as everything above: the photos already on the listing.
10s · made from the listing photos
Made from listing photos Dallas-Fort Worth agents already had. See the full gallery.
Frameworthy is a Dallas shop and the tours get tested on North Texas listings we have to sell ourselves. The social reel on the front page is a Royse City home.
The same flat price whether the listing is in Fort Worth or Rockwall. No travel fee, no mileage, no waiting on a crew's calendar.
Every clip is checked against its source photo. No added doorways, windows or rooms. When a photo cannot move honestly, you get a slow pan across the real still instead.
Your first Dallas-Fort Worth listing, up to 20 rooms, three aspect ratios, your branding included. Comes off at checkout, nothing to enter.
Same walkthrough, same three cuts, same branding. No seats, nothing that renews. Volume and brokerage pricing on the pricing page.
No. Everything is made from the photos already on the listing, so there is no film day to schedule and no second trip out to Royse City, Rockwall or Frisco. Upload the photos and the tour is back the same day in most cases.
The output contains no fabricated architecture, which is the line most boards care about. Rules vary by board and state, so check yours. We disclose on the tour page that the motion is AI-generated from your photographs.
$99 per listing, up to 20 rooms, delivered in 16:9 for the MLS and 9:16 and 1:1 for social. Dallas-Fort Worth agents pay $49 for their first listing, applied at checkout with nothing to enter.
No, and we check rather than promise. Every clip is compared against your original photo, and anything that adds a doorway, window, hallway or room gets rejected before you see it. When a photo cannot move without inventing something, we deliver a slow pan across the real still. A listing video that lies about a floor plan is worse than no video.