Another round of postcards, straight into the recycling bin? Put your name on their TV instead, plus YouTube and more, across your market, and see whether the plan delivers before you pay.
From $10 a day · No subscription · No platform fee
A 20-second film: an illustrated "Just listed" postcard drops into a recycling bin; a living-room TV opens on Northside Realty Group's own spot, "Thinking of selling? Let's talk.", with the brokerage name and Equal Housing Opportunity on screen; the same spot appears on a phone, in a car and on a laptop; the forecast warns "Might struggle", the radius widens from 10 to 25 miles and it turns green before anything is paid; a prepaid wallet is topped up with no subscription; then a seller campaign for the Boise area waits on Review & pay. The brokerage is fictional and every number is an estimate.
Runs on the screens people actually watch
channels, one budget
6
metros (DMAs)
210
checks before you pay
7
a day to start
$10
What owners ask
How do real estate agents advertise listings and win clients?
Real estate agents, teams and brokerages use Omnya to run omnichannel campaigns across Streaming TV (CTV/OTT), YouTube, Audio, Display, Meta and Search across their market: a city, a county, a metro or a radius of 15 miles or more. Campaigns start at $10/day with no long-term commitment, the forecast shows whether a plan delivers before you pay, and one OmnyView report covers every channel.
Target your city, county, metro or a radius of 15 miles or more. Real estate ads are housing ads, so they follow fair-housing rules on every channel: target the place, never the person.
Put your name, your listings and your market updates on Streaming TV, YouTube and digital, with your brokerage name on every ad.
Measure impressions, completed views, website visits and contact requests tracked by the Omnya pixel or Google Analytics, in one report you can share.
Can I target my farm area?
Real estate ads are housing ads: Meta and Google allow no ZIP targeting for them, and Meta needs a radius of at least 15 miles. So plan by market, a city, a county or a 15+ mile radius, and it works the same on every channel.
County
15+ mile radius
City or metro
Can I pick who sees it?
Target the place, never the person. The Fair Housing Act bars ads that show a preference by race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin, so leave demographic layers off and let “Thinking of selling?” do the choosing. Show your brokerage name.
Place, not people
Brokerage name on the ad
Will it deliver in my market?
Before you pay, the forecast shows estimated impressions and reach. If the area is too small to deliver, it says “Might struggle” and suggests a fix, such as widening the radius.
Might struggle
Widen the radius
Delivers in full
FAQ
Questions agents ask.
How much does real estate advertising cost?
Campaigns start at $10/day with no subscription, no platform fee and no long-term contract. Starting CPMs are $18 for Streaming TV, $9 for YouTube, $15 for Audio and $5 for Display, so an agent can promote one listing for a few weeks or stay visible in a market all year.
How do I reach buyers and sellers in my market?
Plan by market: your city, your county, your metro (DMA) or a radius of 15 miles or more, each with its estimated reach before you pay. Real estate ads are housing ads, so Meta and Google don't allow ZIP-code, age, gender or family targeting for them, and the Fair Housing Act applies on every channel. Let the message ("Thinking of selling?") find the right people.
Which channels sell listings fastest?
No channel sells a home on its own; what an agent buys is being known in a market. Streaming TV and YouTube put your name and your listings on a big screen, Audio and Display keep you in front of people, and Search and Meta (Facebook and Instagram) reach people looking for an agent. Streaming TV, Audio and Display are bought inside Omnya, YouTube is booked by our team, and Meta and Search run in your own ad accounts.
Can I promote a single listing or a farm area?
You can promote a single listing with daily budgets and no long-term contract; it is still a housing ad and follows the same rules. A small farm area may be too small to deliver on Streaming TV: the forecast says so before you pay and suggests widening the area. Use licensed listing photos and show your brokerage name in the ad.
How do I measure results for my clients?
OmnyView shows impressions, completed views, clicks and website conversions, such as listing-page views or contact requests tracked by the Omnya pixel or Google Analytics, for every channel. You can share any report with a link, so sellers can see how their listing was promoted.