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- HomeA managed, custom-coded website for individual real estate agents and small teams: live in 7 days, structured around the areas you serve, 90+ PageSpeed, weekly updates, researched articles and hosting included, from one monthly fee./
- Plans and pricingThree plans for real estate agents and small teams, with a one-time build fee invoiced only after launch./pricing
- Everything includedEvery feature of the site, and which plan carries it./features
- AreasOne page per area you serve, built around the shape of that market./areas
- ServicesWebsite design, development, templates and search for real estate agents and small teams./services
- Who it is forWebsites for every kind of real estate agent./for
- TemplatesWebsite designs for real estate agents and small teams./templates
- Book a demoA 30-minute live walk-through of the site you would get./book-a-demo
- ContactTalk to a person at GetRealtorWebsite./contact
- About GetRealtorWebsiteWho builds and manages the sites./about
- Frequently asked questionsAnswers on the offer, revisions, articles, hosting and billing./faq
- BlogGuides and playbooks for real estate agents and small teams./blog
- OnboardingThe form a new client fills in once, after purchase./onboarding
- Order your sitePick a plan and start the build, with the $797 one-time build fee waived while the waiver is open./checkout
- Black Friday week30% off the monthly plan for 3 months, Tuesday, November 24, 2026 to Monday, November 30, 2026./black-friday
- Email preferencesLeave the mailing list, or stay on it and hear from us less often./unsubscribe
- SearchSearch every page, service, area and article on getrealtorwebsite.com./search
Areas08
- City core and condo blocksA downtown page is organized by building, not by postcode, because a search for a tower is a search for one address./areas#city-core
- Suburban subdivisionsA subdivision page wins on the name of the subdivision, so the name is the h1 and everything else hangs off it./areas#suburban
- Waterfront and shorelineA shoreline page carries the facts a waterfront purchase turns on, because those are the searches that reach it./areas#waterfront
- New construction phasesA new construction page is a release schedule, so it is built to be edited every time a phase opens./areas#new-build
- Farm, land and acreageA land page answers the questions a parcel raises before anyone asks for a showing, because a showing is a long drive./areas#land
- Relocation and inbound movesA relocation page is read from another state, so it explains the market rather than assuming it./areas#relocation
- Historic and in-fill districtsA historic district page has to carry the rules, because the rules are what a buyer there is searching for./areas#historic
- Entry price bandsAn entry band page is organized by price and by program, because that is the shape of the search behind it./areas#entry
Services11
- A website designed around your name, not a brokerage templateA custom-coded website designed around your name, your listings and the areas you serve. Live in days, from a flat monthly fee./services/real-estate-agent-website-design
- A custom-coded build, not a plugin stack held together with updatesA custom-coded build with listing pages, area pages, CRM routing and 90+ PageSpeed. Managed hosting included, live in 7 to 15 days./services/realtor-website-development
- A starting point built for real estate, rebuilt around your own listings and areasStarting points built for agents and small teams, rebuilt around your listings, areas and brand before launch. No generic marketplace theme./services/real-estate-website-templates
- Search visibility built into the pages, not bolted on afterwardSearch visibility built from area pages, listing pages and schema, not a monthly report with no page changes behind it./services/real-estate-agent-seo
- Moving off a slow or outdated site without losing what it already earnedMoving from a slow or outdated agent site, with your domain preserved, old URLs redirected and your listing history rebuilt./services/real-estate-website-redesign
- A focused page for one listing, one area or one campaignA focused page for a single listing, area or campaign, built on your own domain and connected to your CRM./services/real-estate-agent-landing-page
- A quieter presentation for a higher price pointA quieter, photo-first presentation built for a higher price point, with private listing options where you need them./services/luxury-real-estate-website-design
- One site, several agents, each one clearly presentedOne site for a small team with individual agent pages, listing credit and inquiries routed to the right person./services/real-estate-team-website-design
