Editable Canva Template for Real Estate Agents

Listing Presentation for Realtors

Open on the seller’s goals and the pricing evidence, not your résumé.

Most listing presentations open with the agent — bio, awards, team, sales volume — before the seller has been asked a single question. This one puts the seller’s goals and the pricing evidence first, and moves your credentials to the back.

It ships as two files built from one master: a printed 8.5×11 leave-behind the seller can write on at the table, and a matching 16:9 slide deck you present from a laptop or tablet. The content is the same in both, and it’s editable in free Canva.

Listing Presentation for Realtors - Print Leave-Behind and Slide Deck

What most listing presentations get wrong

Most of them open with the agent. Bio, awards, team photo, sales volume. The seller sits through an introduction while the question that got you the appointment goes unanswered: what is my home worth, and what is your plan for it.

If a second agent is presenting the same week, that matters more. You want the meeting to end with a decision, not another appointment to schedule.

A print leave-behind and a matching slide deck

One structure, two purpose-built formats. The seller can write on the printed copy at the table while you present the same content from a screen. Neither file is a stretched or resized version of the other, so you are not rebuilding the presentation to make it work in the second format.

That matters after you leave. What the seller keeps is the document they just watched, not a summary of it.

Who this listing presentation is for

Listing agents preparing for a seller appointment.

The proof page ships in two fully designed versions, so the presentation works whether or not you have production numbers yet. Newer agents can lead with a documented process and written commitments. Established agents can lead with results and testimonials. Neither version reads as the fallback.

Best for: solo agents who present in person and want the same content in print and on screen.

Not ideal for: agents looking for a finished CMA. You enter your own comparable sales, value range, and recommended list price over the worked example.

What’s included: two Canva files, print and screen

Two editable Canva template links, plus a Quick Start Guide that carries both.

  • Portrait leave-behind, 8.5×11, for printing and handing over
  • Slide deck, 1920×1080, for presenting from a laptop or tablet

Same content and same order in both. Nothing is stretched or cropped to fit the other shape.

Page and slide counts pending Output Contract confirmation — see open items.

The presentation moves in order:

  • cover, agenda, and the seller’s goals
  • the home and the local market
  • a comparable-sales table and a value range drawn from those comps
  • three pricing positions, what each does to timing, and the cost of starting high
  • a launch-position decision page you complete together
  • how buyers find the home, the launch-week plan, showings, and a communication schedule
  • the listed-to-closed sequence, your chosen proof page, common objections, the fee page, and next steps

Your credentials sit near the end, on a page you choose.

Set it up in Canva, then update it per appointment

Open both templates from the links in your download.

The first time, use Find and Replace to drop in your name, brokerage, license number, market area, and contact details. Add your headshot and brokerage logo. Keep the sample cover or swap in a photo of the home. Everything is built to work in Canva Free. Inter is already available in Canva, so there are no custom fonts to download or upload.

Before each appointment, enter your comparable sales, value range, and recommended list price over the worked example. Choose your proof page and delete the other. Read the fee page against your brokerage’s requirements before you present it.

Print the portrait file to leave behind, and present the deck from your screen. Once your recurring details are set, later appointments only need the property, the market, the comps, and the pricing.

Built for the pricing conversation, not an about-me layout

The comparable-sales, value-range, and pricing pages are structured around the decision the seller actually has to make. A generic template gives you the layout and leaves you to work out what goes in it.

The persuasion pages also ship with written default copy, so you are editing rather than composing. And both formats come from one purchase, already matched to each other, rather than you resizing a single file and repairing what breaks.

Pair it with the Pre-Listing Packet

The Pre-Listing Packet is the document you send ahead of the appointment so the seller arrives informed. Each works on its own, and they work well together.

For a fuller seller workflow, the Seller Marketing System connects the pre-listing, presentation, launch, reporting, and closing pieces in one place.

You can also find this presentation alongside the other seller-facing tools in Guides & Presentations.