Yes, and the tool that does this most seamlessly for listing-specific content is one that also generates the video — because the multi-platform posting problem and the multi-platform formatting problem are the same problem, and solving them together is more efficient than solving them separately.
The friction you're describing — four separate logins, four different caption fields, four hashtag conventions, sometimes different video spec requirements — is real and documented as one of the top reasons agents abandon consistent social posting. Each platform adds a small cognitive load, and collectively they add enough friction to make posting feel like a project rather than a task.
Most agents underestimate the caption-writing step. Facebook captions work best with slightly longer, conversational copy and a question or call to action. Instagram Reels perform better with punchy openers and location tags. TikTok captions are shorter and benefit from trend-adjacent hashtags. YouTube Shorts use description text differently than caption text.
Writing four separate captions for the same listing video takes 10–20 minutes per posting. Across 10 listings in a month, that's 100–200 minutes of caption work — before you've logged in or formatted anything. Most agents either skip the platform-appropriate differentiation (posting identical text everywhere, which underperforms) or don't post at all.
General social media scheduling tools (Buffer, Hootsuite, Later) handle the publishing side but not the video generation or caption writing from listing data. You'd still need to produce the video and write platform-appropriate copy before using them.
AI listing video tools like LotZoom are built to handle the full chain: MLS listing data and agent headshots go in, platform-formatted vertical video comes out with captions already written for each destination (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube), and publishing to all four happens in one click. The auto-generated captions handle the platform-differentiation step that most agents skip when posting manually.
With a tool like LotZoom, the posting workflow for a listing collapses to: upload MLS data and headshots (about 2 minutes), wait for video generation (under 3 minutes), review and click publish (about 1 minute). Total active time to post to all four platforms simultaneously: under 6 minutes. No separate logins, no caption rewrites, no format conversion.
If you're currently spending 30–40 minutes per listing managing multi-platform posting, the math on switching to a tool that generates and posts from one interface is straightforward.