NEW Postcards included on your first campaign
For listing agents

Win more listings from the owners about to sell

Farmrix combines real estate farming with seller scoring — mail just-sold and just-listed postcards to your neighborhood, and reach the owners most likely to list, all done for you.

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Farmrix · Listing leads
Pending actions 13On autopilot 32
MK412 Oak Street
M. Keller · Single family
QR scan on postcard
DR88 Larkspur Ln
D. Russo · Out-of-state owner
New seller match
JW17 Fielding Ave
J. Wilson · Long-held
Replied to mail
BS301 Cypress Ct
B. Simmons · Duplex
Requested callback
EH52 Windmere Dr
E. Howard · Tired landlord
SIS moved up
RE9 Bluff Rd
R. Edwards · Vacant land
Opened offer page
MKMarta Keller New lead
Owner · 412 Oak Street
Property details
Single familyOwned 14 yrsSIS 720
Signal details

Marta scanned the QR on your March postcard and spent 3 minutes on the offer page. Her ZIP is trending 12% above your portfolio average for replies.

Recommended follow-up · 2 steps
1. Follow-up postcard Today

Forest editorial design · personal note referencing her street.

2. Offer letter After 14 days

Mailed automatically if no reply is logged.

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How listing agents farm smarter and win more listings

OaklineMigrated off list pulls + mail merge
BluejayMigrated off spreadsheets
harbor&mainMigrated off a 5-tool stack
StonebridgeMigrated off list brokers
redbud homesMigrated off print shops + CSVs
MeridianMigrated off manual skip tracing
NorthgateMigrated off blanket mailers
Summit REIMigrated off spray-and-pray lists
The farming problem

Blanketing a neighborhood is slow, costly, and mostly wasted

Mailing your whole farm every month is expensive, and most of it lands with owners who aren't going anywhere.

Wasted spend

Most of the neighborhood isn't thinking about selling right now.

Inconsistent sends

When you get busy with clients, the mail stops — and so does the pipeline.

Hard to attribute

You can't tell which mail actually won you a listing.

How it works

From farm area to listing appointment

01

Choose your farm

Pick the neighborhood you want to own.

02

See who's likely to list

Farmrix scores owners by likelihood to sell.

03

Mail consistently

Just-sold, just-listed and value postcards mailed for you.

04

Win the listing

Get calls from owners thinking about selling.

Built for agents

Farm smarter, list more

Consistent, targeted mail that builds your name and generates listing leads.

Geographic farming

Own a neighborhood with consistent, automated mail — no manual sends.

Likely-to-list scoring

Know which owners in your farm are most likely to sell next.

Just-sold & just-listed

Proven farming postcards that build authority and prompt calls.

Done-for-you mail

Designed, printed and mailed for you on a steady schedule.

Home-value offers

Value and market-update postcards that generate seller conversations.

Response tracking

See which owners engage so you can follow up personally.

My farm finally runs itself, and the calls are from owners actually thinking about selling.
DMDana M.
Listing agent
What the data says

Consistency and targeting win farms

Farming rewards repetition to the right owners. Published benchmarks, not guarantees.

0.5–2%

Typical response to farming postcards — higher when owners are scored.

6–12 mo

How long consistent farming usually takes to produce steady listings.

2–3×

Response lift from targeted, personalized mail.

Benchmarks from published real-estate mail and farming data. Results vary by market and consistency.

Farm smarter. Reach the owners most likely to list.
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Farmrix vs blanket farming

Make your farm budget work harder

Traditional farming

  • ×Mail the entire neighborhood every time
  • ×No idea who's actually thinking of selling
  • ×Order and mail postcards yourself
  • ×Inconsistent sends when you're busy
  • ×Hard to tie mail to listings won

Farmrix

  • Prioritize the owners most likely to list
  • Seller scoring on your whole farm
  • Postcards designed and mailed for you
  • Automated, consistent every month
  • Track engagement and follow up

Real estate farming, done for you

Geographic farming — consistently marketing to one neighborhood until you own the mind-share — is one of the most reliable ways for agents to generate listings. The catch is consistency and cost: blanketing a whole farm every month is expensive, and it's easy to fall behind when you're busy with clients.

Farmrix keeps your farm running automatically and points your budget at the owners most likely to list. It mails just-sold and just-listed postcards for you, scores the owners in your farm, and tracks who engages — the listing-side version of the engine that powers investors and wholesalers.

Agent resources

Build a farm that generates listings

FAQ

Farming with Farmrix

What is real estate farming?
Real estate farming is consistently marketing to a specific neighborhood so that when owners there decide to sell, they think of you. It usually runs on regular direct mail like just-sold and just-listed postcards.
How does Farmrix help agents win listings?
It scores the owners in your farm by likelihood to sell and mails just-sold, just-listed and home-value postcards for you consistently — so you reach likely sellers first and stay top of mind.
Can Farmrix tell me who's likely to sell?
Yes. It scores owners on signals like tenure, equity and absentee status so you can prioritize the owners most likely to list next.
What postcards work best for farming?
Just-sold and just-listed postcards build authority, and home-value or market-update pieces prompt seller conversations. Farmrix includes templates for each. See real estate postcards.
How long does farming take to work?
Farming is a consistency game — it typically takes several months of steady mailing to produce reliable listings, which is why Farmrix automates the sends.
How much does it cost?
Farmrix is a flat monthly platform with plans from $97/mo, postcards included on your first campaign. See pricing.

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listings

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