A hub page for every area
One index linking to every area you serve.
A structured page for every area you actually serve.
A multi-area realtor website answers a specific area search by giving that area its own page, geography, housing type and amenities described in factual terms, rather than one paragraph naming several towns at once.
What it costs
- Plans$137 a month
- Build fee$797, after launch
- Live in7 days
- Revisions5 a month
- Domain and hostingIncluded
The hub-and-spoke structure
A central hub page lists every area you serve, and each area gets its own page linked from the hub. That page links onward to the listings placed there and to any article written about it, which is the neighborhood page architecture described on the home page. The shape scales from three towns to thirty without becoming unmanageable.
What an area page actually contains
Geography, general housing type, and amenities relevant to a buyer, described factually rather than characterising who lives there, which is both a fair housing requirement and simply better writing. Listings currently placed in that area, and any article written about it, are linked from the same page.
- One page per town, city or county you name
- Linked to the listings currently placed there
- Linked to any article written about that area
Adding or changing an area later
Areas change as your business grows. Adding a new one, or retiring one you no longer serve, is a standard revision, turned around within the usual window and included in the revisions your plan already carries.
From a client with a build like this
“Our follow-ups on buyer area inquiries used to arrive disguised as brand-new inquiries. Now there is a short path for existing conversations and a full form for new ones. Customers are spared a thoroughly unnecessary second introduction.”
Case studies from builds like this
All case studies- Routing buyer area inquiries to the right local teamDay to day with buyer area inquiries, routing is decided on the page, before anyone lifts a phone.
- A clearer first reply for buyer area inquiriesFor buyer area inquiries, replies now start from substance rather than from questions.
- Bringing buyer area inquiries to the small screenWith buyer area inquiries, the mobile path now ends where it should: at an inquiry.
Weighing this against the alternatives
Each comparison says when the other option is the better fit for an agent, and how the two can work together.
- GoHighLevel funnelsKeep funnels for single-offer ad campaigns; use a managed site as the permanent home that ranks for your areas.
- Hiring a freelancerA good freelancer is great for a one-off build; a managed site wins on what happens every month after launch.
- A real estate marketing agencyAn agency suits an agent who wants ads, branding and more under one retainer; a managed site suits one who needs the website done properly.
Plan by plan
Which plan does this come with?
Everything below is part of the same three plans. The Territory and The Portfolio include everything in the plan before them.
| Feature | The Listing$137/ month | The Territory$297/ month + usage | The Portfolio$747/ month |
|---|---|---|---|
| The website | |||
| Pages built for an instant open | Included on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| Listing pages that read like a real estate site, not a template | Included on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| The legal and compliance pages a real estate site needs | Included on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| Catching every lead | |||
| Inquiries routed straight into your CRM | Included on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| The AI Engine: chat on your site | Not on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| An AI receptionist for the calls you cannot take | Not on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| AI replies on SMS, Facebook Messenger and Instagram DMs | Not on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| Being found | |||
| A site structured around the areas you serve | Included on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| A managed Google Business Profile | Not on The Listing | Not on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| SEO, answer engines and AI assistants, built into every page | Included on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| Content that keeps publishing | |||
| Researched articles, published every week | Included on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| The Content Engine | Not on The Listing | Not on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| Run for you | |||
| Hosting, security and speed, managed | Included on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| A move from your current site that keeps what it earned | Included on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| Revisions and a portal built for how you actually work | Included on The Listing | Included on The Territory | Included on The Portfolio |
| The terms | |||
| Researched articles a week | 2 | 2 | 3 |
| Live in | 7 days | 10 days | 15 days |
| Revisions a month | 5 | 5 | 5 |
| One-time build fee, after launch | $797 | $797 | $797 |
AI usage on The Territory and The Portfolio is billed at what our provider charges us, with no markup. SMS carrier fees are passed through at cost. Every feature, explained
How the work actually runs
01
Order and onboarding form
About 15 minutes: your listings, the areas you serve, your brand, your brokerage and license details, and where inquiries should land.
02
One call to fill the gaps
We confirm the scope of this work, your CRM and your launch date, then the build starts.
03
Built, then shown to you live
You review the real site, not a mockup. Changes at that point are ordinary revisions.
04
Approved, then the build fee
The $797 one-time build fee is invoiced only after you approve the live site, and the plan keeps running from there.
Live in 7 days on The Listing, 10 on The Territory, 15 on The Portfolio, counted from the onboarding call. After launch, 5 revisions a month, each completed within 2 to 5 working days.
Scope
What is included
A hub page for every area. One index linking to every area you serve.
A dedicated page per area. Geography, housing type and amenities, described factually.
Listings linked by area. Each area page shows the listings currently placed there.
Articles linked by area. On every plan, each article is tied back to the area it supports.
Areas kept current. Added or retired as a standard revision.
Deliberately not included
- A live MLS or IDX feed. Listings are added as pages through revision requests, so nothing syncs automatically from your brokerage system.
- Valuation tools, automated price estimates or investment framing. Your site presents facts about a property, never advice.
- Ad spend or campaign management. The site is built to receive paid traffic; running the campaigns stays with you or your agency.
- A page builder login. You request changes in your client portal instead, and we make them.
- Unlimited revisions. The monthly allowance is generous and uncapped in size, and anything beyond it is a flat fee per revision.
Saying what we do not do is part of the quote. If one of these is essential to how you work, say so before you order.
What you get
A dedicated page per area
Geography, housing type and amenities, described factually.
Listings linked by area
Each area page shows the listings currently placed there.
Articles linked by area
On every plan, each article is tied back to the area it supports.
Areas kept current
Added or retired as a standard revision.
Questions about multi-area realtor website
Is there a limit on how many areas the site can carry?
No hard limit. The hub-and-spoke structure is built to scale from a handful of towns to a full county or region.
Does the site say anything about the people who live in an area?
No. Area pages describe geography, housing type and amenities in factual terms. We do not characterise residents, which is both a fair housing requirement and standard practice.
Can area pages be organized by county instead of city?
Yes. The structure follows however you actually define your service area, city, county or region.
How does this help against a national portal with far more pages?
A national portal has more pages but none of them are built specifically around your name or your service. A genuinely structured, well-linked area page gives a small operation a real foothold for a specific area search.
How many area pages should I actually have?
One for every area you genuinely work and can speak about, and no more. Pages for towns you do not serve dilute the site and are obvious to a reader and a search engine alike.
What goes on an area page?
Factual structure: what the area is known for in practical terms, the kind of housing stock found there, the amenities, and links to the listings and articles that belong to it. Never a description of the people who live there.
Do area pages help with AI answers as well as search?
They help with both. A clean, factual page about a specific town is exactly the kind of thing an assistant can quote, and the same structure feeds featured snippets and voice answers.
Can I add or retire an area later?
Yes, as a standard revision within your monthly allowance. Most agents add areas as their farm grows.
Is this the same as building a page for every ZIP code?
No. We build pages for the areas you actually serve, written individually. Spinning out near-identical pages for every ZIP code is the pattern search engines filter out, and we will not do it.
See it built for your business.
A live walk-through of the site you would get, in about 30 minutes. Plans from $137 a month, the $797 build fee invoiced only after launch, domain and hosting included.
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