What an agent website has to do
Most buyers and sellers find an agent somewhere else first: a portal, a referral, a sign on a lawn. Then they look up the agent's own website before they call. That visit decides whether they pick up the phone or keep scrolling.
In that moment your site has three jobs. Show that you know the area. Show that you are a real person they would like to work with. Make reaching you take one tap. Many agent sites fail that check for simple reasons: they are slow on a phone, they send listing searches off to a portal, they hide the phone number, or they look like every other template in town.
What we build
- A homepage that says who you serve and where, in the first screen
- IDX listing search styled to match your brand, so buyers stay on your site
- A home valuation page that turns curious homeowners into seller leads
- Community and neighborhood pages written around your market
- One-tap call and text on every page, and a contact form that says when you will reply
- On-page SEO, Google Analytics 4 and Search Console set up from day one
Every site is designed from scratch around your brand. We don't resell a template with your logo swapped in, and the finished site, domain and content belong to you.
How a build runs
- Free audit of your current site, and a call about your market and goals
- Design: you review the homepage and key pages before anything is built
- Build: we connect IDX search, forms, lead alerts and analytics
- Launch: we connect your domain, test on real phones and show you how to edit the site
Essential sites go live in about 5 days, Growth builds in about 7 days and Signature builds in about 2 weeks. You get a launch date before we start.
Who this is for
Solo agents launching their first proper website, established agents whose site no longer reflects their business, and small teams that want one brand with a page for every agent.
If you run a large brokerage with dozens of agents and complex back-office systems, we are probably not the right fit, and we will tell you so on the first call.