Homesnap vs. Redfin

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Homesnap
Score 1.5 out of 10
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Homesnap is a mobile oriented MLS technology from the company of the same name in Bethesda. The Homesnap platform leverages real-time data from over 200 MLSs to provide consumers with a data-driven home search experience while providing over 85% of U.S. agents with access to mobile tools that automate their work, and accelerate success.N/A
Redfin
Score 4.1 out of 10
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Redfin headquartered in Seattle, offers an online multiple listing service (MLS) supporting Redfin agents with access to a wide database of potential customers.N/A
Pricing
HomesnapRedfin
Editions & Modules
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
HomesnapRedfin
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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Community Pulse
HomesnapRedfin
Considered Both Products
Homesnap
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Top Pros

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User Ratings
HomesnapRedfin
Likelihood to Recommend
1.6
(6 ratings)
1.0
(1 ratings)
Likelihood to Renew
1.0
(1 ratings)
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(0 ratings)
Usability
1.0
(1 ratings)
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(0 ratings)
Support Rating
1.0
(3 ratings)
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Implementation Rating
1.0
(1 ratings)
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User Testimonials
HomesnapRedfin
Likelihood to Recommend
Homesnap
Homesnap is my go-to mobile app for any customers or clients looking for homes. I enjoy the fact that once I send someone my personal link and they sign up, all homes are then branded to me. I like how I can view the favorites of other users, or share a home that I think they may be interested in. Homesnap is not a great tool if a user wants to be notified as soon as a home comes on the market. In hot markets, this could be the difference between getting an appointment and making and offer.
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Redfin
They find home values using the price per sq ft rule. That's messing up the housing market home valuation models.
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Pros
Homesnap
  • Automatically generated posts
  • Allows my clients to write and see my professional reviews
  • Gives me the professional transaction stats of all Agents
  • Generates more leads to my Google page
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Redfin
  • Attracts REALTORS LEADS.
  • Sells us REALTORS, our own leads back.
  • Mess up the Buyers or Sellers perception of their true homes values.
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Cons
Homesnap
  • Stop Using AI Bot and hire real people
  • Get REAL leads - not fake ones with fake phone numbers and emails
  • Give the leads to agents quickly - NOT 2 weeks after the initial lead supposedly contacts you
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Redfin
  • Put the Realtor back into the deal, as significant as ever!
  • Stop messing up the formula for pulling comps. Compare apples to apples.
  • Stop selling REALTORS back Their own leads.
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Likelihood to Renew
Homesnap
I will not be renewing.
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Redfin
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Usability
Homesnap
Not worthy.
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Redfin
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Support Rating
Homesnap
Anytime I have a question for Homesnap, I am able to contact customer support and, 99.9% of the time. get the answers I need right away. I have only had one issue that took more than a day, but the communication was great the entire time.
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Redfin
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Alternatives Considered
Homesnap
I have used Zillow and their leads are bonafide but costly - but they pay off. You actually speak to a live client on the phone. If I can get the person on the phone I can convert them. It is impossible to convert someone if their email address and phone number are fake and you cant communicate with them.... especially if you received the leads 2 weeks after that have initially made contact with Homesnap - due to their leads being processed by an AI bot and not having any real human interaction or urgency in getting the lead to you the Realtor.
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Redfin
They're both doing the same thing to us, REALTORS! THEY'RE TRYING TO ELIMINATE A REALTOR FROM BEING NEEDED IN A TRANSACTION!
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Return on Investment
Homesnap
  • Homesnap keeps my post current and innovative.
  • Homesnap will give me advice on how to drive leads to my Homesnap profile and my Google profile.
  • I pay approximately $200 a year for my Homesnap plus. I definitely get my return on my investment!
  • I'd highly recommend Homesnap to any agent!
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Redfin
  • They've messed up the way comps are pulled. The comparisons are not apples to apples but apples to oranges.
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