A realtor website that's yours, not your brokerage's

Brokerage profile pages look the same for every agent and disappear if you switch firms. Your own real estate website builds a brand you keep: your neighborhoods, your listings, your reviews, and lead capture that sends inquiries straight to you.

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The pages

What a realtor site needs

Listing searchIDX integration through your MLS-approved provider, so visitors can browse listings on your site.
Neighborhood pagesGenuine local guides for the areas you work in: schools information from official sources, amenities, housing styles, your sold homes there.
Seller lead captureA "what's my home worth" request that leads to your personal valuation, not a fake instant number.
Buyer and seller guidesStep-by-step process pages that show expertise and capture interested contacts.
Your story and reviewsBio, photo, credentials and real testimonials from clients.
Compliance detailsBrokerage name and license information as required, and the fair housing logo or statement where expected.

How we start

Audit first, then a fixed price

Free audit videoA review of your current site, profiles and online reputation.

Strategy callWe agree on neighborhoods, lead capture and IDX setup.

Fixed-price proposalOne clear price, with a design preview before the build.

What's included

Custom, mobile-first website
IDX integration setup
Neighborhood and guide pages
Lead capture forms
SEO foundations

First stepFree audit video

PricingFixed-price proposal

FAQ

Realtor website questions

Do I need my own website if my brokerage gives me one?

A brokerage page is a good start, but your own site builds a brand and contact list that stay with you if you ever change firms.

What is IDX and do I need it?

IDX lets you show MLS listings on your site. It keeps buyers on your website instead of sending them to large portals, and usually requires an approved IDX provider subscription.

Do home valuation forms work?

They're effective for seller leads when honest: promise a personal market analysis, not an instant exact value.

How much does a realtor website cost?

Every project is quoted as one fixed price after a free audit; IDX provider fees are separate. See Website design cost.

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