Websites for real estate agents

Usually, through an IDX or similar listing feed offered by your local board, provided you are a member and your brokerage approves. The board sets rules on which listings appear, how they are credited and how often they refresh. We install the approved solution and configure it to those rules, but you sign the data agreement with the board.

CREA owns the REALTOR® and MLS® marks and publishes guidelines for members. In general, the marks describe membership and services rather than serve as part of a business name or domain, and should be shown with the correct symbol. Your board and brokerage may add their own requirements. We follow the current guidelines and suggest checking with your brokerage before launch.

For broad searches like homes for sale in a whole city, the large portals are hard to beat. Where individual agents can win is in specific searches: a neighbourhood, a building, a property type or a local question. Detailed neighbourhood pages and regular market updates give you a realistic chance to appear and to be remembered.

Yes. Most real estate CRMs accept leads by email parsing, a direct integration or a form connector. We send valuation requests, showing bookings and newsletter sign-ups straight into your CRM with the source noted, so follow-up sequences start automatically and you can see which pages bring in clients.