Post your listing video as an Instagram Collab with @hometourvideo and we’ll add 5 free credits to your account. Your listing lands on both feeds. Your next videos are on us.
Here’s the deal:
It has to be a real listing that’s yours — your listing, your rental, or your place.
Before you tap Share: Tag people → Invite collaborator → @hometourvideo. Tip: our videos come out clean on purpose, with no baked-in music — add whatever sound is trending right now in Instagram and the algorithm will thank you.
Because the free credits count as a perk, Instagram (and the FTC) want the post flagged as a partnership. Easiest way: in post settings, turn on “Add paid partnership label.” If you don’t see that option, put #ad @hometourvideo in the caption instead. Two seconds, fully above board.
We review and accept invites within one business day. Once the collab is live on both feeds, 5 credits appear in your account — we’ll email you when they land.
Two quick notes, from us to you:
JUST LISTED · 412 Maple St, Riverside 🏡
3 bed · 2 bath · and a kitchen that gets that 5pm light
[One line only you could write — the thing you’d say walking a buyer in the door.]
DM me for a private tour.
[Your name · Your brokerage]
#JustListed #RiversideRealEstate
Credits are what you use to create new videos. Editing by chat is always free and unlimited — credits only come into play when we’re making new footage for you.
Yes — that’s where the credits land. If you don’t have one yet, your first video is on us anyway.
Two per month. Pick your best ones — the collab means your listing shows up on our feed too, so bring the good stuff.
Follow them. Most just want the brokerage named in the caption — the template above has a spot for it.
Almost never happens. When it does, it’s a fix, not a rejection — usually the missing label or a caption line that brushes against fair-housing rules. We’ll flag it, you tweak it, we accept.
Make the video, tap Invite collaborator, add @hometourvideo. We’ll take it from there.
First video’s free. No editing skills. No card required.