Make Fly-Through Videos for Your Listings
Give each listing a 3D map fly-through and stills of the area with labelled pins, then cut short clips with a title and thumbnail for your posts.
Run It With Us
Want This Running in Your Business?
Fewer paid location videos for each listing.
We set it up on your own accounts, test it with you and hand it over working. You approve what the bots send.
$1,500 founding price for the first 3 setups (normally $2,500). $300 deposit, counted toward it.
How it works
| # | Who | Input | Does | Output |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Google Earth | Listing address and nearby places | Makes a 3D fly-through and stills | Hand-off to Video Editor |
| 2 | Video Editor | Fly-through video | Adds a title, thumbnail and short cuts | Hand-off to you |
| 3 | You | Clips and stills | Check pins and publish | Listings that show the area |
Estimated Value to Your Business: $$ Medium Our rough estimate of value to the business, not a promise or income claim
$100 to $400/mo Estimate. Assumes 1 to 4 listings a month that would otherwise get a paid location video at about $100 each. Not a promise of income. Disclaimer
Our estimate. Assumes you would otherwise pay for location videos; the value is cost saved per listing.
Value tiers are our rough estimates (labelled Estimate) of relative value to the business, each with its assumption. They are not promises, income claims or advice. Results depend on your market, offer and effort.
Who it's for
- Listing agents who market homes
- Short-term rental hosts
- Home builders and developers showing a location
What it does
- Google Earth: Makes 3D map stills and fly-through videos with labelled pins and Google Earth files.
- Video Editor: Adds titles, thumbnails and short cuts for each channel.
How it helps your business
- Each listing gets a location video without hiring one out.
- Buyers see the area as well as the house.
- Estimate math: 1 to 4 listings a month at about $100 per paid video = about $100 to $400 a month.
How to set it up
- Time to set up
- About 1 hour (our estimate)
- Difficulty
- Beginner
Tools needed
- Grok BotGrok Bot account needed
- Google EarthFree; to open the KML files
Steps
- Add the 2 bots in the stack: Google Earth and Video Editor.
- Make the fly-through and stills.
- Check every pin and label.
- Cut short clips with a title and post them.
The bot stack
Makes 3D map stills and fly-through videos with labelled pins and Google Earth files.
Grok
Google Earth Get it Grok Get it Cost to Run Our rough estimate of value to the business, not a promise or income claim
A Grok Bot plan, plus an account on each tool the stack connects to: Grok, Google Earth. We show a price only when we have checked it on a public page, with the source and date below.
Guardrails
- Check each pin and label before you publish.
- Follow Google's terms for map imagery and attribution.
Results to Expect Our rough estimate of value to the business, not a promise or income claim
- Our estimate: $100 to $400 a month. Basis: assumes 1 to 4 listings a month that would otherwise get a paid location video at about $100 each. Not a promise of income.
- What you should see first: a short fly-through of one listing's neighborhood.
Our estimate, not a promise or a typical result. Results depend on your effort, skills, market and costs.
Tips and pitfalls
- Keep each clip short for social posts.
- Use the same style for every listing so your feed looks consistent.
- Keep it small at first: one listing this week.
Questions
What could listing fly-throughs be worth to my business?
Our estimate is $100 to $400 a month in costs saved if they replace 1 to 4 paid location videos. That is not a promise.
What tools do I need to make listing fly-throughs?
The 2 bots in the stack, plus the tools listed. Each tool may need its own plan.
Is the Google Earth bot made by Google?
No. It is an independent Grok Bot template that works with Google Earth files.
Related links
Sources
Labels: V verified by us on the linked page, Estimate our own estimate, A the creator's own claim. This page is our own write-up; the bots belong to their creators.
Related guide: Grok Bot Use Cases