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Website builder for real estate agents
A real estate site that puts your name first.
Present your listings, service areas, and experience without sending every lead to a generic broker profile. Build the site around your market and your next client conversation.
Free to build & publish · No card needed
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A real published FyneSite example. The business and content shown are demonstrations, not customer endorsements. See more real estate website examples. Work out a sale with the free commission calculator.
A complete starting point
What your real estate website should make easy.
Create a credible home for your listings and a direct path for buyers and sellers to contact you.
Listing pages
Organize property details, galleries, pricing, and a clear contact action.
Service areas
Explain the neighborhoods and markets where you work.
Buyer and seller forms
Give each audience a focused way to start a conversation.
Agent profile
Present your specialties, credentials, and local point of view.
Mobile layout
Keep listings and contact actions readable on phones, tablets, and desktops.
Recent sales
Show homes you have sold or have under contract, with the details you are allowed to share.
Before they get in touch
What buyers and sellers check on an agent’s own site.
Someone on your own site has already found you. The site’s job is to make the case for calling you instead of the next agent.
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Do you know my area?
The neighborhoods and towns you work, named on the page, with what you know about each one.
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What you have listed and sold
Current listings and recent sales you can show, each with photos, price and a way to ask about it.
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Which conversation to start
Separate paths for buyers and sellers, because each arrives with a different first question.
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How to reach you directly
Your own phone number and email, not a brokerage switchboard.
From description to published site
A focused workflow, not another design tool.
Start with the business information you already know. Keep control of what changes and when the site goes live.
Describe the business
Name your brokerage, the neighborhoods you work, your current listings and how buyers and sellers should reach you.
Review the draft
Inspect the real page structure and ask for specific revisions.
Publish when ready
Use a FyneSite address for free or connect your own domain on a paid plan.
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Common questions
Before you build.
Can I put my listings on my FyneSite?
Yes, as listing pages or sections with the photos, price and details you provide. FyneSite does not pull listings from the MLS, so you add or update each one by describing the change.
Does my brokerage need to appear on the site?
Advertising rules for agents vary by state. Include your brokerage name and license details in your description and FyneSite places them on the site; check your state’s rules for exactly what must be shown.
Can buyers and sellers get different forms?
Yes. Ask for a buyer inquiry and a seller request, and each form asks the questions you want answered before the first call.
Can I start free and change the site later?
Yes. You can build and publish one website on a FyneSite address without a credit card, and change the copy, sections, images or pages by describing what you want. Paid plans add options such as a custom domain with automatic SSL and removing FyneSite branding.
Give every listing a better first impression.
Describe your market, specialties, and current listings. Review the draft before you decide what to publish.
Free to build & publish · No card needed