- A structured page for every area you actually serveA structured page for every town, city or county you serve, connected to a central hub and to the listings placed in each one./services/multi-area-realtor-website
- A complete site even before you have a full slate of listingsA complete site for an agent with few or no listings yet, built around your areas, your process and your story./services/real-estate-website-for-new-agents
- What a real estate agent website actually costs, in plain termsThree flat monthly plans and a one-time build fee invoiced only after launch. No hidden hosting, domain or maintenance charges./services/real-estate-agent-website-cost
Who it is for09
- Solo listing agentsA solo agent needs a site built around one name and the areas that name is known in, rather than a page pulled from a brokerage template with your headshot swapped in./for/solo-listing-agents
- Buyer's agentsA buyer's agent site earns its keep by helping someone figure out where to look before they ever call, with area pages and a clear next step rather than a wall of active listings that change weekly./for/buyers-agents
- Small teamsA small team site works when it is organized around who does what, so a visitor understands whether they are talking to a listing specialist, a buyer's agent or the team lead, rather than scrolling a grid of interchangeable headshots./for/small-teams
- Luxury home specialistsA luxury listing sells on restraint: large photography, minimal copy and a presentation that does not compete with the property, which is a different brief from a high-volume, high-page-count site./for/luxury-specialists
- New construction specialistsNew construction sells in phases and floor plans rather than single listings, so the site needs a structure for a community, its plans and its availability that a standard listing page cannot carry on its own./for/new-construction-agents
- Relocation specialistsA relocation buyer is comparing towns they have never visited, so the site earns trust by describing each area in plain, factual terms rather than assuming local familiarity a local buyer already has./for/relocation-specialists
- First-time buyer specialistsA first-time buyer needs the process explained in order, before they ever see a listing, which means the site's job is clarity first and inventory second./for/first-time-buyer-specialists
- Farm and land specialistsLand and farm listings are described by different facts than a residential listing, and a site built only for houses has nowhere to put them./for/farm-and-land-agents
- Condo and HOA specialistsA condo or HOA-governed property is sold alongside facts a house never carries, association fees, rules and building amenities, and those facts need a place on the page rather than a footnote in the description./for/condo-and-hoa-specialists
Compare11
- Realtor website options comparedGoHighLevel, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, GoDaddy, freelancers and agencies, each with a verdict./compare
- GoHighLevel funnels vs GetRealtorWebsiteGoHighLevel funnels capture campaign leads; a managed agent website holds your areas and listings. How the two differ, and how they work together./compare/gohighlevel-funnels
- GoHighLevel website builder vs GetRealtorWebsiteBuilding your agent website in the GoHighLevel website builder versus a managed, custom-coded site that feeds your GoHighLevel CRM./compare/gohighlevel-website-builder
- GoHighLevel AI Studio vs GetRealtorWebsiteHighLevel AI Studio builds pages from a prompt. What it does, according to HighLevel, and when a managed agent website is the better fit./compare/gohighlevel-ai-studio
- WordPress vs GetRealtorWebsiteWordPress gives an agent total control and total responsibility. When that suits you, and when a managed, custom-coded site is the better trade./compare/wordpress
- Wix vs GetRealtorWebsiteWix lets an agent build a site themselves. How that compares with a managed, custom-coded site with area pages, speed and updates done for you./compare/wix
- Squarespace vs GetRealtorWebsiteSquarespace gives agents polished templates to build with. How that compares with a managed site built around your areas and listings./compare/squarespace
- Webflow vs GetRealtorWebsiteWebflow is a powerful visual development tool for designers. When it suits an agent, and when a managed site built and run for you is the better fit./compare/webflow
- GoDaddy Website Builder vs GetRealtorWebsiteGoDaddy Website Builder is a quick way to get a simple site online. How it compares with a managed agent site built around your areas./compare/godaddy-website-builder
- Hiring a freelancer vs GetRealtorWebsiteHiring a freelance web designer versus a managed agent website: cost shape, who maintains it, and what happens when the freelancer moves on./compare/freelancer
