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Your listings live on somebody else's website, next to your competition.

The board feed is where the buyer actually looks, and it puts three other agents beside every one of your listings. What you get in return is a template site with a headshot, a stock skyline, and a search box that hands the lead straight back to the portal. The renter and the buyer land on the same undifferentiated list, and the one thing that would win either of them — that you know four blocks in detail — is a paragraph nobody scrolls to.

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What we do differently

Every listing is a page on your domain
Its own photos, its own write-up, its own enquiry button — indexed under your name, not a portal's. The board feed still does its job; this is the version you can send, post and pay to promote.
Buying and renting split at the front door
A renter needs the lease term, what's included and the date it's free. A buyer needs the taxes, the lot and the closing. One merged list serves neither, so they get separate paths from the homepage down.
The enquiry arrives already qualified
The form carries the listing reference, whether they're buying, renting or selling, the budget band and the timeline. The first call is a conversation instead of an intake.
You are the product, so you're above the fold
A real photograph of you, the area you actually work, and how you handle an offer — not a carousel of houses that could be anyone's. People choose an agent before they choose a house.
A page per neighbourhood, not one per city
"Homes for sale in [city]" is a fight with the portals you will not win. "Two-bedroom rentals near [neighbourhood]" is a fight you can, and it's where the ready-to-move searches actually are.

The marketing plays

Written for real estate agents — not recycled from another industry with the nouns swapped. This is the human half of the shop.

Neighbourhood search

The portals own the city-level terms and always will. The winnable ground is street-level and situational — school catchments, condo buildings by name, "pet-friendly rentals near the GO". Write the page a person searching that would want to land on.

Instagram and video tours

A walkthrough posted the day the listing goes live is the single highest-return thing in this vertical, and it needs somewhere to send people that isn't a portal. The link in bio goes to your listing page, with the enquiry on it.

The past-client list

Most of an agent's business is repeat and referral, and most agents keep that list in their phone. A quarterly market note to a real email list is cheaper than any ad and converts at a rate no ad matches.

Sold, not just listed

Buyers judge an agent on what closed, not on what is available today. A sold archive that stays up — with what it listed at and what it took — is proof the portal profile does not carry.

What we'd build for realtors

Not a drawing of a real estate site — the finished one, on the Standard Package spec this page describes. It is a sample business, not a client, and it says so on every page of it.

The only build in the catalogue with two front doors. Buying and renting never merge — separate pages, separate accents, separate spec rows, because a lease term and a tax bill are not the same question. Listings are a CMS collection pinned to a drawn area map, and the enquiry arrives carrying the reference of whichever property sent it.

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The elenamarlowe.ca sample site, landing page

The package

Standard Package

Real Estate — Agent Site

  • Real estate agent
  • Small brokerage
  • Rentals & leasing

what's included

5–7 pages, on the Standard Maintenance plan.

  • SEO setup

    Title, description, schema and canonical set per page, with a sitemap and clean URLs from day one.

  • Analytics

    GA4 wired up, with a conversion event on every order button, phone tap and form on the site.

  • Domain & hosting

    Domain registered or transferred, DNS configured, hosting and SSL included and monitored.

  • CMS

    A content editor for the pages that actually change, so you are not waiting on us for a price.

  • CRM

    Enquiries land in a CRM with the source attached, so you can see which channel is actually paying.

pricing

Priced per build, because the page count moves with the menu. Twenty minutes on a call and you get the number.

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sample site

View sample site.

A complete site built to exactly this spec — every page, the real menu, the ordering slot. Open it on your phone and hold it against what you have now.

next step

Book a call.

Twenty minutes, straight answers, and a read on what a real estate agents build would look like for you.