For real estate

Listing photos and property documents, synced from your Dropbox.

Your photographer delivers to a listing folder; your transaction documents live next to it. FolderBloom puts both on the listing page — and keeps them in sync until the house sells.

Real estate agent showing a bright living room to a young couple
How you'd use it

Three ways real estate use FolderBloom

01

A gallery for every listing

One folder per property. When the photographer adds twilight shots, they appear on the listing page automatically.

Your folder
  • Dropbox / Listings / 214 Oak Street
  • Photos / 38 photos
  • Floor Plans /
  • Documents /
On your websiteMasonry gallery
  • A separate embed per listing page
  • Captions for each room from captions.csv
  • Fast even with 40+ photos
02

Disclosures and floor plans

Publish seller disclosures, floor plans and HOA documents in a clean table buyers can download from.

Your folder
  • 214 Oak Street / Documents
  • Seller Disclosure.pdf
  • Floor Plan.pdf
  • HOA Rules.pdf
On your websiteFile table
  • Always the latest version
  • See how often each document is downloaded
03

Offer packets for agents

Put the offer instructions and forms in a password-protected folder and send the password to interested buyers' agents.

Your folder
  • 214 Oak Street / Offer Packet Password
  • Offer Instructions.pdf
  • Pre-approval Requirements.pdf
On your websiteFile table
  • Hidden until the password is entered
  • Change the password after closing
Why it fits

What makes it work for you

Photographer-to-website

Delivered photos flow straight to the listing page — no uploading twice.

Private packets

Password-protect anything that shouldn't be public.

Links for flyers

Print QR codes to documents that will always show the current version.

Unlimited listings

As many libraries and embeds as you like on your licensed website.

Recommended package

Files + Plus

2,500 photos covers dozens of active listings. Archive sold listings to free space, or choose Pro.

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Good to know

Only publish photos you have the rights to show, and check your MLS rules for how long listing photos may stay online.

Keep sellers' personal information out of published folders; use password protection for anything meant only for agents.

Questions

FolderBloom for real estate: FAQ

Can each listing have its own page?

Yes — create a library per listing folder and paste its embed on that listing's page.

What happens when a listing sells?

Hide it or remove the folder. Old links show a polite “no longer available” message instead of a broken page.

Do photos count against my limit forever?

Only while they're published. Removing a sold listing frees its photos.