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The offer, the plans and the people behind it.
- HomeA managed, custom-coded website for brokerages and real estate teams: a page for every listing and every market, live in 7 days, 90+ PageSpeed, weekly detail updates, researched articles and Cloudflare hosting included, from one monthly fee./
- PricingThree plans for brokerages and real estate teams, with a one-time build fee charged only after launch./pricing
- FeaturesEvery feature of a ListingWebStudio website, and which plan carries it./features
- Who we build forWebsites for every kind of brokerage./for
- Brokerage website platforms comparedTen honest comparisons of the platforms and people a brokerage weighs up, with a one-line verdict each./compare
- ServicesWebsite design, development, templates and search for brokerages and real estate teams./services
- TemplatesWebsite designs for brokerages and real estate teams./templates
- Book a demoA live walk-through of the site you would get./book-a-demo
- AboutWho builds and manages the sites./about
- ContactTalk to a person at ListingWebStudio./contact
- Frequently asked questionsAnswers on the offer, revisions, articles, the AI Engine, hosting and billing./faq
- BlogGuides and playbooks for brokerages and real estate teams./blog
- Start your buildOrder a ListingWebStudio plan while the one-time build fee is waived./checkout
- ListingWebStudio Black Friday offer30% off the first 3 months and the build fee waived, November 24 to November 30, 2026./black-friday
- Pay the one-time build feePay an invoiced ListingWebStudio build fee securely through Stripe. One payment, nothing recurring./setup-fee
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- OnboardingWhat happens between saying yes and going live./onboarding
Services
The work, page by page, under the name people search for it by.
- Real estate brokerage website designA brokerage website designed around listing volume: bento-style listing tiles, agent rosters and market pages, live in 7 days from one monthly fee./services/real-estate-brokerage-website-design
- Real estate team website designA team website designed around the whole roster: individual agent pages, shared branding and listing routing that scales as the team grows./services/real-estate-team-website-design
- Commercial real estate website designA commercial listing site with the fields a lease or sale listing actually needs: square footage, zoning, cap rate and downloadable offering documents./services/commercial-real-estate-website-design
- Property management website designA website that separates rental availability from sales listings, with lease terms, availability dates and owner-facing pages built in./services/property-management-website-design
- IDX website development for brokeragesCustom-coded IDX websites for brokerages: listing data pulled from your feed into indexable, fast-loading pages, not a bolted-on widget./services/idx-website-development-for-brokerages
- MLS integrated website developmentA website built to reflect your MLS feed accurately: status, price and photo changes rendered into fast, compliant listing pages./services/mls-integrated-website-development
- Real estate website templatesStarting points for a brokerage or team website, rebuilt around your brand, agents and listings before launch, not left as a generic template./services/real-estate-website-templates
- New construction website templatesCommunity and phase-based templates for new construction developers, structured around units, floor plans and phase availability./services/new-construction-website-templates
- Real estate SEO for brokeragesSEO built into the page structure of a brokerage site: individually indexable listings, real market pages and researched articles, not a bolted-on plugin./services/real-estate-seo-for-brokerages
- Local SEO for real estate teamsLocal SEO built around the specific markets a real estate team actually covers, with a page per market and agent-level pages tied to it./services/local-seo-for-real-estate-teams
- Multi office brokerage website designA single site structure that gives every office its own page, roster and listings while keeping the whole brokerage on one consistent brand./services/multi-office-brokerage-website-design
- Real estate website redesignMove a brokerage or team site onto a structure built for listing volume, with URLs preserved and your IDX or MLS feed reconnected during launch./services/real-estate-website-redesign
Who we build for
One page per kind of brokerage, written for how that operation actually runs.
- A website built to carry every listing your brokerage has active, not just the ones on the homepageA residential brokerage website earns its keep by giving every active listing its own indexable page and every agent their own roster page, instead of hiding inventory behind a single search widget./for/residential-brokerages
- A team site built around the roster, not the one name on the signA real estate team website works when every member of the team has a real profile and a real slice of the site's traffic, rather than the whole site pointing back to the team lead alone./for/real-estate-teams
- A website that separates rental inventory from sales listings without running two disconnected sitesA property management company website works when rental units and any sales listings are structured differently from the start, because a renter and a buyer are searching for different things and expect different pages./for/property-management-companies
- Community and phase pages that update automatically as units sellA new construction website needs pages built around communities and phases, where unit availability changes constantly and every unit shares specs with dozens of others rather than being one-of-a-kind./for/new-construction-developers
- Lease and sale listings with the specs a commercial buyer or tenant actually needsA commercial real estate website works when a listing page carries square footage, zoning, lease type and cap rate fields that a residential template was never built to show./for/commercial-brokerages
- One site structure that still lets every office feel localA multi-office brokerage website works when each office has its own page, its own agent roster and its own local listings, sitting inside one consistent brand rather than one office dominating the homepage./for/multi-office-franchises
- Fewer listings, more space per listing, and a site that never feels crowdedA luxury brokerage website works differently from a high-volume one: fewer active listings need more visual space each, with a bento layout that gives a flagship property a full-width tile instead of squeezing it into a uniform grid./for/luxury-portfolio-brokerages
- Acreage, water rights and zoning fields a residential listing template does not haveA land and farm brokerage website works when a listing page carries acreage, mineral and water rights, zoning and access details, the fields buyers of raw land actually filter by./for/land-and-farm-brokerages
- A network hub that routes a relocating buyer to the right local office without a dead endA relocation and referral network website works when a visitor arriving from a corporate relocation program or a referral partner reaches the right local office in one click, rather than landing on a generic national homepage./for/relocation-referral-networks
Case studies
Client builds, from starting point to what changed.
