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The best way to build a real estate agent website is to describe your market, specialty, and brokerage to we.inc's AI and have it write a site with featured listings, a market page, and a lead form, then embed an IDX feed from your MLS provider for live listing search. A free template also works for a simple credibility page; AI editing starts on Starter at $20 a month.
Marisol Vega Real Estate: an example site for real estate agents, made with We.Inc.
A realtor website with your listings, your neighborhoods, and a way for buyers and sellers to reach you, built from a short description of your business.
Pages every real estate agent website needs
Home: Your area of coverage, your specialty (buyers, sellers, luxury, first-time buyers), and a photo of you build the local trust that gets a visitor to reach out instead of clicking back to Zillow.
Listings / IDX Search: Buyers expect to search active listings on an agent's site. We.inc does not include native MLS or IDX search, so the AI builds this page to embed a feed from an IDX provider such as IDX Broker, Showcase IDX, or your brokerage's syndication tool.
Featured Properties: A curated handful of your current or recent listings with photos gives sellers evidence you market homes well, separate from the full IDX search.
About: Years in the market, neighborhoods you know well, and any local credentials matter more for real estate than almost any other niche, since clients are trusting you with the largest purchase of their life.
Buyer / Seller Guides: Simple guides to the local buying or selling process position you as the expert and give you content that ranks for informational searches in your area.
Contact / Home Valuation: A lead form, and ideally a 'what's my home worth' request form, is how a browsing visitor turns into a seller lead.
Try this prompt
A website for a real estate agent in Charlotte, North Carolina named Dana Whitfield at Summit Realty Group specializing in first-time homebuyers in the South End and NoDa neighborhoods, with a featured listings page, buyer guide, and a home valuation contact form. Friendly, approachable tone.
A real real estate agent site, not a template
This is Marisol Vega Real Estate, a real estate agent business we described to the AI in a sentence. Every service, price and line of copy on it was written for that business. See the Marisol Vega Real Estate example site.
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About real estate agent website design on we.inc
Attract buyers and sellers with a professional site showcasing your listings, expertise, and market knowledge.
A real estate agent website designed around your actual services and prices, not a stock layout. Describe the business and the AI writes and builds every page.
Features designed for your industry
Property Listings: Showcase your listings with photos, details, and virtual tours.
Market Reports: Share local market insights and neighborhood guides.
Property Search: Help buyers find their perfect home.
Who this real estate agent website design suits
Residential agents
Luxury realtors
Commercial agents
Buyer's agents
Real estate teams
What makes a real estate agent website work
IDX is a specialist add-on, not a built-in feature
We.inc does not have native MLS or IDX integration. The AI builds the page structure and copy, and you embed a feed from an IDX provider (IDX Broker, Showcase IDX, iHomefinder, or one your brokerage already licenses) so buyers can search live listings. Most brokerages already pay for one of these; check before buying a second.
Local neighborhood pages perform well for agent sites
A page written specifically about a neighborhood you work (schools, commute, price trends, character) tends to rank and convert better than a single generic 'service area' page, because buyers search by neighborhood name far more than by city.
Compliance language varies by state and brokerage
Many states and brokerages require specific disclosures (Fair Housing statement, brokerage name and license number, equal housing logo) somewhere on an agent's site. Check your brokerage's marketing compliance policy before publishing, since requirements differ by state.
Recent sold listings build more trust than active ones
A 'recently sold' section with real addresses (where permitted) and days-on-market gives sellers concrete evidence of results, which a listing description alone does not.
What it costs
Beyond your domain (about $10 to $20 a year), plan for whatever your brokerage or an IDX provider charges for listing syndication, since we.inc embeds that feed rather than replacing it. A free template covers a simple about-and-contact page; Starter at $20 a month is worth it once you want the AI keeping featured listings, guides, and neighborhood pages current.
The free plan lets you build up to 3 sites from templates and publish them free on a we.inc address. It has no AI. Building and editing with AI starts on Starter at $20 a month with 250 credits.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a real estate agent website cost?
A free we.inc template site (up to three sites, no AI) works for a basic page. AI-built and AI-edited sites start on Starter at $20 a month for 250 credits. On top of that, budget for your domain and any IDX or listing syndication fee, which we.inc does not include.
Can I show live MLS listings on my site?
We.inc doesn't have a native IDX or MLS integration. The AI can build the page and design around it, but you embed a live listing feed from an IDX provider like IDX Broker or Showcase IDX, or one your brokerage already provides.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes, on any paid plan from Starter at $20 a month, with SSL included. Free sites publish on a we.inc address.
Do I need brokerage compliance language on my site?
Often yes. Many states and brokerages require a Fair Housing statement, your license number, and your brokerage name displayed on your site. Check your brokerage's marketing policy since the exact requirement varies by state.
Will a website actually help me get leads as an agent?
It helps most when paired with neighborhood-specific content and a working IDX search, since most buyers start by searching listings, not agent names. A site with no live listings and only a contact form converts far fewer visitors than one where they can browse homes.
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