For property developers

Sell the building before it exists.

A buyer decides on emotion. Video is the only way to make an off-plan unit feel real — a walk through the lobby that isn't poured yet, the view from a floor that isn't framed. We turn your renders and site photos into a fresh clip every day, so the project stays alive between sales phases.

Month-to-month, no agency retainer. We scope the right plan and pricing with you on a quick 15-minute call.

A developer studies an illuminated scale model against a dusk city skylineOne photograph, filmed

Made from a single still — an example of the daily video we'd produce for you.

Daily
New video of the project
Flat
Simple monthly plan
0
Film crew or 3D studio needed
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To-month — cancel anytime

Where developer marketing goes quiet

1

Between launch and completion, the feed goes dark.

The launch event gets a burst of content, then months of silence while construction grinds on. Buyers who weren't ready at launch forget the project exists — exactly the people who convert in phase two and three.

2

Renders are expensive and you use each one once.

You paid a studio thousands for a handful of stills and one flythrough. They live on a brochure and a hoarding. Meanwhile the channel where buyers actually scroll — Instagram, daily — gets a repost of the same three images.

3

A photo of a construction site sells nothing.

Progress updates matter, but a muddy foundation shot doesn't move a buyer. What moves them is seeing the finished terrace, the light in the living room, the lobby they'll walk through. That has to feel real, and it has to be constant.

4

Your agents chase leads the marketing should be warming.

When the project isn't visible daily, every lead starts cold and the sales team does all the work. A steady video presence keeps interest warm so conversations start further down the funnel.

What we run for your project

A cinematic video of the development, every day

We animate your renders and site photography into short films — a glide through the lobby, a pull back from the terrace view, a slow reveal of a unit — the finished vision, not a mud shot. Fresh every day, so the project never drops out of the feed.

Phase-aware content, from teaser to sold-out

Content maps to your sales phases: mystery and vision pre-launch, unit and amenity detail during release, urgency and social proof as inventory moves. We adjust the story as the building goes up.

Every render worth more than you paid for it

The stills you already commissioned become weeks of motion content. One flythrough becomes dozens of angles and cuts. You stop paying per-asset and start getting daily output from the library you already own.

Comments and DMs answered, so buyer intent doesn't cool

Add the engagement layer and questions about price, floor plans, and handover dates get a reply within hours — routed to your sales team when they're real. Warm buyers don't sit unanswered while your agents are on site.

A week of your feed

One cinematic video plus posts and carousels, every day — all built from photography a development already owns. This is the shape of a week, not a stock gallery.

The daily video we would produce
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An example week, produced the way we produce a real one — every frame built from photography a business like this already owns. Not a delivered client campaign.

What social media for property developers looks like when we run it

Developer marketing tends to arrive in one burst at launch and then go quiet for the eighteen months when buyers are actually deciding. We run six pillars across the whole programme, so the scheme stays in front of its market from first render to final handover.

The scheme before it exists

Your renders, animated into films that move through the building — along the approach, up through the atrium, out onto the terrace and its view. Off-plan buyers are being asked to commit to something they cannot visit, and motion is the only format that closes the imagination gap a still leaves open.

Progress on site

Groundworks, frame, topping out, cladding, the first fit-out. Buyers who have paid a deposit want reassurance and prospects want proof of delivery. A monthly progress rhythm does both, and it costs you nothing but the photos the site already takes.

Location and the life around it

The walk to the station, the coffee place on the corner, the school catchment, the park at the end of the road. Buyers purchase a location as much as a unit, and this pillar reaches people who are not yet searching for a development but are thinking about the area.

Unit types and floorplans

Animated plans, the difference between the B and C layouts, the corner unit with the double aspect. Buyers self-select long before they book a viewing, and making the range legible filters your enquiries toward the ones sales can actually close.

The investment case

Yield, comparable values, the regeneration going in nearby, the delivery timetable. For schemes with an investor audience this is the pillar that does the real work, and it is the material a broker or an agent can forward directly.

Milestones and momentum

Planning granted, topping out, show home opening, first completions, the last remaining units. Scarcity and progress are the two strongest signals in this category, and both come free with a scheme that is actually moving.

The weighting follows the sales phase. Pre-launch is renders and location; mid-build is progress and unit detail; run-out is scarcity and completions. We reset the mix as the scheme moves rather than running one plan for the whole programme.

Guestar vs a property marketing agency

GuestarTypical agency
Daily videoEvery dayPer-campaign, if at all
PriceFlat monthly rate$5,000+/campaign
Uses your existing rendersYes — dailyRe-shoots / re-renders
CadenceDaily, all phasesLaunch bursts, then quiet
ContractMonth-to-monthProject retainer
Engagement repliesOptional add-onNot included

Social media for property developers — common questions

We only have renders and a few site photos. Is that enough?
Yes. Renders are ideal source material — we animate them into motion (camera pushes, reveals, parallax) so a still elevation becomes a clip that feels walked-through. Site photography fills in progress and context. You don't need a film crew or a new 3D commission.
Can the content follow our sales phases?
That's the point. We plan around your release schedule — vision and teaser before launch, unit and amenity detail during each release, urgency and proof as inventory sells. As the build progresses, the story progresses with it.
Who handles buyer questions in the comments and DMs?
With the engagement layer, we reply to general questions within hours and hand genuine buyer enquiries — price, floor plan, handover — to your sales team with the context attached. It runs as a filter, not a replacement for your agents.
How fast can we go live?
After a 30-minute handoff — you share renders, site photos, and your release timeline — we produce a sample week for approval, usually one round of edits, then start publishing daily to your channels. Typically live within a week.
What plans do you offer?
Two plans: Social is daily posts and carousels built from your renders; Social + Daily Video adds a fresh video every day — the format doing the real reach work right now. We scope which plan fits and the exact pricing on a quick 15-minute call.
Our agent already handles marketing for the scheme. Does this conflict?
It generally complements rather than conflicts. An agent markets the units through their channels and their audience; this builds the developer's own presence, which is the thing that persists across schemes and that you still own on the next one. Plenty of clients run both, and we work to whatever the agent has already set as the brand line.
We are running paid ads for the launch. Does this replace them?
No, and we would not pitch it that way. Ads buy attention for as long as you fund them; this builds an audience that remains between phases and between schemes. The practical effect is that your ads land on a profile that looks like a live, credible developer rather than an empty grid.
Can you handle enquiries that come in through comments and DMs?
That is the engagement add-on. Comments and direct messages get answered within hours, common questions about price bands, availability and completion dates are handled from an agreed script, and genuine buyer enquiries are routed to your sales team with the conversation attached.

Want a sample video of your development?

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