- A real estate marketing agency vs GetRealtorWebsiteA full-service real estate marketing agency versus a managed agent website: scope, cost shape and when each one is the right call./compare/marketing-agency
Case studies21
- Case studiesTwenty real builds for real estate agencies, in the client's own words./case-studies
- A clearer first reply for buyer area inquiriesFamily homes estate agency, Worcester, Massachusetts. For buyer area inquiries, replies now start from substance rather than from questions./case-studies/clearer-first-reply-buyer-inquiries
- Bringing buyer area inquiries to the small screenGarden suburb estate agency, Chandler, Arizona. With buyer area inquiries, the mobile path now ends where it should: at an inquiry. Guiding callers through the menu has stopped being part of anyone's job./case-studies/buyer-inquiries-on-mobile
- Answers about buyer area inquiries, written down onceBungalow and retirement property agency, Savannah, Georgia. Day to day with buyer area inquiries, the FAQ now serves visitors and staff as the same reference. Routine explanations are handled by the page, while decisions that need judgment stay with the people qualified to make them./case-studies/buyer-inquiry-faq-written-once
- No more silence after buyer area inquiries submissionsBuyer representation and search agency, Santa Rosa, California. When it comes to buyer area inquiries, the sender leaves knowing the message arrived and what happens next. Staff handle a single thread per customer instead of matching duplicates./case-studies/confirmation-after-buyer-inquiries
- Setting up better buyer area inquiries conversationsSuburban family estate agency, Roanoke, Virginia. For buyer area inquiries, the first conversation now starts on firm ground. Customers have read the same guide, and the line between initial inquiry and sensitive paperwork is clearly drawn./case-studies/better-first-buyer-conversations
- Sharper boundaries around buyer area inquiriesPeriod property specialist agency, Reno, Nevada. With buyer area inquiries, expectations now match the process before the first conversation. Calls open on the customer's situation rather than on corrections./case-studies/clear-scope-for-buyer-inquiries
- Clear ownership for buyer area inquiriesRelocation buyer advisory service, Newark, Delaware. Day to day with buyer area inquiries, ownership, status and backup are visible at a glance./case-studies/clear-ownership-for-buyer-inquiries
- Turning the buyer area inquiries document into usable pagesInvestment property sourcing agency, Billings, Montana. When it comes to buyer area inquiries, people can read the relevant section on screen, and staff can link straight to it. The printable version stays available for those who prefer a hard copy./case-studies/buyer-inquiry-document-to-pages
- One source of truth for buyer area inquiriesVillage and country homes agency, Tulsa, Oklahoma. For buyer area inquiries, updates happen once, at the source, with a checklist for everything connected. The odds of a visitor reading contradictions drop accordingly./case-studies/one-source-of-truth-buyer-inquiries
- Self-sorting visitors on the buyer area inquiries pageRural cottages estate agency, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. With buyer area inquiries, the inbox now describes itself. Categories come attached to each message, and follow-ups no longer masquerade as new inquiries./case-studies/self-sorting-buyer-inquiry-page
- Routing buyer area inquiries to the right local teamCity apartment sales agency, Lexington, Kentucky. Day to day with buyer area inquiries, routing is decided on the page, before anyone lifts a phone./case-studies/routing-buyer-inquiries-by-location
- Evidence in place of slogans for buyer area inquiriesExecutive homes estate agency, Tacoma, Washington. When it comes to buyer area inquiries, assertions come with their exhibits. The page supports its claims instead of repeating them./case-studies/evidence-not-slogans-buyer-inquiries
- A night-time route for buyer area inquiriesTerraced streets specialist agency, Worcester, Massachusetts. For buyer area inquiries, the team starts the day with organized requests, while visitors understand that a human response is still pending./case-studies/after-hours-buyer-inquiries
- A buyer area inquiries form that explains itselfWaterside property sales agency, Chandler, Arizona. With buyer area inquiries, corrections take seconds because the form says exactly what to fix. Staff walking a customer through the page no longer have to apologize for it./case-studies/buyer-inquiry-form-that-explains-itself
