Listing your property
Coming-Soon teasers
Tease a property before it's live and collect a waitlist of interested buyers.
Last updated 2026-07-21
Demand is easiest to capture before everyone else can see the listing. A Coming-Soon teaser lets you announce a property early and build a waitlist of interested buyers.
How it works
- Create a Coming-Soon teaser for a property you're about to bring to market — a preview, without the full listing published yet.
- Interested buyers join the waitlist.
- When you publish the full listing, your waitlist is ready — and Instant Buyer Match alerts them the moment it goes live.
Why tease first
- Build anticipation — a Coming-Soon creates a sense of scarcity and timing that a cold launch doesn't.
- Gauge demand — the size of the waitlist tells you how hot the property is before you commit to pricing.
- Hit the ground running — you launch to an audience that's already raised their hand, not to silence.
Good practice
- Use a strong lead image and one of the property's best ad hooks in the teaser.
- Keep the Coming-Soon window tight — anticipation fades if "soon" drags on.
- Publish while interest is high, then let the waitlist and buyer-match do the work.