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Every open house gives you a list of people who might buy a home or hire you, and the sign-in sheet is how you capture it. If yours is a loose page on the kitchen counter, names get missed, the pen disappears, and you spend Monday trying to read handwriting. The best open house sign-in sheets and clipboards cost very little. The five supplies below run from $7.99 to $59.99, and each one fixes a small problem that shows up at a real showing.
Sooez Clipboard with Storage: $7.99
The Sooez clipboard holds letter-size sign-in sheets and has a built-in case for your pen and spare forms. Nothing slides off the counter, and extra sheets stay with you between showings. It's the cheapest item here and the easiest one to say yes to.
G&F Disposable Shoe Covers, 100 Pack: $14.29
These slip-resistant shoe covers come as 50 pairs, so one box lasts through a lot of weekends. They protect the seller's floors, and they tell buyers you take care of the house. Keep a box by the door with the sign-in clipboard.
HIIMEI Brochure & Business Card Holder: $25.89
The HIIMEI acrylic holders keep flyers and business cards upright instead of in a messy stack. The pack includes two, so one holds listing flyers and the other holds your cards. Buyers can grab what they want without digging, and you don't need to buy separate stands.
Retractable Roll Up Banner Stand: $59.99
This aluminum banner stand sets up in seconds and packs away just as fast. It ships without printing, so you'll need to design your own insert. The 33" x 81" size gives you a professional-looking sign at the door. It's a nice-to-have, not a requirement, but it works well if you want the same branding at every showing.
hohem iSteady X3 SE Phone Gimbal: $54.99
The hohem iSteady X3 SE is a 3-axis gimbal that smooths out walkthrough video from your phone. That helps if you're building video into your listing marketing. It's also a nice-to-have, but at $54.99 it costs far less than hiring a videographer for every house.
What to buy first
If you're starting from nothing, buy the clipboard and the shoe covers. Together they cost about $22 and cover the two things every open house needs: a way to capture names and a way to protect the floors. Add the holders when you want a cleaner table. Save the banner and gimbal for when you're ready to invest in marketing.
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