For agents and landlords
Keep posting to Facebook. Just post a link you can update.
You post twelve photos into a Zalo group. Then the place gets let — and you cannot edit that post, cannot remove it from forty people’s feeds, cannot tell whether anyone even looked, and cannot tell which group is worth your time.
Post a link instead. When the unit is let, you flip one switch and every post you have ever made, in every group, on every platform, updates itself.
One switch, everywhere
Mark it rented once. Every link you shared now shows that it is gone, so nobody messages you about a flat you let three weeks ago.
Find out which group actually works
See views, contacts and saves broken down by where you posted the link — this Facebook group versus that Zalo chat. Most agents discover they are wasting half their posting time.
You stop filling up everyone's phone
WhatsApp and Zalo download images automatically. Twelve photos into a 200-member group is forty megabytes taken from people who never asked for it — which is exactly why admins ban photo spam and why half those posts get deleted. One line survives. And you cannot unsend a photo, but you can always update a link.
A page that makes you look professional
A proper listing page with a price table, floor plan and the details foreigners ask about, instead of a wall of photos and a phone number.
A profile that is yours
Your own page with your listings, languages, response time and verification. Put it in your Facebook bio and on your business card.
What it costs
Nothing, and there is no listing limit. We would rather have every property in Đà Nẵng on here than charge you for the first five. If we build tools worth paying for later, we will ask you then — and you will already know whether they work.
You cannot buy a better position in search either. Ranking is published in full and driven mostly by whether you keep your listings confirmed.
We are an advertising and information service. We do not negotiate on your behalf, take a share of your commission, or hold anyone’s deposit — the relationship with the tenant stays entirely yours.