How much does a realtor website cost?

A solo-agent brand site is one of the leaner builds we do and fits our entry tier; team sites with IDX and neighborhood content land a tier up. Current tiers are on the pricing page, and the cost estimator gives you a range in two minutes.

Can you integrate IDX so listings show on my site?

Yes. We integrate IDX providers like IDX Broker or iHomefinder so MLS listings render on your domain, styled to match the rest of the site, instead of bouncing visitors out to a portal.

Can I actually outrank Zillow?

For addresses and listing searches, nobody does. The winnable layer is everything the portals answer badly: neighborhood guides, living-here content, and your own name and team brand. That is where an owned site earns its keep.

What happens to the site if I switch brokerages?

It moves with you. You own the domain, the content, and every lead it has ever captured; swapping brokerage logos and compliance text is a small edit, not a rebuild.

Industries

Websites for real estate agents and teams.

Real estate agent websites that build your brand instead of your broker's: neighborhood pages that rank, IDX that keeps buyers on your domain, and seller funnels you own outright.

Approach: Custom build · no templates
Timeline: 4 – 10 weeks typical

Zillow owns the listings. You own the relationship.

Buyers start on the portals and there is no changing that. Sellers are different: they pick a person, and they research that person the way they research any big decision, reading reviews, checking sold homes, and sizing up the site behind the name on the yard sign. An agent site that looks like a brokerage handout loses that audition quietly.

So the build centers on proof and neighborhoods. A sold gallery with real outcomes does the convincing, neighborhood guides rank for the searches portals answer badly, IDX keeps listing browsers on your domain, and valuation funnels capture sellers while they are still deciding. Realtor builds sit inside our broader real estate practice.

Where most sites fail

What goes wrong in realtors sites, and how we fix it.

Problem
Your web presence is a profile page on the brokerage's site

What we build
A personal-brand site you own that follows you to any brokerage
Problem
Template IDX sites look like every other agent in the market

What we build
Custom design built around you, your market, and your track record
Problem
Zillow outranks you for everything, including your own listings

What we build
Neighborhood and community pages that rank where portals are weakest
Problem
Seller leads give their address to whichever portal asked first

What we build
Home-valuation funnels on your own domain with instant lead alerts
Problem
Your sold homes live in the MLS where no future client sees them

What we build
A sold gallery that turns your track record into visible proof

Common modules

Typical features in realtors sites.

IDX / MLS listing integration
Neighborhood + community guide pages
Home valuation lead capture
Sold gallery / track record archive
Buyer + seller guide funnels
Reviews aggregation (Google + Zillow)

Who we build for

Realtors clients that fit.

Solo agents building a personal brand
Teams inside a larger brokerage
Boutique + independent brokerages
Luxury + relocation specialists
New-construction + developer marketing
Commercial brokers

FAQ

Questions about realtors sites.

How much does a realtor website cost?

A solo-agent brand site is one of the leaner builds we do and fits our entry tier; team sites with IDX and neighborhood content land a tier up. Current tiers are on the pricing page, and the cost estimator gives you a range in two minutes.
Can you integrate IDX so listings show on my site?

Yes. We integrate IDX providers like IDX Broker or iHomefinder so MLS listings render on your domain, styled to match the rest of the site, instead of bouncing visitors out to a portal.
Can I actually outrank Zillow?

For addresses and listing searches, nobody does. The winnable layer is everything the portals answer badly: neighborhood guides, living-here content, and your own name and team brand. That is where an owned site earns its keep.
What happens to the site if I switch brokerages?

It moves with you. You own the domain, the content, and every lead it has ever captured; swapping brokerage logos and compliance text is a small edit, not a rebuild.