Question 1

How much does Gitcha cost?

Accepted Answer

For agents, Gitcha has 3 tiers of pricing catered to each type of agent or team: The Pro Member package is free, recommended for part-time agents. This allows agents to post free want ads but they’re limited to storing 2 properties in their inventory and would pay a $3 fee per property introduction to buyer’s want-ad listings. The Pro Premium package is $12/month (paid annually, or $15 per month), recommended for full-time real estate agents. Premium users can post unlimited want-ad listings for free, can store unlimited properties in their inventory, are provided 10 free property introductions to potential buyers & buyer’s agents per month, get to enjoy customized bios with photo, and have access to the Agent Dashboard. The Dashboard has some CRM functionality, key to being able to effectively manage all of your wants and properties organized by clients, especially when each client may have multiple want listings or multiple properties. The final offering is the Pro Preferred package, our best partnership level that will be releasing soon. The Preferred Agents (limited amount per area) will have access to exclusive data, in-app abilities, Gitcha’s warm leads program and more.

Question 2

How do I see buyers looking in my area?

Accepted Answer

Gitcha’s feed is unlike any other marketplace, where it only displays real-time buyers and agents wanting something in/near your area. As soon as you land in Gitcha’s feed, you’re seeing buyers rather than homes for sale.

Question 3

What happens after a property is introduced to my Want-Ad?

Accepted Answer

The handshake icon at the top of the page contains any new introductions that have been sent to you by property owners or agents. You will click "view" to see a preview of the property. If it looks like a fit, click "accept" and you’ll get to view the property address, the entire photo gallery, the full description and all pertinent details along with the owner or agent who sent it to you. It is here you will also be able to read a personalized message if they included one. You have 72 hours after accepting to respond back with a message to continue the conversation or mark “not a fit”, otherwise it will expire.

Question 4

What’s the difference between Gitcha and our company’s internal group?

Accepted Answer

More Opportunities: Internal networks are not enough exposure when it comes to getting your clients wants and needs met. Just like the MLS, exposure needs to be available to all, to find success. When you limit your network, you limit your buyer matches. Gitcha makes wants & needs accessible for everyone, which means you aren’t limited by the agents in your brokerage, your Facebook followers, or internal group size. And, you may also be introduced to property that a property owner has, which will not only increase the amount of properties to stumble upon but also may provide you an opportunity to meet a new client! More Effective: Every buyer want-ad posted is searchable and matchable so your "in search of" posts aren’t getting lost in a never-ending feed. More Efficient: Posting a want-ad takes approximately 3 minutes, and it contains all of the necessary information–and possibly some key details related to timing and circumstance– for owners, selling agents and landlords in an easy-to-read format. For selling agents, you can click the match button and browse buyers/agents relevant to your client's property, then send it directly to them. In a few clicks, you’ve skipped the back and forth messaging, scrolling, and wasted time.

Question 5

Is Gitcha MLS and NAR compliant?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in fact Gitcha was created based on agent case studies and input from agent focus panels as well as key members of the National Association of Realtors. Gitcha asks all agents to follow NAR’s Clear Cooperation Policy in your area and the Federal Fair Housing Act before sending any property introductions.

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