Done-for-you video for real estate agents
Record once. Stay visible all year.
One recording session, about fifteen minutes, on your phone. After that, branded videos land in your inbox every month, in your face and your voice, with your market's numbers. Your past clients see you every week. You never film again.
No card. No call. Send one photo and a voice clip and watch it on your own face.
A DoubleAgent market update · The agents never filmed these
Why this exists
Sellers want video. Almost no agents make it.
This was never a belief problem. Every agent knows video wins. It's a process problem: scripts, lighting, takes, and editing don't fit into a week where you're also selling houses. So the gap stays open, year after year. The agents who survive a slow market are the ones their past clients still see. Not the ones with the best photo.
73%
of homeowners are more likely to list with an agent who uses video
26%
of agents use video consistently in their marketing
49%
of a 16-year agent's business comes from repeat clients
Source: National Association of Realtors, 2025 and 2026 member research
The three-minute version
Watch this before you decide anything.
Three minutes covering what this is, what it costs you, what it can't do, and who it isn't for.
- What the videos actually look like, at full quality
- The one recording session, start to finish
- Where the technology still falls short, said plainly
- Who should hire a videographer instead
Three steps, one of them yours
You do step one. We do the rest, every month.
Record once
One session, about fifteen minutes. A few short clips, some stills, a voice sample. Guided script, phone camera, one sitting. Then you're done filming, permanently.
We build your twin
Ready in 5 to 7 business days. Nothing to install, no software to learn, no dashboard to check.
Videos arrive monthly
Branded videos in your inbox every month. Your market's real numbers, checked before they ship, your branding, captions included, ready to post.
Billing doesn't start until your first videos are delivered. Nobody should pay for a service before it exists.
The formats agents actually need
Three kinds of video. All of them you.
Real output, not mockups. Press play on any of them.
Market update
Your local numbers, monthly, in your voice. When a client asks what the market is doing, you already answered it on video.
Listing tour
Submit the property details, your twin delivers the tour. Works on listings you already have.
Topic video
Pick from a short monthly list: what you actually do for a buyer, why a home is priced the way it is, what a 7% rate means for a payment. We handle the rest.
What consistency is actually worth
Visibility isn't the goal. Listings are.
Nobody wants videos. Agents want the phone to ring. Posting every month matters because the agent your market sees is the agent they call when it's time to sell, and that call is worth more than every hour you'd have spent filming.
You show up monthly
Videos every month, without the filming that makes most agents quit by March.
Your sphere remembers you
They don't recall the great video you posted in February. They recall who they saw last week. For an experienced agent that is half the business: NAR puts repeat and referral at 50% for agents with 16 years or more.
You get the call
Inbound beats prospecting. The seller who already knows your face is a warmer appointment than any cold lead.
You win the listing
73% of homeowners already said they prefer an agent who uses video. That preference pays off at the listing appointment.
Do the math on one listing.
You know your average commission better than we do. Run it against a year of DoubleAgent and the answer is not close.
A year of DoubleAgent $2,089
Annual billing plus the one-time setup fee.
One extra listing covers it
4.3×
A year of videosWhat's left as margin
$6,911 left over from that one listing
Everything after that is margin, and it compounds, because the agent who has been visible for twelve straight months is a different candidate than the one who started posting last week. For reference, one Zillow lead in a major metro averages $223 by Zillow's own numbers. That is two months of Essential, and the lead isn't exclusive.
Let's address it
Yes, some people will be able to tell. That's the point.
We're not going to pretend otherwise, so here is exactly what you're buying. You don't get granular control. You don't pick the gestures, art-direct the outfit, or shoot another take because you'd have preferred your head tilted the other way. The AI builds it. It's really good. It is not perfect. Both of those are true.
Here's the part most agents have backwards. The people who notice it's AI aren't judging you. They're noting that you're the agent in your market actually using the technology, while the competition posts another photo of a sold sign. In 2026 that reads as innovative. It reads as in touch. That's a good thing to be known for.
Because the real comparison was never this video against some perfect video. It's this video against a still photo, or against nothing at all, which is what most of your competition posts.
An AI video of you, in your voice, every month, beats a static headshot every time. And it obliterates silence.
What it costs
Your video team for less than one videographer session.
A single videographer session runs $300 to $1,200 depending on your market. A single Zillow lead averages $139 to $223 and you share it. Now get videos every month, with your twin on camera, for a fraction of either. Your setup covers building your twin: model training, voice cloning, and quality control.
Your subscription doesn't start billing until your first videos are delivered.
Your likeness, your terms
It's your face. You keep control of it.
You own your likeness
Your twin is used for your videos only. Never shared, never licensed to anyone else.
Never used to train anything
Your footage builds your twin and nothing beyond it.
Leave and it's gone
Cancel and your twin is permanently deleted.
Checked before it ships
Every market figure comes from licensed local data. Every script passes a Fair Housing screen. If anything in a finished video is wrong, we fix it.
Fair questions
The things agents ask before signing up.
Will it really look like me?
Realistic enough to pass on a social feed, which is where these videos live. Not realistic enough to survive frame-by-frame study. We'd rather tell you that now than have you discover it in month two. Start a free trial and judge it on your own face.
Do I have to tell people it's AI?
Entirely up to you. Some of our agents lead with it, and it starts better conversations than another talking-head video does. Jamie posts through his own twin on LinkedIn every week and discloses it in the video itself.
How much of my time does this actually take?
One recording session of about fifteen minutes, once. After that, zero, unless you want to request a specific topic.
What if I hate how it looks?
Then this isn't the right product for you, and we'd rather find that out early. Agents who arrive expecting to fine-tune every frame end up frustrated, and we can't fix that for them. It's a fit problem, not a product problem. Start a free trial and judge it on your own face before you commit to anything.
Where do the market numbers come from?
Real local market data for your specific market areas, refreshed monthly. Not generic national stats.
Can I use these anywhere?
Yes. Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, email, your website, listing presentations. They're your videos.
Should I just hire a videographer instead?
Honestly, maybe. If you want frame-level control over every gesture and every take, and you have the budget and the calendar for it, a videographer is a real option and a good one. The catch is that it runs $300 to $1,200 per shoot depending on your market, and it doesn't scale, which is why most agents who hire one end up posting four times a year instead of every month. We're built for the agent who'd rather be consistently good than occasionally perfect.
Who is this not for?
Agents who want to art-direct every frame, agents who already film weekly and enjoy it, and brand-new agents who have no past clients to stay in front of yet. Our best customers have been selling for ten years, know exactly what they should be posting, and have not posted in months.
What if my brokerage already gives me marketing?
Only 9% of experienced agents say their brokerage provides marketing support. If yours does, ask whether it puts your face on video every month. If it does, you don't need us.
Two ways in. Neither involves a camera.
Stop losing the visibility game to agents who just show up more than you do.
The market will turn. Be the agent your past clients saw every week while it was slow. Send one photo and a short voice clip and we'll build you a video of yourself, or book fifteen minutes and we'll price out your market live.
No card · No call · Fifteen minutes on camera, once, then never again