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Real estate showing software

Plan property showings around availability.
Make time for the whole day.

Plan when to visit each home, how long to stay, and the drive between stops—with time for lunch and other appointments.

For individual US real estate agents · Works in your browser

An example showing day

Six showings and lunch, with travel time included.

See how a day comes together when homes are available at different times and some visits take longer than others.

Start · 9 AM18 Market StreetOffice · 15 min drive to the first showing
  1. 9:15–9:45 AM

    30 min visit

    124 Oak Street

    Oak Street home

    Available 9–10 AM

    Visit this home first while it is available in the morning.

    15 min drive

  2. 10–10:25 AM

    25 min visit

    86 Pine Lane

    Pine Lane condo

    Available 10–11 AM or 1–2 PM

    Visit in the morning to leave the afternoon free for other showings.

    15 min drive

  3. 10:40–11:20 AM

    40 min visit

    310 Cedar Drive

    Cedar Drive home · allow extra time to tour

    Available 10:30 AM–12 PM

    15 min drive

  4. 11:35 AM–12:20 PM

    45 min for lunch

    250 Maple Avenue

    Client lunch at Maple & Main Café

    Available 11:30 AM–1 PM

    Add your restaurant’s address, choose when you’d like to eat, and allow 45 minutes for lunch.

    20 min drive

  5. 12:40–1:10 PM

    30 min visit

    42 Birch Court

    Birch Court townhome

    Available 12:30–1:30 PM

    20 min drive · arrive 1:30 PM

  6. 1:40–2:25 PM

    45 min visit

    715 Willow Way

    Willow Way home · tour the house and garden

    Available 1:40–3 PM

    Arrive at 1:30 PM and wait 10 minutes until the home is available.

    15 min drive

  7. 2:40–3:10 PM

    30 min visit

    93 Magnolia Terrace

    Magnolia Terrace home

    Available 9–10 AM or 2:30–4 PM

    Use the afternoon availability to fit this home in after the other showings.

    20 min drive

Finish · 3:30 PM460 Park BoulevardYour chosen finish location · ready for your next appointment
This example uses fictional addresses and estimated times to explain the planning process. Actual routes and travel times will vary. Confirm showing appointments as you normally would.

More than a list of addresses

A route shaped by your showing day.

Adjust showing times, visit lengths, and travel preferences in one place.

Choose when each home can be shown

Add one or more available showing times for each property and how long you need to tour it.

A home might be available in the morning or again in the afternoon.

Choose where and when your day starts and ends

Set your start and end addresses and the hours you have available. Allow extra time at properties that need a longer visit.

Start at the office. Finish near your next appointment.

Account for the drive between visits

Choose faster travel or a shorter driving distance. See estimated driving time and any waiting time between showings.

Travel time belongs in the schedule, too.

See what needs to change

If a stop cannot fit, review the conflict. Update the available showing times, the length of a visit, or your day’s start and end times, then plan again.

Resolve timing conflicts before you leave.

From planning to the front door

Review it. Save it.
Take it with you.

Confirm appointments as you normally would, then take your itinerary with you.

  • Keep your route ready

    Save your plan and print an itinerary for the day.

  • Add showings to your calendar

    Export the route or individual stops as calendar events.

  • Open your navigation app

    Use Google Maps or Apple Maps for directions.

Read the property showing checklist →

Travel estimates can change. Exporting to your calendar does not book showings or automatically update events when your route changes.

Put it to work on your next showing day

Plan your next showing day.

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A mobile app is planned. Accounts are currently for individual agents, without shared team workspaces.