See how aggregator bots and AI parse your real estate inventory
Listing sites are copied, summarised and compared constantly. SynthTrail shows which agents browse your inventory, which listings they open and how they move through search and detail pages.
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The problem: your inventory, someone else's page
Aggregators and assistants lift listings, prices and agent details, then present them elsewhere. You usually learn about it after the fact. Search pages and map views may also take heavy automated load.
What the trail shows
Each flagged session lists search pages, filters, listings opened, the speed between them and any contact-form submits. A sweep across every listing in an area looks very different from one assistant checking a single property.
Protect the contact path
Scripted form submits are flagged, and checks look for public data routes and exposed email addresses that agents can harvest.
What agencies and portals get
- Listings and searches agents open most
- Scripted contact-form activity flagged
- Many-email-on-one-page warnings
- Agent names and vendors when identified
Follow the trail on your own site
Paste one snippet and see the synthetic visitors that use your site. Card details are entered on Stripe, never on this site.
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