A Real Estate Website That Loads First, Ranks, and Wins the Appointment
We design and build blazing-fast websites on the Astro framework, with a guaranteed 90+ PageSpeed score, real local SEO, an AI chat widget and fully managed hosting. You work the deals. We handle the website, the hosting and every update.
Your Website Is Quietly Costing You Appointments
Most real estate websites are slow, invisible in search and irritating to change. Here is what is really holding your pipeline back.
A slow site loses the enquiry
WordPress, Wix and GHL-built sites bloat fast. A seller comparing three agents on a Sunday evening does not wait for your gallery to paint. They go back to the results and open the next name, and you never learn the enquiry existed.
You are invisible in your own farm
No neighborhood pages, no schema, no clean meta, so Google and the AI answer engines never surface you. You live on referrals and portal leads you are paying for, which works right up until the month it does not.
Billed for every small change
Hosting invoices, SSL renewals, plugin licences, and a quote request just to swap a photo or add a neighborhood page. So the site quietly goes stale, because updating it is a chore you keep pushing to next week.
A dated site undercuts your pitch
You are asking someone to trust you with the largest asset they own. A template from 2016 with four dark photos and a stock skyline is not what wins that listing appointment against the agent who turned up with a proper presence.
Built on Astro, Faster Than WordPress, Wix and GHL
We build it the modern way, so it opens instantly and your photography arrives before anyone loses interest.
90+ PageSpeed, guaranteed
We build on the Astro framework and guarantee a 90+ Google PageSpeed score, often a perfect 100, on both mobile and desktop. Property photography is heavy, and it has to arrive instantly or it does not get looked at.
Faster than WordPress, Wix and GHL
No plugin bloat and no page-builder overhead. Static-first pages served from the Cloudflare edge open in a blink, which matters most on the phone, where nearly every property search now starts.
A presence that wins the appointment
A clean, modern, photography-led layout that looks like the standard you are asking a seller to pay for. Your website is part of the listing presentation whether you treat it that way or not.
Rank in Search, and in AI Answers
Fast pages are half of it. We structure everything so search engines and answer engines can both understand and surface you for the areas you actually work.
Built to rank
Search engines reward fast, well-structured pages. Correct titles, meta, heading order and internal links mean Google can crawl and rank you the way it already wants to.
AEO and GEO ready
Every page carries schema and meta that AI answer engines can read, so when someone asks ChatGPT which agent knows a particular neighborhood, your name is available to be named.
Real pages for the areas you farm
An individually written page for every neighborhood, subdivision and school catchment you work. This is still the most reliable way a local agent outranks a national portal for a specific area.
Sitemap, robots.txt and llms.txt
A correct sitemap, a robots.txt that lets the right crawlers through, and an llms.txt so AI crawlers index your pages cleanly rather than guessing.
Everything Included, Up to 60 Pages
A complete site rather than a template. This is what ships with every build, on every tier.
Up to 60 pages
Home, About, a services overview plus a dedicated page for each thing you do, whether that is listing, buyer representation, relocation, investment or new construction, plus neighborhood pages for the areas you farm, Contact, Appointment and a Team page.
A seller net-proceeds estimator
The number a seller is quietly trying to work out before they will call anybody: what actually lands in my account. They enter the price they expect, and the tool subtracts commission, their mortgage payoff, transfer costs and the usual closing line items to show an estimated net. It is labelled on screen as an estimate. It does not value the property, it is not a CMA, not an appraisal, not an offer and not a promise about what the home will sell for. It uses their number, not ours, and that distinction is stated in plain words on the page.
Free domain if you need one
One domain is included at no cost. If you already own one we point it at the new site, so nothing changes for the past clients and referral partners who already have your address.
Cloudflare hosting, nothing itemised later
Your site runs on Cloudflare’s global edge. No hosting bill, no SSL bill, no CDN bill. It is inside the monthly figure and it never appears as a separate line on an invoice later.
AI chat widget on the site
An agent answers the questions people ask before they will pick up the phone, collects their details and books the appointment, including on the evenings and weekends when buyers and sellers actually do their looking.
Review collection that runs itself
Load your past client list, tag it, and the automation asks for the review at the right moment after closing. A referral-led business runs on that reputation, and it is always the thing that slips when you are busy.
What You Publish, Refreshed Weekly
An agent's website goes stale faster than almost any other trade's, because half of what is on it is dated by definition. Open house times, the areas you are taking on, your listing package pricing, who is covering while you are away. On most agent sites those were typed once and are now quietly wrong, and the first person to notice is a seller who drove to a house that was not open.
