Recurring question: a posting program (200-249 NIS/month per unit) versus a traditional realtor (one month's rent). Over a year, the gap compounds in your favor.
Scenario A - single owner, 5,500 NIS rent
- Realtor: 5,500 NIS one-time when a new tenant moves in. Average turnover every 2 years = 2,750 NIS/year averaged.
- BuzzPost: 200 × 12 = 2,400 NIS/year - and that buys posting all year round, not just at move-in. You control the process, react faster during vacancies, and the unit runs in Facebook groups all day plus Marketplace overnight.
Scenario B - five managed units
- Realtor: 5 × 5,000 NIS × 0.5 turnover = 12,500 NIS/year.
- BuzzPost (multi-pack): 200 × 5 × 12 = 12,000 NIS/year - cheaper, and each unit averages less vacancy time because exposure never depends on one person's schedule.
Scenario C - agent with 20 active listings
- Manual posting: 20 units × 30 min/day × 22 working days = 220 hours/month. Impossible solo - which is exactly what BuzzPost removes.
- Sub-agents: 30% of commission goes downstream.
- BuzzPost: 249 × 20 = 4,980 NIS/month = 59,760/year. Against 200,000+ commission flow, the tool is about 25% of cost - and it frees you for the time and tenant work instead of pasting ads.
Where the software adds the most
Negotiation, viewings and credit checks stay with you - but the most time-hungry step, the distribution step, BuzzPost handles automatically, with a screenshot proof of every post. See time savings and pricing.