- Client case studiesTwenty ListingWebStudio client builds, each from starting point to result: the problem, what we built, the timeline and the client's own words./case-studies
- Repairing the opening step of listing inquiry routingGarden suburb estate agency, Burlington, VT. For listing inquiry routing, staff can act on the first message instead of the third. The walkthrough shows a cleaner handover while keeping clear that an inquiry does not become a booking on submission./case-studies/repairing-the-opening-step
- Listing inquiry routing within easy reach on a phoneBuyer representation and search agency, Sioux Falls, SD. With listing inquiry routing, phone visitors complete the journey the site always intended. Staff share one link during calls instead of describing a route through menus./case-studies/inquiry-routing-on-a-phone
- A common reference for listing inquiry routing questionsMarket town independent estate agency, Springfield, MO. Day to day with listing inquiry routing, the same question now gets the same answer everywhere. The page carries the routine load, and individual circumstances still get individual attention./case-studies/a-common-reference-for-questions
- Closing the loop on listing inquiry routing submissionsCity apartment sales agency, Stamford, CT. When it comes to listing inquiry routing, senders can see their request has landed and know exactly how to chase it if needed. The team works from one conversation rather than reconciling near-identical submissions./case-studies/closing-the-loop-on-submissions
- One guide, read before we talk about listing inquiry routingPeriod property specialist agency, Durham, NC. For listing inquiry routing, one link replaces the patchwork of emails. People come to the first conversation prepared, and nobody is asked to send sensitive documents through a public form./case-studies/one-guide-before-we-talk
- What listing inquiry routing covers, and what it does notInvestment property sourcing agency, Knoxville, TN. With listing inquiry routing, the distinction between asking and agreeing is now explicit. Staff spend the first call on the customer's situation, not on revising the website's wording./case-studies/what-the-page-covers
- Every listing inquiry routing request has an ownerExecutive homes estate agency, Naperville, IL. Day to day with listing inquiry routing, every inquiry has a name and a state attached to it./case-studies/every-request-has-an-owner
- From printout to page: listing inquiry routing made legibleBungalow and retirement property agency, St. Petersburg, FL. When it comes to listing inquiry routing, staff reply with a precise link instead of an attachment. The document's contents finally work at the speed of the questions./case-studies/from-printout-to-page
- Ending the listing inquiry routing version confusionFamily homes estate agency, Fort Wayne, IN. For listing inquiry routing, the business maintains key information in one place and has a practical method for checking related pages. Visitors are far less likely to meet two versions of the same fact./case-studies/ending-version-confusion
- Three doors instead of one for listing inquiry routingTerraced streets specialist agency, Cedar Rapids, IA. With listing inquiry routing, messages arrive pre-sorted by the person best placed to sort them: the sender. New business and existing conversations no longer compete for attention in one queue./case-studies/three-doors-instead-of-one
- Local routing built into listing inquiry routingCoastal property sales agency, Albuquerque, NM. Day to day with listing inquiry routing, staff no longer begin calls by discovering the caller belongs to another branch. The routing happens on the page, before anyone picks up a phone./case-studies/local-routing-by-branch
- Showing the working behind listing inquiry routingSuburban family estate agency, Provo, UT. When it comes to listing inquiry routing, the site now argues with evidence the business chose to publish. Visitors form views from substance rather than from adjectives./case-studies/showing-the-working
- Out-of-hours listing inquiry routing, handled honestlyRural cottages estate agency, Burlington, VT. For listing inquiry routing, the day now starts with structured requests. Visitors know where they stand, and nobody is pretending to be awake who is not./case-studies/out-of-hours-handled-honestly
- A listing inquiry routing form that helps people finishIndependent residential sales agency, Sioux Falls, SD. With listing inquiry routing, visitors receive a specific instruction when something needs attention and can fix it without starting over. Staff have a form they can demonstrate or troubleshoot without embarrassment./case-studies/a-form-that-helps-people-finish
- Old listing inquiry routing links, new destinationsVillage and country homes agency, Springfield, MO. Day to day with listing inquiry routing, old links resolve to sensible destinations instead of error pages. The work preserves access; no claim is made about search positions./case-studies/old-links-new-destinations