We update them every week. Send the changes and they are live. What we will not put on your site is an estimated home value or a market forecast. Those age badly, and they attach your name to a number you never meant to stand behind.
- Your listing package pricingPhotography, staging consultation, video, floor plans and marketing tiers shown as what you actually charge this month.
- Open house and event datesThis weekend’s times, cancellations and additions, so nobody drives to a house that is no longer open.
- Availability and coverageWhich areas you are actively taking on, when you are away, and who covers for you while you are.
- Seasonal offers and partner termsMoving-company or staging partner offers swapped in and out on the dates they really run.
Two Researched Posts a Week, 2,500 to 3,200 Words Each
Not 600 words of AI padding under a stock photo of a front door. Sphere publishes two research-based posts every week, each one 2,500 to 3,200 words, sourced, and written around the areas you farm. Market raises that to three a week at the same standard, plus social.
Neighbourhood guides
What it is actually like to live in a specific subdivision: the commute, the schools, the HOA, what the housing stock is, what gets built next. The single hardest thing for a national portal to write and the easiest thing for a local agent to write well.
Process and preparation guides
What a seller should do in the eight weeks before listing, what actually happens at inspection, what closing costs cover, what to expect on a walkthrough. The questions people search long before they will speak to an agent.
Comparisons and decisions
Selling as-is against preparing first, a local agent against a discount brokerage, buying in one area against the next one over. These reach people at the exact moment they are deciding, written as explanations rather than as predictions about the market.
The Listing People See Before Your Website
On Market we manage your Google Business Profile alongside the site, because a large share of people never reach the website at all.
Weekly posts on the listing
Short updates on the areas you are working, an open house this weekend, a market note in your own words. A profile that gets posted to reads as an agent who is active. One last touched fourteen months ago reads as someone who may have left the business, and nobody calls to check.
Photos of your actual work
Your listings, your team, your office. On Google this sits directly beside the next agent's single headshot from 2018. Most agents upload once when the profile is set up and never think about it again.
The questions section, answered
Anyone can post a question on your listing and anyone at all can answer it, which is exactly the problem. We keep the common ones answered in your words: which areas you cover, whether you work with buyers, how you charge, what your process looks like. No property valuations and no opinions on the market, because a public listing is not the place for either.
Your Website, Wired Into Your CRM
Every form and every booking flows straight to where you already work your database, so nothing sits unnoticed.
Enquiries into any CRM
Every form on your site pushes into whatever you already run, by direct API, Zapier or Make. Enquiries land where you already work your database, not in a website inbox you check on Fridays.
Our CRM included, with your own login
We integrate our CRM and hand you a login, so you can see every enquiry and every booked appointment and work it yourself without waiting on us.
Reply before the next agent does
Someone enquiring at 9pm has usually enquired with two other agents in the same ten minutes. Getting that submission in front of you immediately is the cheapest improvement available.
The context you need before you call back
Forms ask which area, buying or selling, rough timeframe and whether they are already working with someone, so you know what the conversation is before you dial.
Updates Handled, Just Send a Revision
Five revisions are included every month at no extra cost, on every tier. After the fifth, each one is a flat $20 with no cap, so there is never a surprise invoice.
Five revisions included every month, at no extra cost
Five revision requests are included in the monthly figure on every plan. They are not a quota you are spending down, they are part of what you already pay for. Past the fifth, each additional revision is a flat $20 with no cap on how many you can buy. No hourly billing and no surprise invoice.
A revision is not one line
"Add two neighborhood pages, here is the full copy, the photos and the layout for both" is a single revision, not four. There is no limit on how much goes into one request, so write it all down and send it once.
Done in 2 to 5 working days
Every revision is completed within 2 to 5 working days of you sending it, however large. A photo swap or an open house time is usually same day or next.
Fully managed, you never log in
Crashes, malware, patches, uptime and backups are ours. If something breaks on a Saturday during an open house it is our problem, not something you handle from the car.
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Sphere
The website, fully managed
$137/ month
plus $797 one-time build fee
7 day launch
Right for you ifAn agent whose site is slow, dated or two brokerages out of date, and who is quietly losing enquiries to whoever loads first on a phone.
