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Use the search bar or browse one of 26 categories. Try searches like “listing description,” “buyer follow-up,” “social media,” or “reel script.”
Welcome to brokerai.dev. This guide shows you exactly how to use the library's 1,605 real estate AI prompts to create listing copy, client communications, social posts, video scripts, and more—without needing to be an AI expert.
Everything in the library is a reusable instruction for an AI assistant such as ChatGPT. Choose one, add your details, and use the output as a starting point.
Use the search bar or browse one of 26 categories. Try searches like “listing description,” “buyer follow-up,” “social media,” or “reel script.”
Select Copy prompt (or Read full prompt to see everything first). Replace details in [SQUARE BRACKETS] with your own verified information.
Open ChatGPT in another tab, paste the customized prompt into a new or existing chat, and send it. brokerai.dev provides instructions; ChatGPT generates the response.
Ask for edits such as “make it shorter”, “change the tone”, or “create 3 versions.” Verify facts, follow your brokerage rules, and review before publishing or sending.
Square brackets are placeholders. Replace them before pasting into ChatGPT; you can ask ChatGPT to clarify missing details rather than having it guess.
Act as a real estate social media copywriter. Write a Facebook post for a [PROPERTY TYPE] in [CITY]. Use only these verified details: [FEATURES], [PRICE], [LOCATION]. Write an attention-grabbing first line, 3 short bullet points, and a friendly call to action for [CONTACT METHOD]. Do not invent amenities, square footage, schools, or neighborhood statistics.
Act as a real estate social media copywriter. Write a Facebook post for a 3-bedroom condominium in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Use only these verified details: 2 bathrooms, private balcony, 1 assigned parking space, offered at $325,000, near downtown Arlington Heights. Write an attention-grabbing first line, 3 short bullet points, and a friendly call to action to DM me for a showing. Do not invent amenities, square footage, schools, or neighborhood statistics.
These are the tools available directly on the prompt library page.
Type a topic or phrase. Search scans prompt titles, categories, and descriptions, so you can find relevant options quickly.
Use the left sidebar or category chips for listings, prospecting, contracts, business planning, social media, and more.
Press the star on any prompt, then choose Saved prompts to find it again. Favorites are saved in your current browser, not synchronized across devices.
Choose Read full prompt to open the complete text, then copy it with one click. Replace placeholders before use.
A good prompt still needs the right context. A couple of extra details can make the difference between generic and useful.
Include audience, property type, city, goal, platform, tone, length, and verified details wherever they apply.
Try: “Give me three versions: professional, friendly, and bold,” or “Shorten this to 120 words.”
Review pricing, square footage, dates, MLS rules, financing claims, local laws, and fair housing language before publishing.
Avoid entering unnecessary personal, confidential, financial, or tenant information into AI prompts.
Yes. brokerai.dev is a searchable prompt library, not an AI chatbot. To generate an answer, paste a prompt into ChatGPT or another compatible AI assistant. Any access or usage costs for those services are separate.
No. Customize the wording, replace bracketed placeholders with your verified details, and ask follow-up questions until the AI output fits your task.
They indicate information you should supply, such as [CITY], [PROPERTY DETAILS], [AUDIENCE], or [TONE]. Do not leave important placeholders blank if the result depends on them.
Favorites are stored locally in your browser. They are not currently synced with an account or across devices, and they may disappear if you clear website data.
Open Read full prompt and select/copy the text manually. Clipboard permissions vary depending on your browser and how you opened the page.
Yes, for planning and writing: they help create scripts, shot lists, captions, and voiceovers. To record or produce a finished video, you still need a camera, video editor, or a video-generation tool.
Find a prompt, tailor it to your real estate business, and start creating.
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Social media & video prompts
Need reels, captions, short-form video scripts, or a marketing plan? Look for Social Media Marketing & Video Making in the library's category list.
Get ideas for Instagram and Facebook posts, property walkthrough scripts, listing announcements, video hooks, B-roll voiceovers, content calendars, open house promos, and social content repurposing.