For real estate agents
Sellers size up agents online before a single one gets a call.
A sign in the yard and a face on a bench still matter. But the moment your name comes up, it gets typed into a phone. What loads next decides whether you make the shortlist or get scrolled past.
- Your recent sales shown like the proof they are
- Home valuation requests that land straight in your inbox
- Tap to call and text, so the fastest agent wins the lead
- Found on Google and AI when buyers search your area
The first thing they check
Three answers your customer wants before they choose you.
Have you sold homes like mine?
Your recent sales, grouped by neighborhood and price, with photos that show the kind of home you actually move. A seller wants proof you have done it on their street, at their number. Show the track record up front and the listing appointment is half won before you ring the bell.
What is my home worth, and what is for sale?
A simple way to ask for a valuation and a clean look at active listings, both answered without a phone call first. Buyers browse, sellers get curious about their number, and either way the next step lands in your inbox with a name and a property attached.
How fast can I reach you?
Real estate runs on speed. The agent who answers first usually wins, so your phone, your text line, and a short contact form sit where a thumb already rests. No buried number, no contact page three clicks deep. A lead that has to hunt for you is a lead already texting someone else.
You get one person who sweats the details.
No agency, no account managers, no handoffs. I design, build, host, and maintain the whole site myself, and I sweat the details, so it is as sharp as the work you put your name on.
Be the first agent on this page.
This is a design built for real estate, not a client I am dressing up as proof. Sign on and yours becomes the real site shown here, with your sales, your market, and your name on it.
$0
down to start
$200
a month, all in
2 to 3
weeks to live
Common questions
The questions owners ask before they start.
It is $0 down and $200 a month, with design, hosting, security, and edits all included. No setup fee and no contract games. You get a custom site built around your sold listings and your market, and the price stays flat whether you add one new sale a month or a dozen.
About two to three weeks from our first call. You tell me your market, share your recent sales and a few photos, and I handle design, build, and launch. One person moves it from idea to live, so there is no agency timeline and no project that drags while listings come and go.
Yes. Every page is built for local SEO and for answer engines like Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT, with clean structure and plain answers about your area and your sales. So when someone searches realtor near me, or asks an assistant who sells homes in your town, your name is in the running.
Yes. A simple valuation request sits one tap from every page, so a curious seller can hand you their address and ask what their home is worth without a phone call first. The lead lands in your inbox with a name and a property attached, and you reach out already knowing what they want.
You text or email me when a home closes and send the photos, and I post it, usually the same day. You never touch code, hosting, or a clunky listing tool. You stay out showing homes and closing deals while your recent sales stay fresh and the proof keeps stacking up online.
Straight answers before you spend a dollar.
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Pricing
How much should a local business website cost?
What it really costs to build and run, monthly versus buyout, and what the price should include.
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The service
What the website plan covers
Design, hosting, security, and the edits that get handled for you, all for one flat price.
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Resources
More straight answers
Plain guides for local business owners, written for you and not for other agencies.
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You list and sell. I will handle the website.
Tell me your market and how you work. You get a straight answer on cost and a site live in about two to three weeks.