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Fetch watches every new listing around you, emails the agents for you, and tells you the moment one answers.

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Autopilot in Fetch on an example account: it is on, 24 of 30 emails sent today, 86 agents next in line, and three answers from agents sorted as interested, asked a question and not now

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17 messages out.
5 shoots booked.

Sent to agents he had never worked with.

“I sent out maybe 17 messages to realtors that I don't have any contact with currently. Which out of those 17, 5 have already booked with me as a pilot to test out my services and quality.”
Humberto Roque · HRB Photography, Laredo, TX

One customer's real result, shared with permission, not a typical outcome.

Turn Autopilot on.
Go shoot.

One weekday morning with Autopilot on: what you do, and what Fetch does in the same hours.

The living room of the home being photographed

You

Out shooting

8:00 AM to noon. Two homes to shoot, and your phone stays in your pocket.

Fetch

Autopilot on

  1. Looks at the new listings around you and grades their photos. The weakest go first.

  2. Follows up with the agents who haven't answered. A short note on day 3, a last one on day 8. How many is up to you.

  3. Emails Marisol Vega about 1200 Coral Reef Dr. Your words, from the address Fetch made for you.

  4. 30 agents emailed, one at a time. Weekday mornings only, and you set the daily limit.

Your phone buzzes. You are packing up at the second home, and her reply is waiting in your Fetch Inbox.

Marisol answers.Interested

“Yes, send me a few samples. I have another listing coming next week.”

Fetch stops writing to her and tells you.

Autopilot sends email. Texts and WhatsApp stay yours to send.An example morning. The agent, the address and the numbers are invented.

Your words.
Your inbox.
Your limits.

Autopilot does the sending. What it says and how often stay with you.

Yours

Set by you

  1. Your words.

    Autopilot sends your email exactly as you saved it. Fetch only fills in the agent's name and where the listing is.

    “Hi Marisol, saw your listing at 1200 Coral Reef Dr.”

  2. Your inbox.

    Emails leave from an address Fetch makes for you, so spam reports never touch your own email. Answers land in your Fetch Inbox, and you write back from there.

    From alex@getyourstudio.com

  3. Your limits.

    You pick how many go out a day, on which days and at which hours. It stops writing to an agent as soon as they answer.

    Up to 30 a day, Monday to Friday, 8 AM to noon. Follow up twice.

A camera on its tripod in the hallway of a home, pointed at the kitchen

You

Behind the camera

Your name is on every email, so the rules are yours.

A test first. Before you can turn Autopilot on, each email lands in your own inbox for you to read.

Pause it whenever you like. It starts again only when you say.

In brackets: what Fetch fills in from the listing, and what you set.Under your words, Fetch adds what the law asks for: who you are, your mailing address and a way to opt out. The agent and the address are invented.

And when you want to do it yourself.

Autopilot only sends email. The rest of Fetch is still yours to do by hand, and it sets each one up for you.

  • Texts and WhatsAppFetch grades the photos and writes the message. You tap send, from your own phone and your own number.
  • Open housesThe open houses coming up around you, day by day, with the agent's name. Go and meet them.
  • ClientsBook a shoot and the agent becomes a client. Fetch keeps your shoots on a calendar and tells you when a client has gone quiet.
A lead in Fetch on a phone: the photos graded Weak 1 of 5 with the reason, the listing's photos, a message already written, and two buttons, WhatsApp and Text message
A real screen from Fetch. The agent is invented.

Watch Fetch work, start to finish

A short video: new listings come in, their photos get checked, each agent's message is written, and Autopilot can email them for you.

A map at night, with new listings lighting up in South Florida

One plan, $100 a month

A typical listing shoot is $175 to $475, so one booked shoot covers months of Fetch. Cancel any time; the first 7 days come with an automatic full refund.

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Standard

$100 /mo

Everything Fetch does, Autopilot included. Works anywhere in the US.

5 scans a week40 agents a day25 cities
  • Autopilot, from an address made for you
  • Every new listing in your cities, photos graded
  • Texts and WhatsApp drafts in 13 languages
  • Follow-ups, open houses, clients, calendar
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For agencies and teams. Your account is free; you pay per photographer you manage. Approved personally, not a checkout.

No caps
  • Everything in Standard
  • Several photographers on one account
  • Several markets at once

Go shoot.
Fetch has the rest.

New listings went up around you this morning. Fetch reads them, writes to the agents and tells you when one answers.

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$100 a month · Cancel any time · 7-day money back