Chase Leeds is not a real agent.
Every template in our shop is real, though. Chase is how we show them working.
Chase Leeds · Faux Ridge Realty · not pictured: existing
Why she exists
A template preview with “Your Name Here” in the header tells you almost nothing. You can see the layout. You cannot see whether the flyer, the seller update, and the follow-up message would look like they came from the same agent once your name is on all three.
So we filled everything in. Chase Leeds is the agent we invented to do it: one name, one headshot, one brand, applied across every product we make. When you look at a preview in our shop, you are looking at her marketing. If the pieces hold together for her, they will hold together for you.
Her entire career is one house
Chase works at Faux Ridge Realty, which is also not real. She has spent her whole career selling 880 Oak Street. Coming Soon, Just Listed, Open House, Under Contract, Just Sold. Then she lists it again.
That repetition is the point. One address moving through every stage lets you see a full listing workflow in the previews: the launch posts, the open house sign-in, the follow-up after, the update her seller gets on Friday. She even has her own website, chaseleeds.com, built from the same templates.
Farming a neighborhood that does not exist.
Open house follow-up for 880 Oak Street. Again.
At the Faux Ridge office, which is a rendering.
What she is and isn’t
Everything Chase touches comes from an Agent Marketeur template. Nothing about her is a review or an endorsement. She has no opinions about our products. She is fictional, and fictional agents are not allowed to leave five-star feedback.
What she gives you is a fair look at the products in use, filled in the way a working agent would fill them in, before you buy.
Where to go from here
Everything Chase uses, ready to carry your name instead.
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Practical guides on open house follow-up, seller updates, and the rest of the workflow.
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The whole demo brand in one place.
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Agent Marketeur · Chase Leeds and Faux Ridge Realty are fictional. The templates are not.