Welcome Home Songs for Estate Agents

Welcome Home Songs for Estate Agents

You found the family a house. You survived the bond approval, the inspection and the uncle who "knows about roofs". Now give them something better than a fruit basket: their own song about their new home, with your name in it.

Headline offer: The New Chapter Set, R200 per family

A personalised song plus Civilized University's Family Constitution Kit (digital PDF, printable): a household rulebook with a Bill of Rights, a chore treaty and a family parliament. New house, new rules, and a vote on who gets the main bedroom. Bought separately that is R249 (song R100 + Kit R149). As a gift from you: R200.

Just want the song? That works too, and it is the cheaper pick at R100.

How it works

  1. You pick a gift or a song package and tell us about each family: names, suburb and handover date, plus an email for the Kit (only what they're happy to share).
  2. Isaac makes the song with AI: their names, their new home and you, the agent who made it happen.
  3. They share it (and start drafting their Family Constitution), do a challenge with it and tag your agency. Your marketing sings. Literally.

Example lyric (this is an example only, not a real customer)

"The Mokoenas got the keys on a Friday in Secunda,
new house, new braai, the neighbours start to wonder,
who found the place with the garden and the view?
Thandi from [Your Agency], we're singing this for you!"

Prices

The New Chapter Set (song + Family Constitution Kit)

  • 1 gift: R200 (R249 if bought separately)
  • 10 gifts: R2,000
  • 25 gifts: R5,000

Song only (the cheaper pick)

  • 1 song: R100
  • Agency Starter, 10 songs: R1,000
  • Agency, 25 songs: R2,500

Turnaround: within 3 working days of receiving your customer details. Every song and gift helps sponsor the Spawn Point, Secunda's HackHouse, where young people build real products.

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Advertising and promotion only. Filming only with your OK. AI-made songs, and we say so.