Real Estate Agents / HubLA County and Orange County
Websites for real estate agents.
We build your site before the first meeting, then customize it with your real name, services and reviews. Approve it and go live the same day. From $1,500 to own it outright, or $500 down and $49/mo.
Buyers judge the agent by the website before they ever call. A brokerage-template page with your headshot in a grid says replaceable. Your own site with your own listings says established.
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Without listing search on your site, every visitor you earn finishes their browsing on Zillow, next to ads for other agents. We can add live MLS listing search (IDX) so they search, save, and inquire without leaving your site.
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Sellers want proof before they sign. A sold gallery with real addresses and outcomes closes listing appointments better than any slogan.
What we build for real estate agents.
Listing pages with full galleries and video
Live MLS search on your own domain
A sold record with real addresses
Buyer and seller guides that capture the inquiry
Automated follow-up on saved searches
Ads on your farm area
Every buyer starts on Zillow and every seller Googles you before returning your call. Your website is not competing with other agents’ websites. It competes with the portals by being about you and your specific market.
The core of the site is proof. Sold properties with real addresses, real photos, and what you did for the client. A neighborhood section showing you know the streets you farm. Your production, your credentials, your brokerage, stated plainly. Sellers read this page the night before they interview you.
For buyers, live MLS search on your own domain (IDX) lets visitors search listings, save favorites, and inquire without leaving your site, so the lead comes to you instead of being auctioned to whoever pays Zillow the most that month.
We also build the machinery brokerage templates leave out: a lead capture flow that texts you instantly, home-valuation landing pages for seller farming, neighborhood pages that rank for the areas you work, and a design that looks like a boutique brand.
A film, not a brochure. The hero is real video over a hillside estate, every listing gets its own page, and booking a consultation takes one click. Built to carry live MLS listing search (IDX) so buyers browse on the agent’s site instead of Zillow.
From $1,500 to own the Standard build outright, which covers up to five pages for your sold work, your neighborhoods, and a lead capture flow. If you would rather lease it, that is $500 down and $49 a month and we handle hosting and upkeep. Signature is from $2,500 to own, or $1,500 down and $99 a month, when you want IDX search, valuation landing pages, and custom scoping. Your domain is registered to you either way. On an owned site, care plans are $25, $49, or $99 a month, or 20 percent less paid yearly, first month included.
The site is built before we meet. You look at it, tell us what to change, and it goes live, generally the same day. If you want IDX search wired in, add a few days for the feed approval, which is on the provider rather than on us.
Yes, and it is free visibility most agents skip. We set the profile up as a real estate agent listing, match it to the site, list the areas you farm, and load listing photos, so your name has something to show when a seller searches it before the listing appointment.
That is the point of it. Live MLS search on your own domain lets buyers search, save favorites, and inquire without bouncing back to a portal, so the lead reaches you instead of being auctioned. Home valuation pages do the same on the seller side, and both text you the moment someone submits.
A brokerage template is a franchise page with your headshot dropped in, and you lose it when you move brokerages. A site on your own domain is yours, it can rank for the neighborhoods you farm, and it looks like a boutique brand rather than one agent inside a national grid.
Yes, and that is the strongest page on an agent site. Real sold properties with real photos and what you did for the client, plus neighborhood pages showing you know the streets, is what a seller reads the night before they interview you.