The flat you want is rented by the first caller
Rental search in a busy city is a speed game with brutal rules: a fairly-priced apartment in a good district collects fifty calls on day one, the viewing goes to the first three, and everyone else reads "no longer available". Refreshing listing sites between meetings is how you stay in the "everyone else" group.
Point mxsender at your rental search β district, rooms, budget β and it will watch around the clock and ping your Telegram the moment a new flat is published. You call while the listing is minutes old.
βSet it up in two minutes
- Define the search precisely
On DOM.RIA or OLX real estate: city and districts, number of rooms, price range, whether agencies are okay or owners only. Honest filters keep every alert worth a call.
- Sort newest first
Real-estate portals push promoted agency listings on top by default. Newest-first sorting is the difference between seeing the market and seeing ads.
- Paste the URL into the bot
mxsender confirms the search and watches it continuously β evenings, weekends, the 8 a.m. wave of fresh listings.
- Go for Instant speed
Rentals are the most time-critical use case there is. Minutes decide who views and who keeps searching β Instant (Pro) is built for this.
π‘Tips that make it work better
- ποΈOne monitor per district bundle β Searching three districts at two budgets? Split them into separate monitors so you instantly see which area fired and can prioritize.
- π΅Call first, message as backup β When the alert arrives: call. If no answer, send a short message with your situation (who you are, move-in date, no pets/with pets). Then call again in 20 minutes.
- π§³Prepare the viewing kit β Have documents, deposit and references ready before the hunt. Speed gets you the viewing; readiness wins the flat at the viewing.
βFrequently asked questions
Does this work for buying property too?
Yes β point the bot at a sale search instead of a rental one. Underpriced apartments for sale move just as fast as rentals.
Can I exclude agency listings?
If the site's search supports an owners-only filter, set it before copying the URL β the bot monitors exactly what your link shows.
I keep getting alerts for flats outside my budget. Why?
Check that the price filter is actually in the URL β set it on the site, re-copy the link, and update the monitor. The bot mirrors your search, nothing more.