- Up to 60 pagesservices, neighborhoods, team, contact, appointment
- 90+ PageSpeed, guaranteedAstro-built, frequently a perfect 100
- Weekly updates to what you publishpackage pricing, open house dates and availability
- 2 research-based blog posts every week2,500 to 3,200 words each, sourced, written around your areas
- A seller net-proceeds estimatortheir number in, estimated net out, clearly not a valuation
- Free domainor we point the one you already own
- Cloudflare hosting includedno hosting, SSL or CDN bill, ever
- Enquiries into any CRMdirect API, Zapier or Make
- 5 revisions included every monthat no extra cost, then $20 per extra with no cap
- Fully managedcrashes, malware, patches, uptime and backups are ours
What concretely changesStart with SphereYour website stops being the part of the pitch you apologise for. Someone who was given your name looks you up, lands on a page that is already there, and sees a presence that matches the standard you are asking them to pay for. Enquiries land in the CRM you already work, you stop paying by the hour for edits, and you stop thinking about hosting.
Farm
Everything above, plus the AI Engine
$297/ month + usage
plus $797 one-time build fee
10 day launch
Right for you ifAn agent whose phone rings during showings, inspections and closings, and whose voicemail is effectively a list of enquiries that went to somebody else.
- Everything in Sphere, plus:
- 1 AI receptionistanswers and books while you are at a showing
- 1 AI chat widgetqualifies and books directly on your website
- 1 AI across SMS, Messenger and Instagramone inbox, answered immediately
- 1 call analysis reporting agenta PDF report on what callers asked for, what was missed and what got booked
- A2P 10DLC registrationfiled for you, and required before any SMS can send
What concretely changesThe calls you cannot take get answered. Someone picks up while you are at a walkthrough, asks which area and whether they are buying or selling, and puts the appointment on your calendar. Texts, Messenger and Instagram all land in one place with an instant reply, and the weekly call report shows what people asked about and which calls nobody returned.
The usage fee covers AI minutes and message volume and is billed at cost. A2P 10DLC registration is a carrier requirement before a business can text from a 10-digit number, and we file it as part of your setup. The agents handle intake and scheduling only. They do not value a property, estimate what a home will sell for, advise on an offer or say anything about a specific transaction. Those conversations belong to a licensed human.
Add the AI EngineMarket
Everything above, plus the Content Engine
$747/ month
plus $797 one-time build fee
15 day launch
Right for you ifAn agent who is tired of renting the same leads from a portal and wants to be the name people in the area already know before they start searching.
- Everything in Farm, plus:
- 3 research-based blog posts a weeksame standard, 2,500 to 3,200 words each
- 3 social image posts a weekbranded and ready to publish
- 2 reels a weekAI voice with on-screen text and icons
- Google Business Profile kept activeposts, photos and the questions section answered every week
What concretely changesYou stop buying back your own market. Every week adds pages answering what buyers and sellers in your neighborhoods are actually typing, your Google listing stays active rather than going stale, and the same work goes out on social. Months from now you are the agent Google and ChatGPT return for the areas you farm, and the content keeps working long after the week it was published.
Content is written around the areas you farm and the questions people ask about them, so it builds local visibility rather than filling a blog nobody reads. Nothing published on your behalf forecasts prices, values a specific property or promises what any home will sell for.
Add the Content Engine
Let a buyer read it in the language they think in
A home is the largest purchase most people ever make, and plenty of buyers would rather work through the process in their first language even when their English is perfectly good. If that describes a real part of your farm, you already know it. Add a language for $100 one time, per language.
What matters is how it is built. The usual offer bolts a translate widget onto the page, which creates no new URLs, so Google has nothing extra to index and you still rank in one language only. We build a separate real page per language, each with its own address, its own title and description, its own schema, and reciprocal hreflang tags pointing the versions at each other. Each language can then rank on its own in Google and be quoted on its own by ChatGPT and AI Overviews.
These are professionally built marketing pages in each language. They are not a certified or sworn translation, and a translated page changes nothing about your fees, your process, your disclosure obligations or anyone's legal position. Spanish, French and German are already wired into this site's locale registry, so turning one on means adding the translated pages rather than rebuilding the site.
Third-party integrations are quoted separately. Form submissions from your own site into any CRM are included. Connecting an IDX or MLS feed, a transaction management platform, a booking tool, an accounting package or a payment processor is priced before it is built, never billed after.
Where You Are Now, and Where This Puts You
Not a feature list. The difference a seller and your own follow-up would notice inside a month.
Live in 7 Days
A simple, transparent process. You do not pay the $797 build fee until you are live and happy. Farm takes 10 days and Market 15.
Pay the first monthly invoice
You start with the monthly figure for the tier you pick and nothing else. The $797 one-time build fee is not charged at this point.
