You've driven out to a house
that wasn't ready.That stops here.
ShootRelay asks the seller one question the day before the shoot. A “not yet” reaches you while you're still home.
Yesterday 4:12 PM
12 Oak Ave · Thursday
Not ready: lawn not mowed
Seller answered 4:12 PM. Nothing has moved — the date is still yours to change.
You find out the night before. Not in the driveway.
Why the answer means something
The seller answers against a real checklist.
Room by room, built by a working real estate photographer. Burned-out bulbs. Ceiling fans off, because they blur. Toilet lids down. Garbage cans out of frame.
Have your own prep guide? It takes over — attached to every proposal, in the seller's hands, and it teaches the checklist the things only you know. Your brand, your document, your rules.
Getting photo-ready
Thu, 10:00 AM
- Turn on all interior lights
- Clear kitchen countertops
- Put away toiletries and personal items
- Mow and edge the lawn
- Secure pets
Will the house be ready?
Before the shoot
Nobody texts you the gate code at 7am.
Every shoot sits on one page: address, appointment, access notes, and what was ordered. The seller picks the times that work at their own house, and you confirm the one you want.
12 Oak Ave
Charlie Wilmot · Listing photos
Thursday, Aug 7 at 10:00 AM
12 Oak Ave, Hilton Head Island
Lock box on the side door, code 4417. Dog crated in the garage.
After the shoot
Deliver once. The agent has it that night.
Upload your media, or paste the delivery and tour link from the software you already use — Aryeo, HDPhotoHub, whatever that is. It lands on the listing itself. No expiring links, no resend calls.
Invoices go out under your name, and the ledger shows who has paid.
12 Oak Ave — delivered
Set up your shoots
Free. No card, no password, nothing to install. Agents connect to you as they invite you to shoots.
Working with an agent on Ask Hans? Their invite lands you in the same place — and if you were already invited, your private link is in that invite email.
Why it's free
ShootRelay is free for photographers. There is no plan to buy and no card to enter. It isn't a trial. Ask Hans makes its money from the real estate agents who subscribe, not from photographers.
You don't need an invite to start: set up above and bring the agents in from your side. If an agent you work with already uses Ask Hans, their invite lands you in the same place. If they don't yet, point them to askhans.ai.