Score your listings
in two minutes.

Ten questions about how your properties get photographed, ordered and put live. You get a score out of 100, the four things it is made of, and the biggest thing costing you — on this page, free, before we ask you for anything.

It is graded against a rubric we publish, with the source under every rule. It is our opinion, not a measurement of your listings — we have not seen them.

Started you on the most common answers — change what is wrong

What you list

What are you putting on the market?

So the score is graded against the right buyer.

How many go live in a typical month?

A rough number is fine.

How they get shot

Who takes the photos now?

Roughly what does one property cost you to shoot?

Photography only — not portals or boards.

What every listing gets

Which of these does EVERY listing get?

Not "sometimes" — every one. Tap all that apply.

How many photos does a typical listing carry?

How fast it goes live

How long from instruction to photos live?

How it is ordered

What is the FIRST photo on a typical listing?

The one that shows in the search results.

What actually gets in the way today?

Be honest — this changes what we tell you.

Where

Which postcode do you mostly list in?

So we can tell you whether we already cover you.

No email needed for this bit. Nothing is sent anywhere yet.

How this is scored

Published, because a score you cannot check is a score you should not trust. One hundred points across four parts. Where a rule rests on a published figure, the figure and its source are named. Where it is our own opinion, it says so in those words rather than borrowing somebody else's number.

The first frame28 points

What the scroll sees before it decides.

Coverage30 points

How completely the property is shown.

Craft22 points

Who is holding the camera, and how.

Speed to live20 points

How long it sits unphotographed.

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