For luxury agents and teams
Luxury real estate website design for the top of the market.
Your clients expect the website to match the homes. We design custom luxury real estate websites with editorial listing pages, video and a brand that looks as good as what you sell.
We'll look at your market and goals, then recommend what fits.
3x Web Excellence Award winner
The first showing happens online
A luxury listing deserves more than a search result.
Luxury sellers interview agents on marketing. They want to see how their home will be presented before they sign. A template site with a gallery and a search box doesn't show them much. We design every listing page like a feature: full screen photography, video and tours, the story of the home and the area around it.
- Editorial listing pages with full screen photos and video
- A brand designed for your market, not a template
- Neighborhood guides for the areas you sell
- Solds that show sellers what you've done
What's included
A luxury real estate website built to win the listing.
Every site is designed from scratch. These are the pieces luxury agents and teams usually start with.
Listing pages
Each home gets its own page with gallery, video and tours, facts, features, map, open houses and private showing requests.
Video and photography first
Layouts built around large photos and video, so the home sets the tone, not the website.
Area guides
Pages for the neighborhoods and communities you work, with highlights, current listings and recent sales.
Solds as proof
Your sold homes stay up, so sellers see the homes you've already represented.
IDX and MLS search
Buyers search every home in your market on your site. Optional, and we'll tell you if you need it.
Private inquiries
Request Info and Request a Tour forms on every listing, sent straight to you with the home attached.
Our work
Luxury listings in Reno, marketed on the agent's own site.
Joseph Wieczorek is a top-producing agent with Dickson Realty in Reno. His website, nvrealtor.com, runs our listing marketing pages for his active and sold homes, including luxury homes in ArrowCreek and Pleasant Valley, each with its own photos, facts and neighborhood.
- A page for every active and sold listing
- Luxury homes in ArrowCreek and Pleasant Valley
- Neighborhood context on every home
How it works
From a strategy call to a site that matches your listings.
- Step 1
Strategy call
We learn your market, your price point and how you present homes to sellers.
- Step 2
Brand and design
We design a brand and site that fit the homes you sell, starting with the listing page.
- Step 3
Build
We build your listing pages, area guides and forms, and connect IDX if you want it.
- Step 4
Launch and training
We launch and show you how to add a new listing in minutes from an easy dashboard.
Questions
Luxury real estate website questions, answered.
What makes a luxury real estate website different?
The listing page. A luxury website presents each home like a feature, with large photography, video, the story of the home and the area around it, inside a brand that matches the market. A standard site shows a gallery and a search box.
Can each listing have its own page?
Yes. Every listing gets its own page with gallery, video and tours, facts, features, map, open houses and inquiry forms. Sold homes stay up as proof for your next listing presentation.
Do luxury agents need IDX search?
Not always. Many luxury agents work mostly with sellers and referrals and do better with strong listing pages and area guides. If you want buyer leads from search, we add IDX. We'll tell you which fits on the strategy call.
Do you design the brand too?
Yes. We design logos and brands for agents and teams, and we can build the website around a brand you already have.
Do I own the website?
Yes. The site, the domain, the content and every lead are yours, and the website moves with you if you change brokerages.
Ready for a website that matches the homes you sell?
Book a strategy call. We'll look at your market and your listings, and show you how we'd present them.
3x Web Excellence Award winner