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For Real estate agents

When your listings get shared, your name should travel with them.

Real estate lives on shared links: texts, group chats, social posts. A surprising share of agent sites we reviewed turn into a bare grey link the moment someone shares them.

What we found reviewing 207 real estate agent websites

We didn't guess at this. 57% had no working visitor analytics, so the agent can't tell which channel produced a lead. 71% were missing local business markup. 39% had no share preview set up, so a shared link shows no photo and no headline, which is easy to scroll past. And 69% showed no sign of Google Search Console. These numbers come from automated checks our review tool ran on the public homepages of 207 real estate agent websites across 16 US metros in 2026. Averages say nothing certain about your site, which is what the free check is for.

What we do for agents

The $40 tune-up

Free review, $40 to fix the fixable items, one time. Share previews and analytics are usually the two an agent feels immediately.

A site that captures

If the site can't capture a lead, it is a brochure. We build sites with capture built in, at a fixed one-time price.

Automation for follow-up

Lead follow-up is where deals quietly die. We wire automations that keep the follow-up moving, priced on the outcome, not a day rate.

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Common questions

My brokerage gives me a site. Why would I need my own?
A brokerage page markets the brokerage. Your own domain builds your name, follows you between brokerages, and is fully yours to measure and improve.
Which fix matters most for an agent?
Usually the share preview. Listings live or die by shared links, and four in ten of the agent sites we reviewed had no preview set up at all.
Can you help with listing photos or video?
No. We cover the website, search presence, and automation. Photos and video stay with your photographer.