TrueProperty’s Social Management service helps agents post content, manage messages, and view analytics across connected social platforms from one place.

TruePoints is a loyalty program built to reward agents and vendors for supporting TrueProperty campaigns.

Office admins can view campaign activity across agents and allocate pre-purchased marketing packages from one simple overview page.

The Partners Area gives agents one central dashboard for campaign activity, tools, social links, directory links, contact options, and platform updates.

TrueProperty groups give teams and offices a simple space to share updates, ask questions, post content, and keep useful files or discussions in one place.

TrueProperty now supports public property portal pages that bring together images, property details, directory links, maps, agent contact options, and enquiry forms in one shareable page.

Vendors can now view key campaign information, property details, marketing assets, landing pages, active platforms, and agent contact details from one central campaign portal.

TrueProperty’s AI Tools give agents simple support for proofreading, QR codes, REAA guidance, keyword improvement, and campaign targeting.

TrueEstimate gives agents, vendors, landlords, and buyers access to free AI-powered estimate tools for NZ real estate.

Each agent can now have a dedicated appraisal request page to help capture seller enquiries and make it easier for homeowners to request a property appraisal.

A simple overview of what agents can display on their TrueProperty public profile page.

One of the things we have thought about carefully at TrueProperty is package structure. On the surface, property marketing packages often look simple. More money, more platforms, more reach. But in reality, campaign pricing is not just about adding more things for the sake of it. It is about building a campaign that can run properly, on the right platforms, for the right amount of time. That is exactly how we think about package design. Every package gets the same level of ca

A lot of property marketing gets judged at the wrong moment. Launch day gets all the attention. The property goes live, the ads start running, the links are active, and everyone feels like something is happening. On the surface, that can look like the hard part is done. But in reality, launch is usually the easy part. What happens after a campaign goes live is what actually determines whether it becomes something an agent can stand behind, or just another marketing activity t