Portals own your leads; your own site should bring buyers and sellers to you.
Several agents, many listings and leads that must reach the right person.
A project site with floor plans, availability and reservations.
Rentals, applications and owner reports in one place.
Buying a home starts online — and photos and details decide who gets the call.
of buyers took looking online for properties as their very first step in the home search.
of buyers found the home they purchased on the internet; 29% through an agent.
of buyers who used the internet rated photos “very useful”; 79% said the same of detailed property information.
of buyers used a mobile phone or tablet in their search.
of buyers still purchased through an agent — 40% found theirs through a referral, the rest had to choose.
Put your monthly volume into the calculator and see hours and dollars.
The path of one buyer from a Google search to a booked viewing with your agent.
A buyer searches for homes in a neighbourhood and lands on your area page.
FindCurrent listings come from your IDX feed with photos, prices and maps.
FindBig photos, floor plan, virtual tour, schools and commute.
FindThe buyer saves the search or a home and leaves an email.
AskA viewing request with a preferred time, straight from the property page.
AskSellers asking for a valuation go to the listing agent; buyers to the buyer’s agent.
AskThe lead, the home and the source are saved in your CRM.
AskThe buyer gets a confirmation; the agent gets the details on the phone.
ShowWhen a matching home is listed, the buyer gets it first.
FollowAfter the deal, the client is asked for a review.
FollowA real estate website shows your listings from the MLS with big photos, maps and full details, captures buyers and sellers with saved searches, viewing requests and valuations, and sends every lead to the right agent and your CRM. Neighbourhood pages bring in people searching your area.
Most home searches start online, half of buyers find their home on the internet and photos are what they value most. An agency with its own fast, beautiful site keeps those buyers instead of handing them to a portal.
Leads of your own, faster replies, buyers who get new homes from you first and sellers who find you when they search for a valuation.
Typical minutes per lead for a small agency. Your own numbers go into the calculator below.
Based on 22 min by hand and 1.8 min with the new site per item, from the table above.
Listings, alerts and scheduling run by themselves. Advice and negotiation stay with your agents.
The site gives a range; the agent gives the real price advice.
Agents meet buyers and show the home in person.
Offers and terms are handled by people, not forms.
Your local knowledge and sold homes are what the site shows off.
Flip a switch to hand a step to the site or take it back.
Buyers search your listings on your own site, sellers ask you for a valuation, and every lead reaches the right agent in seconds.
Goals, audience and the pages that matter — a written scope and a fixed price before any design starts.
Layouts on your real content, desktop and phone, with a preview link you can share.
A fast, editable site: forms, integrations, SEO basics and analytics, tested on real devices.
Go-live, redirects and Search Console, then updates, backups and monitoring if you want us to stay.
Yes, through an IDX feed from your MLS. Listings update automatically and stay compliant with the MLS display rules.
Yes. Saved searches, viewing requests and valuations go straight into Follow Up Boss, kvCORE, Lofty or the CRM you use.
Yes. Every agent gets a page with listings, sold homes and reviews, and leads from it go to them.
Yes. Area guides with schools, prices and listings are the pages that rank and bring buyers to your site rather than a portal.
Yes. Matterport tours, videos and floor plans can be embedded on every property page.
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