Boost is a feature designed to help your listings gain greater visibility on search results and attract more property seekers.
Now you can enable Auto-Boost, which allows your listing to be automatically re-Boosted to maintain continuous visibility and consistent exposure in search results.
Once enabled, your listing will go through the Boost cycle automatically without requiring manual reactivation each time.
How Auto-Boost Works #
When you go through the Boost booking flow, you will have the option to enable Auto-Boost by selecting the checkbox.
Once selected, Auto-Boost will be activated for your chosen listing, and it will automatically reBoost every 7 days (168 hours), with Universal Credits deducted accordingly.
What if I do not have enough Universal Credits during my ‘Auto-Boost’ period? #
‘Auto-Boost’ will pause if you do not have enough Universal Credits for the listing to re-Boost.
Would my ‘Auto-Boost’ resume automatically after I have topped up my credits? #
To activate ‘Auto-Boost’ for your listing again, you need to check the ‘Auto-Boost’ box via AgentNet.
Can I cancel my “Auto-Boost”? #
Click on “Boost”. A pop-up appears, click on ‘”Deactivate Auto-Boost”.
Another pop-up will appear. Simply click on “Confirm” to deactivate Auto-Boost.
‘Auto-Boost’ will be deactivated for that particular listing and your ongoing Boost for the week will remain unaffected.
How long does one Auto-Boost run for? #
Once you enable Auto-Boost for your listing(s), it will continue running until you disable it or if there are insufficient Universal Credits in your balance.
Yes, you will have the option to cancel your Auto-Boost from your Listing Management page. Click on “Boost” on your selected listing. A pop-up will appear, click “Deactivate Auto-Boost” to cancel the Auto-Boost.
I already have an active Boost listing, can I activate ‘Auto-Boost’? #
Yes, you can activate Auto-Boost from the Listing Management page. Click on “Boost”. A popup appears, click on ‘”Switch to Auto-Boost”.
Another pop-up will appear. Simply click on “Confirm” to activate Auto-Boost.
‘Auto-Boost’ will be activated for that particular listing and the listing will Auto-Boost when the current Boost that is running expires. Universal Credits will only be charged when the listing Boost or Auto-Boost.
What happens if my listing expires while I have ‘Auto-Boost’ activated? #
This question is not applicable as your listing expiry date will be extended by another 60 days whenever your listing re-Boost every 7 days.
Will I be charged Universal Credits whenever I activate or deactivate Auto-Boost multiple times? #
No, there are no Universal Credits charged for activating or deactivating Auto-Boost multiple times. Clicking on Auto-Boost only means that the listing will automatically renew Boost when the present Boost expires.
Universal Credits are only charged when the Boost is renewed on the listing in a week’s time.
What if I activate and deactivate Auto-Boost on the same day? #
You can activate and deactivate ‘Auto-Boost’ as many times as you want. It will only take effect based on whether it is activated or not on the day of the expiry of the current active Boost.
If it is active, then the listing will re-Boost, and ‘Auto-Boost’ will be switched on. If it is deactivated, then the listing will not re-Boost and ‘Auto-Boost’ will be switched off.
Can I repost my listings while I have ‘Auto-Boost’ activated? #
Yes, you can.
How would I know if my ‘Auto-Boost’ has stopped? #
To check on your ‘Auto-Boost’ status, please go to AgentNet > My Listings.
How much does it cost to Auto-Boost a listing? #
The number of Universal Credits required to Auto-Boost a listing is determined by Dynamic Pricing and will always be shown before you confirm your Auto-Boost.
The amount of Universal Credits needed to Auto-Boost a listing for ‘new’ or ‘repost’ for both ‘sale’ and ‘rent’ (Residential & Commercial Listing) will be calculated by Dynamic Pricing which takes into account competition and listing supply by property type, location and project.
This means the Universal Credits required may vary depending on market conditions, helping deliver the most effective exposure for your listing.
You may refer to your Universal Credits Consumption Report to know how many Universal Credits were deducted for Auto-Boost.
You will be able to locate it under the “Reports” section on AgentNet