Same public pricing for every industry
Real estate websites with IDX that doesn't feel bolted on
Most IDX plugins look like a spreadsheet crashed into your homepage, and buyers bounce to Zillow within seconds.
How I build for it
IDX search styled to match your brand, neighborhood guides that earn organic traffic Zillow can't take, and lead capture tied to your CRM, built for agents, teams and boutique brokerages.
Listing feeds are where property sites quietly fail. The feed dictates what is possible, its terms vary by board and licence, and a build that assumes capabilities the feed never exposes ends up half-finished and more expensive than quoted.
I confirm what your feed actually supports before quoting anything that depends on it. Around that, the site is built for the weight property photography brings: images converted, sized to the layout and loaded as the visitor scrolls, so a gallery-heavy listing stays usable on a phone at an open house.
What a real estate agency build typically includes
IDX/MLS integration & styling
Neighborhood guide system
Agent & team profiles
CRM-wired lead capture
Listing schema for rich results
Every industry build sits on the same foundation: 90+ PageSpeed scores, structured data, editor training and 30 days of included post-launch support. Pricing follows the standard public rates, industry never changes the price, only the architecture.
Real Estate: common questions
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Q1Can you pull listings in automatically?
Yes, via an IDX or MLS feed, subject to what your board allows and licenses. I will check the feed's terms and capabilities before quoting, because they vary a lot by region and that determines what is actually buildable.
Q2Should agents have their own pages?
If the brand is the brokerage, yes: agent profiles that link to their listings give each agent something to share and give the site more useful pages. If the brand is a single agent, the site is better focused on you and the neighbourhoods you work.
Q3Property photos make sites slow. How do you avoid that?
Images are converted to modern formats, served at the size the layout actually needs, and loaded as the visitor scrolls. Listing galleries are the usual reason a property site crawls on mobile, and it is a solvable problem, not a fact of life.
Get a quote for a real estate agency project
Send your current site (or the competitor whose site you envy). You'll get an honest teardown and a written range within one business day, and qualified projects get a free homepage mockup.