Homesnap was acquired and sunsetted. Compare the two side by side.
Homesnap is gone. Acquired by CoStar Group for $250 million in 2020, merged with Homes.com in late 2022 (cutting about 100 jobs), then retired as a brand in 2023. Agents who used Homesnap were moved to Homes.com's Homes Pro app. The product is no longer actively developed, and the features that did survive are buried inside the Homes.com ecosystem.
VEXI (formerly Social Realtr) is an AI content studio that runs social media for entrepreneurs and creators. You describe what you want and it makes the posts, videos, designs and captions, then schedules and publishes them. Plans start at $199 a month, and every plan starts with a 15-day trial.
CoStar merged Homesnap into Homes.com in 2022. No new features, no roadmap, no standalone product.
Homesnap let you share listings and run ads, but never created a single graphic, video, or caption for you.
VEXI makes content in your brand.
Homesnap Stories added stickers to listing clips. That is not video editing. No professional short-form video production.
VEXI edits your raw footage into polished, ready-to-post videos.
Rated “Poor” on Trustpilot. Complaints about billing, dead leads, and impossible cancellations.
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Homesnap only supported Facebook and Instagram ads. No organic posting to LinkedIn, Google, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, or X.
A real estate search app with basic GBP management and listing-based Facebook and Instagram ads. Acquired by CoStar for $250M, merged into Homes.com, and effectively sunsetted. No content creation, no video editing, no keyword optimization, no active development. Trustpilot: 2.6 stars.
—VEXI (formerly Social Realtr) is an AI content studio that runs social media for entrepreneurs and creators. You describe what you want and it makes the posts, videos, designs and captions, then schedules and publishes them. Plans start at $199 a month, and every plan starts with a 15-day trial.
$199/moHomesnap was acquired by CoStar Group in 2020 for $250 million and merged into Homes.com in late 2022. The standalone Homesnap product has been effectively sunsetted. Homesnap Pro users were moved to Homes.com's free Homes Pro app; agents wanting content made for them still need another tool.
Homesnap holds a 2.6-star rating on Trustpilot, rated Poor. Common complaints include unauthorized credit card charges, low-quality leads, difficulty canceling subscriptions, and unresponsive customer service.
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