Driggs, Idaho · Teton County

Showing management software for Driggs listing agents

The west side of the Tetons below Grand Targhee, a resort market where a large share of homes are second homes that rent nightly. Showing Bell gives every listing you carry in Driggs its own scheduling link, lets your seller approve or decline from a text, and collects the feedback afterward without you asking twice.

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Resort and second-home listings

Selling a Driggs property that still rents nightly

The hard part in Driggs is not finding buyers. It is showing a home that is still earning. A guest checks out Sunday morning, cleaners come through, and a new guest arrives Thursday. Somewhere in that window is a showing, and nobody wants to be the agent who walks a buyer into an occupied unit.

Showing Bell connects to the property’s Airbnb or VRBO calendar feed directly. Booked nights block themselves on your showing calendar and stay blocked, without you re-checking the reservation calendar every morning. When a guest checks out, that evening opens automatically, because the checkout day is a showable day once the cleaners are through.

Turnover days get their own handling. If a guest leaves at eleven and another arrives at four, the page opens only that middle window, and everyone on the showing gets a heads-up that cleaners may still be on site. Your seller in another state never has to answer a text asking whether Thursday is free.

Owners who are not in Teton County

Most Driggs sellers are somewhere else when the showing request comes in. Approval is a single tap in a text message, so time zones and travel stop being the reason a request sits for a day.

How a Driggs showing runs

  1. The request comes in. A buyer’s agent opens your listing link, picks a time that fits the hours you set, and submits. They get a confirmation immediately so nobody is left wondering.
  2. Your seller decides. The request goes to whoever you chose: the seller, your team, or nobody at all if you set that listing to confirm automatically. Approve and decline are buttons in a text message.
  3. Everyone gets the details. On approval, the buyer’s agent, the seller, and your team all get a confirmation and a calendar invite. Entry instructions are released at this point and not before.
  4. Feedback comes back. After the showing ends, the agent is asked what the buyer thought of the home and the price, and whether an offer is likely. If they do not answer, they get asked again two days later and once more after four.

Nobody signs up but you. Your sellers and the agents booking your Driggs listings never create an account. That is the whole design. A tool your seller has to be taught is a tool you end up operating for them.

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Driggs showing questions

Does Showing Bell work with my MLS in Driggs?

It works alongside it, not through it. Showing Bell does not need an MLS integration or a lockbox system, so it works the same whether the property is on the MLS, a pocket listing, land, commercial, or new construction. You keep using your MLS for what it is for and hand out your Showing Bell link for scheduling.

Do my sellers in Driggs need to download anything?

No. Your seller gets a text and an email with an approve button and a decline button. Tapping one is the whole thing. There is no app, no account, and no password for sellers or for the buyer’s agents requesting showings.

What happens if my seller does not respond?

Showing Bell follows up on its own. The approver gets one reminder after four hours and one final reminder after eight, both inside daylight hours for the property’s local time. If your seller still has not answered the second one, you get told directly so you can make the call yourself from your dashboard.

Can I still enter a showing myself?

Yes. Anything you book from the dashboard runs the normal confirmation, calendar invite, and feedback flow. Agents who call you directly do not have to be talked into using a link.

How much does it cost for one Driggs listing?

Nine dollars and ninety-nine cents a month covers one active listing. Ten listings is $39 a month and thirty is $89. Every plan includes every feature and starts with a 30-day free trial.

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Start with one Driggs listing.

Create a scheduling link in a couple of minutes and send it to the next agent who calls. Nothing is charged for 30 days.

Solo plans start at $9.99 a month. No contracts. Cancel anytime.