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The real-estate closing gift that lasts all year.

Gift baskets are gone in a week. Tidings keeps your name on your home buyer's dashboard for a full year — every filter change, every gutter reminder, gifted by you.

Gift your first clientSee how it works
One email to set up Zero work for you Your client is never auto-charged

What your client sees, all year

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Your Tidings Pro is a gift from Jane Doe
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Tidings Pro
Gifted by Jane Doe

On their dashboard, in the sidebar, and on their billing page — quiet, constant, yours.

Four steps, two minutes of your time

No portal to learn, no inventory to manage. We handle the setup; you hand over the gift.

1
Say hello
Email us and we set up your personal gift link — tasks.house/g/your-name. Setup takes about two minutes, and we handle everything behind it.
2
Hand over the gift
Text or email your link to your client. It carries your name, so the gift is unmistakably from you.
3
They claim it themselves
One click, a short sign-up, and their gifted year applies automatically. No promo code to type, no card required from them.
4
You're there all year
Your name and brokerage sit on their dashboard, sidebar, and billing page for the whole year — with a Contact link straight to you.

A gift they'll actually use

Your client gets the full Tidings Pro plan, built around the exact home you just closed for them.

A plan tuned to their home
Seasonal maintenance matched to their local climate — gutters before freeze-up, AC before summer.
Manufacturer-exact schedules
They register their appliances; Tidings attaches each unit's recommended service intervals.
A simple monthly digest
One email a month with what's due and what's done. No spam — for them or from you.

Curious what their first weeks look like? Read the client-side guide: You've been gifted Tidings.

Still weighing options? Compare the usual candidates: Closing gift ideas for real estate agents.

What happens after the year — honestly

A gift that ends in a surprise charge reflects on you. So it can't.

Never auto-charged
Your client's gifted year has no card on file. Nothing renews behind their back — full stop.
A clear heads-up
In the final 60 days they see a note inside Tidings with a one-time continuation offer. Their choice, one click.
Or you renew them
Cover their next year and stay on their dashboard — the follow-up gift that lands right before they start thinking about referrals.

Agent questions, answered

What's a good closing gift for a home buyer?

The classics — gift baskets, wine, engraved cutting boards — are opened once and gone or shelved within a month. A good closing gift is one your client keeps using: with Tidings you're giving a year of their new home's maintenance, planned for that exact house, with your name on it the whole time. It works as client appreciation later on, too — you can gift any client, not just this month's closing.

How do I set up a gift?

Email support@tasks.house. We create your personal gift link and take care of everything behind it — there's no subscription or minimum, and you can gift one closing at a time, as you go.

Will my client ever be charged automatically?

No — never. Their gifted year has no card on file, so nothing can auto-renew. Near the end of the year they see a clear note inside Tidings with a one-time continuation offer they can choose to accept. Or you can cover their next year and stay on their dashboard — just email us.

What does my client actually get?

A full year of Tidings Pro at no cost to them: a maintenance schedule tuned to their exact home and climate, manufacturer-specific tasks for their appliances, reminders, service history, and a monthly digest.

Is this allowed as a closing gift?

Gift rules vary by brokerage and state. Most agents treat Tidings like any other closing gift, but we're not your compliance department — check with your broker if you're unsure.

Are closing gifts tax-deductible for real estate agents?

Often, yes — many realtors deduct client gifts as a business expense. But the IRS caps how much of each client gift is deductible, and how a gifted subscription is treated depends on your situation. We're not tax advisors: check with your accountant before you count on the deduction.

Can I gift more than one client?

Yes. Each client gets their own gift and their own claim — tell us how many you need and we'll set you up.

The mechanics in more detail: For agents: gifting Tidings to your clients

Be the name they remember in year five.

One email starts it. We'll set up your gift link and have you ready for your next closing today.

Gift your first client

support@tasks.house · no subscription, no minimum