A real estate broker website does two jobs: convince buyers and sellers your firm knows the market, and convince agents to join you. It needs an agent roster, office pages, seller and buyer pages, and a recruiting page. On we.inc you can start from a free template or have the AI build it from $20/month; live MLS listings come from a separate IDX tool you embed.

Describe your firm and the AI builds a real estate broker website with an agent roster, office pages, and a join-our-team page. Edit it by chat, visually, or in code.
A website for an independent real estate brokerage in Austin called Live Oak Realty Group with 22 agents and two offices, an agent directory, a home valuation request form for sellers, a join-our-team page for licensed agents, and a spot to embed our IDX listing search.
This is Halstead & Ruiz Realty, a real estate broker 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 Halstead & Ruiz Realty example site.
Three designs that suit a real estate broker website. Each one is free to start from.
Most real estate broker sites are a template with the name swapped in. Describe what you do and the AI designs and writes a real estate broker website around that business instead.
We.inc does not connect to the MLS itself. To show live listings, sign up with an IDX provider approved by your MLS, such as IDX Broker, Showcase IDX or iHomefinder, and embed its search on your listings page.
Most states require the brokerage name, and often a license number and office address, in advertising. Rules differ by state, so check your real estate commission's requirements and ask the AI to add them to your footer.
A photo, the neighborhoods they cover, languages spoken and a direct phone number turn a roster into a lead source for each agent, which also helps recruiting.
Describe training, lead programs and tools you actually provide. Keep split and fee details for the conversation, and let the form route inquiries to the managing broker.
Templates cost nothing on a we.inc address. AI building starts at $20/month on Starter, which is usually enough for a brokerage; firms with many agents and offices that change often may want Pro. Your own domain is about $10 to $20 a year, and an IDX subscription is billed separately by the provider.
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.
Yes, through a third-party IDX tool. We.inc builds the site and you embed the IDX provider's search widget or link to it; the listing data comes from them.
Yes. Ask the AI to create a profile per agent with photo, bio, service areas and contact details, all linked from the roster.
You can publish up to three template sites free on a we.inc address, without AI. For AI building and editing, Starter is $20/month with 250 credits, and a custom domain requires a paid plan.
We.inc cannot guarantee compliance because rules vary by state. Check your state real estate commission's advertising requirements and add the brokerage name, license number and any required disclosures.
Changes are made through your we.inc account by chat or visual editing. Many brokerages have one admin collect updates and apply them in a few minutes.
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