One onboarding call
We collect it in a single call: what you do, the neighborhoods you farm, your brand, your team, your photography and the direction for the content.
We build it
Sphere is live in 7 days. Farm takes 10 while the AI agents learn your areas and your intake questions. Market takes 15 with the content engine and the profile work running.
The one-time fee comes after you are live
The $797 build fee is charged only once the site is live and you are happy with it. That order is deliberate and it is the whole point.
Book a Call and Get Your Website Quote
Pick a time below. We will look at your current site, map out your service and neighborhood pages, and give you a clear quote and a timeline.
Website Questions, Answered
We build on the Astro framework, which ships almost no JavaScript and serves static-first pages from Cloudflare’s global edge. There is no plugin bloat as on WordPress and no page-builder overhead as on Wix or GHL. We guarantee a 90+ Google PageSpeed score, often 100, on both mobile and desktop, which matters most for a photography-heavy site on a phone.
Sphere is $137 a month, Farm is $297 a month plus AI usage, and Market is $747 a month. Every plan carries the same $797 one-time build fee. You pay only the monthly invoice up front. The $797 is charged after your site is live and you are happy with it.
A revision is any change request you send us, and there is no limit on how much goes into one. Updating text, adding a page, changing a colour, adding an agent to the team page, updating your listing package pricing and swapping a seasonal offer are all revisions, and so is something far larger: "create two new neighborhood pages, here is the full copy, layout and photography for both" is one revision, not four. Five are included every month at no extra cost, on every plan. After the fifth, each additional revision is a flat $20, so you always know the price before you ask, and there is no cap on how many you can buy in a month. Every revision is completed within 2 to 5 working days of you sending it, no matter the size.
Form submissions from your own site into any CRM are included, at no extra charge, by direct API, Zapier or Make. Anything beyond that is quoted separately: connecting an IDX or MLS feed, a transaction management platform, a booking system, an accounting tool, a payment processor or a custom API is priced before it is built, and you decide whether to go ahead. Nothing appears on an invoice after the fact.
No, and it is written on the page in plain words that it does not. The seller enters the price they expect to achieve, and the tool subtracts commission, mortgage payoff, transfer costs and the usual closing line items to show an estimated net. It is arithmetic on their number, not an opinion on their property. It is not a CMA, not an appraisal, not an offer, and it does not predict what any home will sell for. What it does is get a seller from a vague worry to a concrete question, which is the conversation you actually want to be having.
The things on your site that go out of date fastest: your listing package pricing, this weekend’s open house times including cancellations, which areas you are actively taking on, when you are away and who is covering, and any partner or seasonal offers. Send the changes and they go live that week. We do not publish estimated home values or market forecasts on your site, because those age badly and put your name on a number you did not intend to stand behind.
No. It is scoped to intake and scheduling: which area, buying or selling, rough timeframe, and getting time on your calendar. It does not value property, estimate what a home will sell for, comment on an offer or advise on a specific transaction. Those conversations stay with you, which is both the right answer professionally and the reason the tool is safe to leave running overnight.
Sphere goes live 7 days after the onboarding call. Farm takes 10 days, because the AI receptionist and chat agents have to be trained on your areas and your intake questions. Market takes 15 days while the content engine and the profile work are set up. The clock starts at onboarding, not at payment.
US carriers require every business texting from a 10-digit number to register the brand and campaign first. Without it your showing confirmations and follow-ups get filtered or blocked outright, and you never find out they did not arrive. We file the registration as part of your Farm setup and the carrier fee is passed through at cost.
Sphere includes 2 research-based posts every week, each 2,500 to 3,200 words, written around your areas and the questions people ask about them. Market raises that to 3 a week at the same standard and adds 3 social image posts and 2 reels weekly, plus Google Business Profile management, so the same work reaches people on search, on your listing and on social rather than only on the site.
Yes. One free domain is included, or we point the one you already own at the new site so nothing changes for people who already have your address. Form submissions push into any CRM through direct API or a webhook, and we include our own CRM integration with a login of your own, so every enquiry and every appointment is visible to you.
With fast pages, real neighborhood pages, correct schema and clean sitemap, robots and llms files, we guarantee your website starts ranking in your area within 3 to 5 months. Anyone promising you day-one rankings is not being straight with you.
We rebuild it. You keep your domain, your existing URLs are redirected so you do not lose the visibility you have already earned, and we migrate the content and photography worth keeping. Your current site stays up until the new one is live.