Real estate marketing you own
You will not outrank Zillow, and you do not need to. Own the searches the portals ignore: sellers, neighborhoods, property types.
Why agent websites disappear
The portals took the buyer side
Search any variation of homes for sale and you are behind Zillow, Realtor.com and Redfin. Those pages are among the hardest in all of search, and no agent site wins them.
Your listings leave with the sale
A site built around current inventory empties out every time a property closes. What is left ranks for nothing, because there is nothing durable on it.
The seller never finds you
Sellers are the valuable half of this business and they search differently, by their situation and their street, not by browsing listings. Most agent sites have no page for any of it.
What we build for a real estate agent
A pillar cluster that does not empty out when a listing closes: seller topics, neighborhoods and property types, crossed with each other. Selling a condo in one neighborhood is a different page from selling a waterfront home in the next. Up to 100 pages, every one built for a search someone actually types, all on your own domain.
Which searches an agent can actually win
368,000
monthly searches for “homes for sale”, at a keyword difficulty of 95. Together with “houses for sale” at 96, those are the hardest terms we have measured in any trade. That is portal territory.
$0.09
for a click on that same term. A search that big only gets that cheap when advertisers have given up on it, because the portals hold the page organically.
$41.94
for a click on “sell my house”, at a difficulty of 62. Smaller, reachable, and plainly where the value sits. The seller side is the half worth building for.
Built around the areas you actually work
Not a county-wide claim nobody believes, but the neighborhoods you know: the subdivisions, the school zones, the streets you have sold on. Tell us those and the property types you handle, and we build a page for each combination that has real search behind it.
What's in a real estate build
The same scope in every package. What changes is how many pages.
Seller-focused pages, because that is the side of the market with reachable searches behind it
Neighborhood pages that stay useful after a listing closes, rather than inventory that expires
Property-type pages, since a condo buyer and a waterfront buyer search nothing alike
Google Business Profile setup and the base citations that belong with it
Local schema, on-page SEO and internal linking, so the pages carry each other instead of competing
Built on your own domain and in your own accounts, yours outright from the first day
The honest version of our proof
Real estate case studies are in progress. Until they are published, judge us on what you can actually check: a named founder in Florida, prices published on this site rather than quoted behind a call, and this site itself, built the same way we would build yours.
What a build like this costs
One-time, operating costs shown separately before you sign.
- Starterup to 50 pagesfrom $9,990
- Founderup to 75 pagesfrom $13,500
- Executiveup to 100 pagesfrom $17,500
Modules that fit a real estate agent
Optional, monthly, and none of them is required to own the build.
- AuthorityYou are competing next to some of the strongest domains on the web. Pages get you found, authority is what decides whether they rank at all.See how
- YouTube EngineNeighborhood tours and honest answers about selling are searched constantly, and they are one of the few formats where a local agent beats a portal outright.See how
Common questions
Can I outrank Zillow?
For “homes for sale”, no, and anyone who tells you otherwise is not looking at the numbers. That term sits at a keyword difficulty of 95 and the portals hold it. For “selling a condo in your neighborhood”, the picture is completely different, and that is where we build.
Why focus on sellers rather than buyers?
Because that is where the reachable search is. A click on “sell my house” is priced at $41.94 in the ad auction against $0.09 for “homes for sale”, which tells you what the market values. The buyer side is dominated by portals; the seller side is not.
What happens to the pages when a listing sells?
Nothing, which is the point. We build around neighborhoods, property types and seller questions rather than around current inventory, so the cluster does not empty out every time a property closes.
I already have a portal profile and a CRM. Does this replace them?
No, it sits underneath them. The profile is rented space on someone else's domain and the CRM handles contacts once they exist. This is the part that produces the contact in the first place, on a domain you own.
How long until it works?
It builds over months rather than weeks, and real estate is slower than most fields because you are next to some of the strongest domains on the web. Pages get you found, authority gets you ranked. We tell you what to expect at the start and we do not promise a date.
What do I own at the end?
Everything: the domain, the pages, the content, the Google Business Profile and the data behind it. If you change brokerages or stop working with us, none of it moves.
Do you guarantee listings?
No. We build the engine and the authority groundwork, and we report what it produced. We never promise listing volume, rankings or income.
We also build for
See what an engine for your market would look like
Book a 20-minute call. We will look at your services and the towns you cover and show you what we would build. No pressure and no income promises.