Leads are always free
No paying per lead. When a buyer messages you, that conversation is yours.
Your listings deserve better. Let's show them in a way that connects.
Your audience is yours
People follow you, not a listing. Your followers stay with you from one home to the next.
Real listings, kept current
Listings come straight from the local MLS, updated every [verified interval], so what people see matches what's on the market.
You keep your brokerage
Chezz is not a real estate brokerage and takes no part in your transactions. We connect you with people who are looking.
How it works
Set up your profile
Add your license and your brokerage's name. We check every license before a profile goes live.
Post listings and video
Tours, streets, the details photos miss. Your listings link to their live MLS record.
Get discovered
Your posts appear in the Discover feed for people exploring homes in your area.
Talk to buyers on your posts
People message you straight from your post and request viewings. No lead forms in between.
Start free. Go Pro when you're ready.
Leads are free on every plan.
Free
$0
- ✓ Verified agent profile
- ✓ In-app chat
- ✓ Receive organic leads
Pro
$199 / month
- ✓ Everything in Free
- ✓ Unlimited Discover posts
- ✓ Market insights
- ✓ Audience and engagement tools
Prices in US dollars. [Billing terms to confirm.]
Get early access for agents.
Join the agent waitlist and we'll be in touch before Miami launches.
Not in Miami? Join anyway, and we'll let you know when Chezz is coming to your city.
Agent questions
Do I pay for leads?
No. Leads are always free on Chezz, on every plan.
Do I keep my brokerage?
Yes. Chezz is not a real estate brokerage and does not take part in transactions. Your brokerage's name shows on your profile and your posts.
What do I need to sign up?
An active Florida real estate license and your brokerage's name. We check every license before a profile goes live.
What can I post?
Your listings, home tours and local know-how. Everything you post follows fair housing rules and our community guidelines: describe the home and the place, never who should live there.