- No more telephone edits on the listing inquiry routing pageNew-build sales and marketing agency, Stamford, CT. When it comes to listing inquiry routing, the person asking, the person approving and the person publishing all look at the same words. Routine changes stop generating meetings./case-studies/no-more-telephone-edits
- A shorter route back for listing inquiry routing follow-upsWaterside property sales agency, Durham, NC. For listing inquiry routing, continuing conversations are identifiable without opening the message. Existing customers skip the intake they already completed./case-studies/a-shorter-route-back
- Where listing inquiries really come fromFirst-time buyer specialist agency, Knoxville, TN. With listing inquiry routing, the team can now ask which pages persuade, not just which attract. The walkthrough shows measurement starting, not results being invented./case-studies/where-inquiries-come-from
- Resilient contact routes for listing inquiry routingCommuter belt estate agency, Naperville, IL. Day to day with listing inquiry routing, the new setup gives visitors another way through and gives staff a repeatable check. It improves recovery when something fails without promising uninterrupted operation./case-studies/resilient-contact-routes
- Instructions included: listing inquiry routing after launchRelocation buyer advisory service, St. Petersburg, FL. When it comes to listing inquiry routing, maintenance no longer depends on memory or on any single individual. Whoever picks up the task finds instructions, contacts and ownership written down./case-studies/instructions-included-after-launch
Articles
Playbooks for the people who run listing inventory at volume.
- Migrating a brokerage website without losing your listing URLsExport every existing URL before anything is designed, map each one to a single new URL, redirect with a 301, and verify in the first 48 hours. That is the whole job./blog/migrating-a-brokerage-website-without-losing-listing-urls
- Real estate brokerage website architecture: why every listing needs its own pageA brokerage site ranks when every listing, market and agent gets a real, indexable page instead of living inside a search widget. Here is how to structure it./blog/real-estate-brokerage-website-architecture
- Routing listing enquiries to the right agent without losing themEvery enquiry must answer four questions before it is routed: which listing, which agent owns it, is that agent available, and what the sender wants./blog/routing-listing-enquiries-to-the-right-agent
- Roster pages that still work at twenty agents and moreA roster page survives growth when it is generated from one standard agent record, filterable by market and office, and governed by a written policy for departures./blog/roster-pages-for-multi-agent-brokerages
- Coming soon to sold: what a listing page should show at every statusA listing page should change what it shows, what it asks for and who it routes to at each status. Here is the full lifecycle, and why you never delete a sold page./blog/listing-page-by-status-coming-soon-to-sold
- How many market pages should a brokerage build, and what goes on themBuild a market page where you have listings, agents and real name searches. A small set of populated pages beats a large set of thin ones every time./blog/market-and-neighborhood-pages-for-brokerages
- IDX, MLS and feed integration: what a brokerage website actually connects toIDX, an MLS data feed and the RESO Web API are three different things. Here is what each one gives a brokerage site and what to ask your MLS for first./blog/idx-mls-and-feed-integration-for-brokerage-websites
Writers
The editorial personas who byline the articles.
- Marisol KentridgeBrokerage Website Strategist. Marisol writes about the structural choices that let a brokerage site carry hundreds of live listings without turning into a maze: how listing status should move through a page, when a market gets its own page instead of a shared filter, and how a roster of twenty agents stays findable. She spent years inside brokerage operations before moving to web strategy, which is why she talks about pages the way an ops director talks about workflow./authors/marisol-kentridge
- Desmond FarrellyListing Content Lead. Desmond researches and writes the market and neighborhood articles that run on client sites, working from public data sources rather than guesswork. He keeps every figure tied to a named source and reworks the AI Engine scripts that answer buyer and seller questions so they route to a person the moment a question turns into advice./authors/desmond-farrelly
Legal
Policies, terms and the disclaimer.
- Privacy policyHow ListingWebStudio handles personal data./legal/privacy-policy
- Terms and conditionsThe terms for using ListingWebStudio and its services./legal/terms-and-conditions
- Refund policyWhen fees are refundable./legal/refund-policy
- DisclaimerWhat ListingWebStudio is and is not./legal/disclaimer
- Cookie policyHow cookies are used on this site./legal/cookie-policy
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