For real estate media companies
DashPhoto is the software a media company runs on — ordering, scheduling, your photographers, media delivery, invoicing, and a listing page for every shoot. One system, under your own brand.
Join the waiting list →$5 a listing. One price, whatever you shoot. Not per seat, not per photographer — and nothing to pay in a month you do not work.
1200 N EXAMPLE PKWYThe parts a media company actually spends its week on — in one place, so a job does not have to be re-typed into three of them.
Your packages and prices, on order pages that carry your name.
Availability, routing and pay — hourly or a percent of the job.
Upload off the card, edit, review, then one link the agent actually uses.
Invoice the agent or the brokerage — whichever one pays.
Invite your team with their own roles, and keep every client’s history in one place.
What sold, who owes you, and what each photographer earned.
Order 20931 · 1200 N Example Pkwy
40 photos
Sign and post inventory, and a listing assistant your clients can offer their agents, are in testing on our own business first.
Full-size photos stay in DashPhoto as part of the listing price. Your editor gets the originals, and your client gets a finished page.
Today the card goes to a laptop, then to Dropbox you pay for, a shared folder for your editor, back to Dropbox, then a separate delivery tool. With DashPhoto the card goes into DashPhoto, which sorts the day into shoots; your editor downloads the originals and uploads the finished files; DashPhoto builds the delivery page; and your client gets the link.
Every media company runs differently — how you package, how you price, who does what, what your paperwork says. Most software makes you adopt one company's habits. This does the opposite: the structure is the product, and the shape is yours.
The fear a media company has about new software is that it will make you look like everyone else, and then keep moving. So when you set a colour, a layout, a price block, we store the thing itself — never a pointer to our default. When we redesign, your pages physically cannot move. You get shown the new version and take it with one click, or you do not.
Joining with a look your clients already know? We can copy what you have now, and you change it over time — or leave it exactly as it is.
Every company on DashPhoto gets this — it is how the platform is built, not a favour for the first customer. It is your business we set up, and nothing else: your order page, your packages, your words on the button.
What keeps a media company on software it has stopped liking is rarely the software. It is the week of explaining — agents asking what happened to the ordering page they knew, and a switch you chose becoming a thing you defend.
So your order page can come across looking like the one your clients already use: your packages in the order they expect, your wording, your colours. Then you improve it when you want to, a piece at a time — or you never touch it and nobody outside your company is any the wiser. A page that barely changes for years is not a failure to modernise. It is what a switch going quietly looks like.
You say how your company runs and it gets built — no implementation call, no spreadsheet template, no six-week onboarding. These are the parts it does with you.
Say what you shoot and what you charge for it. Packages, add-ons, trip fees, the things you only do for one brokerage.
Your packages, your prices, your name at the top. The end of setup is a link you can send a realtor that afternoon — and a separate one for the brokerage that gets its own rates.
The name on what you deliver, your logo, your colour — or the look you already use, carried over as described above.
Your clients hear from you, not from us. This one waits on somebody at your company adding two DNS records — we would rather say that than quietly send as ourselves.
The two loudest complaints about the software this industry already runs on are not missing features. They are being changed without warning, and not being able to get your own work back out. Both are promises, so here they are.
Not a gallery link. A real listing site with the photos, the video and the tour, plus social graphics sized for every platform, a printable flyer, a Just Listed postcard and the listing copy written for them — branded to you, ready the moment the shoot is delivered. It costs you nothing, and you may sell it on.
Listing website
Social tiles
Just Listed postcard
Printable flyer
We shoot real estate full time and run our entire operation on DashPhoto — every order, every shoot, every invoice, every sign in the warehouse. When something does not work on a Tuesday morning, it is our Tuesday morning too. That is the whole reason it fits the work.
Not per seat, not per photographer, and not a tier you grow out of and get a phone call about.
$5a listing — everything
The whole platform: orders, scheduling, your photographers, media delivery, invoicing, storage, and a listing page for every shoot.
$0in a month you do not shoot
Nothing to pay when you are not working. The delivery page is the sharing — one link that opens at the sizes they need, no login, no permissions to set, nothing expiring while they are still using it.
Sign and post storage is not on this bill, and not yet on offer — see above.
Your clients order from you, on your brand, at your prices. DashPhoto is the software underneath — the agents you serve never need to hear the name.
Two companies, the same software, and nothing on either page says so. Different packages, different prices, different words on the button — because those are yours to set, not ours to standardise.
A tenant's name sits beside the platform mark, never instead of it. Your order pages carry your titles and your descriptions, so the search traffic they earn is yours.
Your clients are yours. We do not email them, we do not market to them, we never sell the list, and we are not owned by a listing portal. The relationship you built is the business — it is not our data to mine.
It is in live testing on a company running 190 listings a month, which is the only way we know it works. Leave your details and you will hear from us before it opens — and when we show you, it will be your services, your prices and your brand on it, not a generic demo.