Real estate SEO
Real Estate SEO Software
Agencies charge a retainer to write and post for you. Generic SEO tools give you a dashboard and leave the writing to you. RealQube does the writing, drafts the posts, tracks the rankings, and asks only that you approve.
$97 a month when you publish. No setup fee, no contract.
SEO for an agent is a weekly habit, not a project
Local search rewards consistency. A site that adds one useful local page every week for a year ends up with more neighborhood content than most brokerages. A site that gets an SEO audit and a burst of fixes and then sits still ends up where it started. The problem for a solo agent is that the weekly habit is the first thing dropped when three deals close in the same month.
RealQube is built around that failure point. The software does the weekly work and puts a draft in front of you. Your part takes a minute.
What the software does each week
The complete local SEO loop for a single agent.
- Drafts one local article, 800 to 1,200 words, about a neighborhood you serve or a homeowner question, with the neighborhood name in the title, URL, and opening.
- Links the article to the matching neighborhood page so each page grows a cluster of supporting content.
- Drafts a Google Business Profile post from the article, linking back to your site.
- Checks your position for the neighborhood and city phrases you chose, from your market, and charts the trend.
- Screens all copy for fair housing language before you see it.
- Waits for your approval on everything.
What it does not do
It does not guarantee rankings. Google's own hiring guidance for SEO says no one can, and any tool that does is selling something else. It does not buy links, blast directories, or write national content that competes with ten thousand identical posts. It does not manage paid ads. It focuses on the small, local, weekly work that compounds, and it shows you the rank chart so you can see whether it is compounding.
Compared with the alternatives
Content only tools like RealSEO.ai start at $99 a month for articles that publish to a site you pay for separately. Website platforms like Placester charge $15 to $50 a month extra for content automation, and AgentFire gates blog articles to its $215 tier. Sources for each are on our comparison pages. RealQube includes the site, the content, the profile posts, and the rank tracking in one $97 plan, month to month, with no setup fee.
Honest limits: RealQube does not include IDX home search, a full CRM, texting, or managed advertising. It works alongside Follow Up Boss, Wise Agent, or your brokerage CRM.
Competitor prices referenced above were checked September 2026 and are sourced on our comparison pages.
FAQ
Questions agents ask
Do I need a technical background?
No. If you can approve an email, you can run RealQube. Title tags, sitemaps, structured data, and canonical URLs are handled for you.
Can I use it with my existing website?
RealQube's content publishes to the RealQube built site. Most agents make that their primary site. If you must keep another platform, you can copy approved articles over manually.
How many keywords can I track?
Enough for a solo agent's market: your neighborhood and city phrases plus the homeowner questions you write about. Tracking a focused list is more useful than tracking hundreds.
Will the AI content sound generic?
It is written about your specific neighborhoods and questions, and you edit before approving. Generic copy is what happens when nobody local reads the draft; you are the local reader.
Is there a contract?
No. $97 a month, cancel online any time, 60 day money back guarantee.
RealQube
SEO software that does the work, not just the report.
Your own agent website, a new local SEO article every week, Google Business Profile posts, rank tracking and review replies. No setup fee, no contract, live in about ten minutes.
No credit card to start. Cancel online any time.