Organize new listings, open houses, market updates, and sold stories in one calendar—then check the property details and schedule each network's version.
Plan and publish across ten social platforms from the same workspace
Real estate teams should turn listing milestones into a repeatable content sequence while keeping property facts, media rights, dates, links, and required disclosures under human review.
Postqued provides the planning, approval, multi-network publishing, supported analytics, engagement, and automation layer. It does not replace an MLS, CRM, listing portal, or compliance review.
Attach feedback and approval to the exact caption revision containing property details, dates, links, and disclosures.
Publish across supported brokerage, team, or agent accounts from the appropriate workspace and connected-account scope.
The Postqued functionality stays the same for every team: one calendar, review trail, publishing record, supported analytics, and optional agent access.
Keep drafts, dates, destinations, platform options, and publishing status in the same working view.
Feedback, revision history, change requests, and approval decisions stay with the work instead of disappearing into a separate thread.
Review supported account and post analytics beside the publishing workflow, so results can inform what you plan next.
A compatible agent can prepare a sequence, upload approved media, validate network payloads, schedule confirmed work, and inspect status. Licensed professionals remain responsible for facts, rights, disclosures, and final approval.
Postqued fits agents, teams, and brokerages that want a repeatable social publishing workflow around listing milestones.
Plan and schedule milestone content across 10 supported social networks.
Check first: Postqued does not syndicate listings to an MLS or property portal.Comments, requested changes, decisions, and revision-aware approval keep property details inspectable.
Check first: Postqued does not provide legal, brokerage, fair-housing, or advertising compliance review.Supported comments and replies can be handled beside published work.
Check first: No CRM, direct-message inbox, review management, ad management, or Google Business Profile publishing.Start a seven-day trial and organize listing content across the social channels your team already manages.
Use a repeatable campaign for each listing milestone, keep approved property details and media together, adapt the post for each network, and require a final fact and disclosure check before scheduling.
Yes. Postqued publishes across 10 social networks. Each connected account, media format, caption, and platform option must still meet that network's requirements.
No. Postqued does not provide MLS syndication, listing management, lead routing, or a real estate CRM. It manages the social planning, review, publishing, supported analytics, engagement, and automation workflow.
A compatible agent can help prepare and schedule campaigns through Postqued's MCP server or REST API. A qualified person should verify property facts, media rights, dates, links, required disclosures, and the final destinations before publishing.