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Listing Performance Monitor

Catch stale listings early with objective signals

Don't wait until a listing is 60 days stale to act. This recipe tracks days on market, showings, saves, and price cuts — then alerts you with specific recommendations when performance drops below your benchmarks.

House RecipeWork5 min

INGREDIENTS

✉️Email

PROMPT

Create an OpenClaw recipe that monitors listing performance over time: - Daily or weekly check of active listings against configurable thresholds - Calculate a listing health score benchmarked to team averages or comps - Alert agent with recommended interventions (photos, staging, open house, price) - Draft a data-backed seller update email when a conversation is needed - Handle missing metrics gracefully (fallback to DOM + showings + price history) - Suppress alerts for new listings during a configurable grace period Agent alert: "Listing {{address}} health score dropped to {{score}}. Signals: DOM={{dom}}, showings={{showings_7d}}, saves={{saves_7d}}. Suggested next step: {{recommendation}}." My CRM is: [your CRM] My MLS is: [your MLS]

How It Works

On a daily or weekly schedule, this recipe checks every active listing against

configurable thresholds: days on market, showings per week, online saves trend,

offer count, and price-change history. It computes a "listing health score,"

compares to team averages or recent comps, and sends alerts with recommended

next actions.

What You Get

  • Listing health score per property, benchmarked against team averages
  • Threshold-based alerts: DOM, showings, saves, offers
  • Recommended interventions: photos, staging, open house, price improvement
  • Draft seller update email when a call is warranted
  • Seasonal benchmark adjustments (holidays, winter slowdowns)
  • Grace period for new listings (suppress alerts for first X days)

Setup Steps

  1. Connect your CRM, MLS feed, and listing portals (if metrics are available)
  2. Set thresholds for DOM, weekly showings, and saves
  3. Configure alert delivery (email, chat, or both)
  4. Set the check schedule (daily or weekly)
  5. Adjust seasonal benchmarks for your market

Tips

  • If portal metrics aren't available, fall back to DOM + showings + price-change history
  • Suppress alerts for the first 7–10 days on new listings
  • Use the drafted seller email as a conversation starter, not a copy-paste send
  • Review health scores weekly with your team to spot portfolio-wide trends
  • Pair with the Price Improvement Coach recipe for a full pricing workflow
Tags:#real-estate#listings#pricing#analytics#automation