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Automate Realtor.com

Turn the repetitive Realtor.com work you do by hand (search an area, open a listing) into a workflow Writ runs for you, on your own account, on a schedule or on demand.

Automate Realtor.com See how it works
Writ runs on your own accounts, with your own credentials and data, on sites you are authorized to use.
Realtor.com workflow
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    search an area
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    open a listing
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    extract listing fields
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    page through results

✓ Recorded once, then run for you

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why

Stop doing Realtor.com by hand

The Realtor.com tasks you repeat (search an area, open a listing, extract listing fields) are exactly the kind of work a computer should do. But Realtor.com has no general public API, and the flow runs behind a login and dynamic pages. Realtor.com has no general public API for its search and listing detail data.

Writ closes that gap. Record the Realtor.com task once (or describe it to an AI session) and Writ runs it for you in a real browser, on your own account. Writ runs on your own accounts, with your own credentials and data, on sites you are authorized to use.

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Realtor.com tasks Writ can run for you

Each of these is a real Realtor.com action, captured into a workflow and run on your own account.

{ }search an area
{ }open a listing
{ }extract listing fields
{ }page through results

Workflows extract structured fields such as list price, beds/baths, square footage, days on market along the way: typed data you can route anywhere.

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build

Three ways to build your Realtor.com automation

Pick whichever fits the task. All three produce the same workflow Writ can run for you.

✦Record itDo the Realtor.com task once in a real browser (search an area, then open a listing) and the recorder captures every step into a reusable workflow.
✦Describe it to AITell an AI session your goal on Realtor.com in plain language; it drives the live page and builds the workflow for you, no recording needed.
✦Discover itLet API discovery watch Realtor.com's own network calls as you browse, then turn the underlying requests into a fast, headless workflow.

Built on the same engine as the recorder and workflows, with 30+ step types.

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the hard web

Login, 2FA, and dynamic pages on Realtor.com

The reason Realtor.com is tedious to automate is the same reason most tools can't. Writ handles it.

Realtor.com listing pages are public; Writ renders them in real Chromium to capture fields that load dynamically.

PersonasTOTP & mailbox OTP AI navigationReal Chromium rendering
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when it runs

Run the Realtor.com automation on your terms

On a schedule, on demand, or the instant something changes. You choose the trigger.

✦On a scheduleRun the Realtor.com task every hour, every morning, or any cadence. No one has to remember to do it.
✦On demandTrigger a single run from the dashboard, a webhook, your code, or an AI agent, whenever you need it.
✦On a changeWatch Realtor.com for new listing or price change and fire the automation the instant it happens.
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    Build the Realtor.com workflow once

    Record the task, describe it to AI, or discover it from the network. Writ captures each step, including login and 2FA, into a workflow you can edit.

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    Run it on your terms

    Run it on demand, on a schedule, or fire it from a Monitor when Realtor.com changes. It runs on your own Realtor.com account, in a real browser.

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    Call it from anything

    The same workflow is a REST endpoint at /v1/realtor/run and an MCP tool, so your code, a no-code tool, or an AI agent can trigger the Realtor.com automation too.

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Trigger the Realtor.com automation on a change

Monitor Realtor.com for new listing, price change, status change to pending and run your workflow the moment it happens.

Monitors check as fast as every 10s (10s on Enterprise). A detected change becomes a trigger that runs your Realtor.com automation in seconds. Monitor Realtor.com ▸

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Free on your own machine, or on cloud

Local / BYO agent

No compute charge. The agent runs on your hardware, so it can reach Realtor.com even from an intranet or VPN-only network, and your AI keys never leave your machine.

Writ cloud

Metered by running time at $0.12 per browser-hour, drawn from your plan’s included usage. No infrastructure to manage.

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The same Realtor.com automation is an API and an MCP tool

Automating Realtor.com for yourself and calling it from software are the same workflow. Once you have it, publish it as a REST endpoint at/v1/realtor/run and a matching MCP tool, so your code or an AI agent can trigger the Realtor.com task too.

Realtor.com API Realtor.com MCP tools
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other ways

Other ways to work with Realtor.com

Realtor.com APICall Realtor.com as a REST endpoint from your own software.Website to API Realtor.com MCP toolsExpose Realtor.com as MCP tools your agent can call.For AI agents Monitor Realtor.comWatch Realtor.com and act the instant it changes.Change detection Track Realtor.com pricesWatch Realtor.com prices and act on a drop.Price WorkflowsHow recorded workflows run, with login, 2FA, and 30+ step types.Product
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Automating Realtor.com: questions

How do I automate Realtor.com?
Record the Realtor.com task once in the recorder (search an area, open a listing, extract listing fields) or describe your goal to an AI session. Writ turns it into a workflow it can run for you on a schedule or on demand, on your own Realtor.com account. It usually takes minutes, not a backend project.
Is it allowed to automate Realtor.com this way?
Collect Realtor.com data you have the right to access and respect its Terms of Use and rate limits. Writ runs on your own accounts, with your own credentials and data, on sites you are authorized to use.
Does Realtor.com automation work behind login and 2FA?
Realtor.com listing pages are public; Writ renders them in real Chromium to capture fields that load dynamically. Writ handles TOTP and mailbox-OTP two-factor through Personas, so the automation runs inside your own authenticated Realtor.com session.
Can I run the Realtor.com automation without writing code?
Yes. Recording and AI sessions need no code at all. If you do want to trigger it from software, the same workflow is a REST endpoint and an MCP tool, but that is optional.
Where does it run, and what does it cost?
Run it on your own machine with a local or BYO agent for no compute charge, useful when Realtor.com is only reachable from your network or VPN. Or run it on metered cloud at $0.12 per browser-hour, drawn from your plan’s included usage. Start free.
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