- Migrating buyer area inquiries without breaking the pastCoastal property sales agency, Savannah, Georgia. Day to day with buyer area inquiries, visitors following years-old links land somewhere useful./case-studies/migrating-buyer-inquiry-pages-with-redirects
- Orderly updates for buyer area inquiries contentIndependent residential sales agency, Santa Rosa, California. When it comes to buyer area inquiries, one recorded version connects the requester, the approver and the publisher. Routine edits stop generating clarification chains./case-studies/orderly-buyer-inquiry-content-updates
- Keeping buyer area inquiries follow-ups out of the new-inquiry queueNew-build sales and marketing agency, Columbia, South Carolina. For buyer area inquiries, the streams sort themselves. Follow-ups join their threads, and new business gets the full attention of the full form./case-studies/separating-buyer-inquiry-follow-ups
- Connecting buyer area inquiries to their sourceFirst-time buyer specialist agency, Reno, Nevada. With buyer area inquiries, the team can see which pages lead to inquiries and decide what to improve next on that basis./case-studies/buyer-inquiry-source-reporting
- When the buyer area inquiries form breaks, the site still answersMarket town independent estate agency, Newark, Delaware. Day to day with buyer area inquiries, failure is now inconvenient rather than fatal. Visitors have a second route, staff have a test, and no one is claiming perfection./case-studies/buyer-inquiry-form-fallback
- A buyer area inquiries site the team can run themselvesCommuter belt estate agency, Billings, Montana. When it comes to buyer area inquiries, the site now comes with its own instructions for keeping it. Cover arrangements are a matter of reading a document, not interviewing former staff./case-studies/buyer-inquiry-site-handover
Articles07
- Fair Housing and Your Website Copy: The Sentences to RetireThe phrases that appear on most agent websites and should not, why they are a problem under the Fair Housing Act, and what to write instead./blog/fair-housing-website-copy-real-estate
- Moving Off a Brokerage Website Without Losing Your VisibilityWhat you actually own when you leave a brokerage-provided site, what you cannot take, and the redirect and migration work that keeps your search visibility intact./blog/moving-off-a-brokerage-website
- Structured Data for Real Estate Agents: What to Mark UpWhich schema types belong on an agent website, which produce a visible result, and the one piece of markup that will get your rich results removed./blog/structured-data-for-real-estate-agents
- Core Web Vitals for a Real Estate Website, in Plain TermsWhat the three Core Web Vitals actually measure, why photo-heavy agent sites fail the loading one, and the fixes that move the numbers on a phone./blog/core-web-vitals-real-estate-website
- How to Structure a Single Listing PageThe anatomy of a listing page that answers a buyer's questions without you in the room, from the headline down to what happens to the page after the property sells./blog/real-estate-listing-page-structure
- The Real Estate Agent Website Launch ChecklistThe pages, settings and connections a real estate agent website needs on the day it goes live, in the order they matter, with nothing left to finish later./blog/real-estate-agent-website-launch-checklist
- The Neighborhood Page Architecture for a Real Estate Agent WebsiteHow to structure a real estate agent website around the areas you serve, with one page per area, linked to your listings and articles./blog/neighbourhood-page-architecture-real-estate-website
Authors02
- Adaline FossWebsite Strategist. Adaline writes about how an individual agent or a small team should structure a website: which pages carry weight, which ones are filler, and how a site should be organized around the areas an agent actually serves. She spent years building sites for solo agents before joining the editorial team, and writes from that vantage point rather than as a broker or a lender. She is a fictional persona and does not hold a real estate license./authors/adaline-foss
- Marcus WindhamLocal Search Lead. Marcus covers the search side: how pages get found, how schema and page speed affect ranking, and how a small team competes against national portals with a fraction of their page count. He writes in plain terms about what actually moves a page and what is folklore. He is a fictional persona and does not hold a real estate license./authors/marcus-windham
Legal05
- Privacy policyHow GetRealtorWebsite handles personal data./legal/privacy-policy
- Terms and conditionsThe terms for using the site and the service./legal/terms-and-conditions
- Refund policyWhen fees are refundable./legal/refund-policy
- DisclaimerWhat GetRealtorWebsite is and is not./legal/disclaimer
- Cookie policyHow cookies are used on this site./legal/cookie-policy