For US Real Estate Agents
Your listing,
written.
Upload photos → MLS copy + 5 social posts.
30 seconds. No signup.
Hover each part of the house
~30 seconds
MLS Description
250–350 words. Hook, features, call to action. Written from what Claude actually sees in your photos.
Why Zealo
Everything agents need. Nothing they don't.
30 seconds
From photos to publish-ready MLS copy. No waiting, no writer's block.
Spot-on accuracy
Claude reads every photo — finishes, layout, light. The copy reflects the real property.
More leads
5 platform-specific social posts per listing. Stay active on every channel without extra work.
Free to start
3 free listings. No credit card. No subscription. Try it before you commit to anything.
The story
A tool with a reason to exist.
We built the tool
we couldn't find.
We're two founders who spent time in real estate and kept seeing the same problem: agents who are great at selling homes are terrible at writing about them — not because they're bad writers, but because they're too busy closing deals to sit in front of a blank page.
Zealo exists because that problem has a real solution. Claude AI reads your photos the way a buyer would, and turns what it sees into listing copy that actually moves people. No prompts, no templates, no guesswork.
This is built for
agents like you.
You know your market. You know the right price, the right buyer, the right timing. What you don't have is two hours to write MLS copy and five social posts before your next showing.
Zealo is for the US residential agent who lists properties regularly, lives on their phone, and needs things done yesterday. If you've ever copy-pasted a description from a past listing and hoped nobody noticed — this is for you.
Why invest your
time here?
We're early, and we know it. But the agents using Zealo right now are saving real hours and asking for more — more listings per month, team access, platform integrations. We're building all of it, and we're building it with them.
Early users shape the product. That means your feedback doesn't go into a void — it shows up in the next release. That kind of access doesn't last, and we're not pretending it will.
