Template · Real Estate
The open house sign-in sheet, replaced by one tap on the kitchen counter.
A Marker on the counter at your open house, or on your office window display. Buyers tap or scan to get photos, key features, the floor plan, and your contact info. At the end, a simple form captures their name and email. No clipboard, no handwriting to decipher, no half-legible phone numbers on Monday morning.
It is the same Marker the rest of a listing runs on - see how agents and brokerages use NearField, or add a before and after slider so buyers can drag between the empty rooms and the staged ones.
What's in this template
No card needed to build. Your 14-day trial starts when your page goes live.

Where it works
Open house counter
Place the Marker on the kitchen counter or entryway table. Buyers tap to get the full listing and fill in their contact info. Leads arrive in your dashboard in real time: formatted, complete, no typing required.
Office window display
Attach a Marker to each listing card. Passersby tap from the sidewalk to get full photos, floor plan, and your contact info, after business hours when the door is locked.
Yard sign rider
Mount a Marker to the sign post or an attached rider. Drive-by buyers tap from the curb and instantly get the full listing without searching the address or calling the office.
Model home and new construction
A Marker in each room of a model home answers the upgrade questions buyers have on the spot. A Marker at the sales trailer entrance delivers the full pricing grid before they've met the agent.
One Marker, used across every listing
When a listing closes, log in and relink the Marker to the next property's Experience in under a minute. The hardware is a one-time purchase. The per-listing cost is just the 20 minutes to build a new Experience.

Ready to build?
Start with this template
Free to build. One Marker is $29.
Already know the look? Design your open-house Marker. The studio opens with a matching design applied.
Or browse ready-made designs in the shop.
Want the full guide? Read how agents use NearField at open houses and window displays.
