Comra is a Swedish company that turns static listing photos into a short cinematic video with automated camera movement and your branding on top, and publishes a Hemnet link for the Swedish portal. Avenue 510 covers that same video job and adds photo enhancement, virtual staging, and real estate scripts, so one subscription handles the whole content week for a listing.
Comra does one thing and does it quickly: you upload listing photos, and it returns a short video with camera movement and a logo, in roughly 3 minutes. If that is the entire job you need done, it is a reasonable place to look.
Pick Comra if you list on Hemnet or work in the Nordic market and want fast photo-to-video with a shareable link. Pick Avenue 510 if the video is one piece of a week that also needs enhanced photos, virtual staging, hooks, and captions, all drawing from a single pool of credits.
Speed is the first thing worth conceding. Comra generates a video in about 3 minutes and does not ask you to know anything about editing, which matters on a Tuesday when a seller wants something live before the weekend open house. The workflow is upload, generate, share, and the shareable link at the end keeps the handoff to a client or a social post short.
The second strength is focus. Comra ships one clear product and the clarity shows: custom branding and a logo on the output, sunset and twilight treatment for the source images, and up to five re-animations per image if the first camera move is not the one you wanted, without a menu of unrelated tools to learn first.
The third is the native Hemnet integration, which generates a direct video link for the Swedish portal. For an agent in Stockholm, Gothenburg, or anywhere that lists on Hemnet, that is a real edge, and Avenue 510 does not match it. We export MLS-ready video in 16:9, 9:16, 4:5, and 3:4, but we do not publish a portal-specific link for Hemnet.
What each platform ships today. Verified November 2026 from each product's public pages.
Published monthly list prices for a single agent. Both companies publish, so none of these are estimates.
Comra produces a video when you have a property to make one from. Content Studio produces three finished posts every morning whether or not you do: one photo post, one carousel and one vertical video, written for the market, the audiences and the voice you set up once, and delivered by auto mode overnight. They come with the plan rather than drawing on credits. That is the half of the content week a per-video tool structurally cannot reach, because there is no listing to animate.
A listing needs more than a video. It needs the photos fixed before the video is built, a staged version of the empty living room, a hook for the reel, and a caption for the post. With Comra you get the video, and the rest happens somewhere else. With Avenue 510, Video Studio, Image Studio, and Script Studio draw from one monthly credit pool: Solo gives you 300 credits, Studio 1100, Signature 1900.
A video tour is built from your photos, so a gray sky or a cluttered kitchen shows up in every frame. Image Studio fixes that first with sky replacement, twilight conversion, decluttering, and HDR. Edits output at 2K by default and up to 4K on any edit, at 2 credits for 2K and 4 credits for 4K. Comra offers sunset and twilight treatment on the source images, which covers one slice of that work.
Vacant listings sit longer when buyers cannot picture the rooms, and Image Studio handles virtual staging inside the same credit pool as everything else. Script Studio then writes the hooks, short-form scripts, and captions for the post, and it costs zero credits, so writing the copy never eats into the budget you need for video.
Media Library holds every generated and uploaded asset in one spot, synced across devices. When a seller asks for the 9:16 version of last month's tour, or you need the twilight image from the listing before, you open one library instead of hunting through downloads.
Comra publishes its pricing, and the unit it sells is a finished video rather than a seat. Free is $0 for 2 watermarked videos a month that expire if unused. Essential is $59 a month for 3 videos, with extras at $21 each. Growth is $99 a month for 6 videos, with extras at $17 each, and is marked best value. An Enterprise tier is quoted. Paid plans carry no watermark and unused videos roll forward indefinitely. All of it excludes VAT.
Avenue 510 is $0 for Free, $97 for Solo, $297 for Studio and $497 for Signature. Every paid plan starts with a 7-day trial and a card is required to begin it, which is a real difference from Comra's no-card free tier. Inside a plan a tour clip costs 9 credits, a standard six-clip tour costs 54, an Image Studio edit costs 2 credits at 2K or 4 at 4K, and Script Studio costs nothing on any plan.
The comparison that matters is Growth at $99 against Solo at $97, because the prices are almost identical and what they buy is not. Growth is 6 finished videos a month, and the examples on their own site run 7 to 8 seconds from 3 images. Solo is 300 credits, which is about 5 full six-clip tours or 150 photo edits or any mix, plus three finished social posts every morning and unlimited scripts.
Below that, Essential at $59 for 3 videos a month is cheaper than anything we sell, and for an agent who needs three short clips and nothing else it is the right purchase. Their free tier is also more generous than ours in the one way that counts for trying a product: 2 videos a month with no card, against our 2 watermarked image edits and 2 watermarked tour previews as lifetime totals.
If you list on Hemnet, Comra is the better fit today. The native link generation removes a step that we simply do not offer, and a 3-minute photo-to-video turnaround with your logo on it is enough for agents whose only gap is getting a clip out the door.
It also suits an agent who wants to try something with no card on file and no commitment, and who already has photo editing and copywriting handled elsewhere. If video is the only missing piece, a focused tool built for exactly that is a sensible choice.
Yes. Comra is a dedicated real estate tool that turns listing photos into short cinematic videos with automated camera movement and your branding, aimed at faster social and portal marketing.
No. Comra generates direct video links for Hemnet, which is a genuine advantage for Nordic and European agents. Avenue 510 exports MLS-ready video in 16:9, 9:16, 4:5, and 3:4 but does not generate a Hemnet-specific link.
Comra publishes it: Free at $0 for 2 watermarked videos a month, Essential at $59 for 3 videos, Growth at $99 for 6, and an Enterprise tier by quote, with extra videos at $21 or $17 and VAT on top. Avenue 510 is Free at $0, Solo at $97, Studio at $297 and Signature at $497. Growth and Solo sit two dollars apart, so the question is not the price but what each one buys for it.
Yes. Image Studio handles virtual staging, sky replacement, twilight, decluttering, and HDR, at 2K by default and up to 4K on any edit. Video Studio builds the cinematic tours, and Script Studio writes hooks and captions at zero credit cost.
Yes. Every Avenue 510 plan starts with a 7-day trial, and a card is required to begin it. Comra's trial does not require a card, so that is a point in its favor if you want a no-commitment test.
A listing video is built from your photos, so the photos have to be right before the video starts.
Start a 7-day trial and run one listing through Image Studio, Video Studio, and Script Studio from a single credit pool.