Westby converts a listing URL into a professional narrated video tour with cinematic motion, voiceover, and music. Used by agents at Keller Williams, RE/MAX, Coldwell Banker, Century 21. Avenue 510 covers the same job plus the rest of your content stack from one subscription.
Westby's positioning is unusually focused: paste a listing URL, get a complete narrated video tour. The platform extracts photos and property details from the URL automatically, then generates cinematic motion clips with professional voiceover and music. The named brokerage adoption (Keller Williams, RE/MAX, Coldwell Banker, Century 21) signals real distribution. For agents who'd otherwise spend hours producing a listing video, the URL-to-video workflow is genuinely fast.
Pick Westby if you want the fastest possible URL-to-narrated-video workflow with no manual asset selection. Pick Avenue 510 if you also want video tours and scripts under one subscription, with the same staging capability built in.
Westby's URL-to-video workflow is the simplest video production model in this comparison. Paste the listing URL; Westby extracts photos and property details; generates cinematic motion clips; adds professional voiceover; adds music; produces a downloadable HD video. The full workflow with no manual asset selection is meaningfully faster than upload-based competitors.
Auto-extraction from listing URLs handles a real friction point: most video tools require manual photo upload, which forces the agent to download photos from MLS first, then re-upload. Westby's URL ingestion eliminates that step. Professional voiceover bundled with the video adds a production polish layer most competitors require the agent to source separately.
The named brokerage adoption (Keller Williams, RE/MAX, Coldwell Banker, Century 21) signals that brokerages have evaluated and approved the tool, which de-risks adoption for agents at those firms.
What each platform actually ships today.
Westby is a URL-to-narrated-video tool. Avenue 510 ships video tours as one capability in a multi-lane content platform (image, video, scripts, templates). For agents whose weekly content extends beyond video, Avenue 510 absorbs multiple subscriptions Westby doesn't address.
Virtual staging, sky replacement, twilight conversion, HDR, object removal. Avenue 510 Image Studio handles all of these in addition to video. Westby focuses on video output only.
Westby generates voiceover for the video. Avenue 510 Script Studio writes complete short-form video scripts (hook + script + caption) for any post (Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram captions), not just video tours. For agents producing content across formats, Script Studio addresses a broader need.
Avenue 510 publishes every tier. Westby's homepage advertises 'Simple, transparent pricing' as a section heading but doesn't disclose specific tier prices. For comparison shopping, Avenue 510 is easier to evaluate.
Westby's homepage doesn't publish specific pricing tiers. The platform offers 'Get Started Free' calls-to-action linking to a submission flow, but trial terms, duration, and limitations aren't disclosed.
Avenue 510 publishes every tier: Free at $0/mo, Solo at $97/mo, Studio at $297/mo, Signature at $497/mo. For agents shopping per-month value, Avenue 510 is easier to evaluate.
- Agent who wants the fastest possible URL-to-narrated-video workflow: Westby's URL ingestion is the most streamlined option.
- Agent at one of the named brokerages (Keller Williams, RE/MAX, Coldwell Banker, Century 21, etc.) already using Westby: Continue with Westby; adoption is already in place.
- Working agent producing video, image edits, scripts, and templates: Avenue 510 absorbs more capabilities.
- Team lead with shared content production: Avenue 510 Studio.
- Brokerage marketing coordinator: Avenue 510 Signature with Manager Dashboard.
Westby's URL-to-narrated-video workflow is the most streamlined video production model in this comparison. For agents whose primary content output is per-listing narrated video (and who want zero manual asset selection), Westby is genuinely fast. The named brokerage adoption (Keller Williams, RE/MAX, Coldwell Banker, Century 21) de-risks the tool for agents at those firms.
For working agents whose weekly content extends beyond per-listing video tours, and for any agent comparing per-month value across multiple platforms with transparent pricing, Avenue 510's broader content coverage and published tiers fit the broader content week better.
Avenue 510 imports listing photos and data from Zillow via URL ingestion (populates a property workspace). From there, the agent assembles a video tour in Video Studio with chosen aspect ratio and camera movements. Westby's model is more automated end-to-end: URL goes in, complete narrated video comes out, without the agent assembling clips.
Westby bundles professional AI voiceover with every video. Avenue 510 doesn't include auto-generated voiceover; Script Studio writes the narration script and voiceover is the agent's choice (own voice or external service). For agents who specifically want bundled AI voiceover, Westby has the integrated workflow.
Yes. The platforms have no technical conflict. Some agents use Westby for fast per-listing narrated video and Avenue 510 for the broader weekly content workflow (scripts, image edits).
Not on the homepage. The platform shows 'Simple, transparent pricing' as a section heading but doesn't disclose specific tier prices in the content we extracted. Avenue 510 publishes every plan tier directly on the pricing page.
Avenue 510 ships four content lanes (image + video + scripts + templates). Westby focuses on video tours from listing URLs. For agents whose content week includes more than per-listing video, Avenue 510 absorbs multiple subscriptions.