Realtor websites

Realtor Website

Most realtor websites are brochures nobody finds. RealQube builds the site and then does the weekly work that gets it found: a local article, a profile post, and a rank check, every week, for you to approve.

$97 a month when you publish. No setup fee, no contract.

A realtor reviewing their RealQube website on a laptop
A realtor reviewing their RealQube website on a laptop

Why most realtor websites produce nothing

The NAR 2026 Member Profile reports that 73 percent of members already have a business website, as covered by HousingWire. Very few of those sites appear when a homeowner searches for an agent in their neighborhood. The site was built once, it has five pages, and it has not changed since. Google treats a site like that the way a buyer treats a listing with one photo.

The fix is not a prettier template. It is a site with a page for every place you work and a steady stream of local content pointing at those pages. That is a maintenance job most agents cannot sustain by hand, which is exactly the job RealQube is built to do.

What a RealQube realtor website includes

Everything a solo agent's site needs to be found, trusted, and contacted.

  • Neighborhood pages for each area you serve, written with real local detail and fair housing screened.
  • Sellers and buyers pages written for your city.
  • A blog that receives a new local article every week, drafted for your approval.
  • A contact form and leads dashboard with instant alerts.
  • Structured data with your name, license, brokerage, and service area so search engines and AI answers can verify you.
  • Fast, mobile first pages under your own domain.

Connected to your Google Business Profile

Local ranking is a conversation between your website and your Google Business Profile. RealQube keeps them in agreement: the same service areas appear on both, each weekly article becomes a profile post that links back to your site, and your reviews get a drafted reply for you to approve. A site and a profile that reinforce each other are what put an agent in the map pack for neighborhood searches.

Priced for the agent, not the brokerage

Realtor websites from the established platforms run from about $60 a month for a bare template to well over $1,000 a month with setup fees and twelve month contracts. Our sourced comparison pages list every price we could verify. RealQube is $97 a month, published, month to month, no setup fee, and free to start.

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

Can I use my existing domain?

Yes. Point your existing domain at RealQube and your site is live under it. We walk you through the DNS change in the help center.

Who writes the weekly articles?

RealQube drafts them from your service areas and specialties. You read, edit if you like, and approve. Nothing publishes without your approval.

Is this a brokerage website?

No. It is your personal site, in your name, that you keep if you change brokerages. Your brokerage name and required disclosures appear where your state requires them.

What if I already have a website?

Many agents run RealQube as their primary site and redirect the old one. Others keep both. Run the free presence audit to see how your current site is performing before deciding.

Is there a contract?

No. $97 a month, cancel online any time, and a 60 day money back guarantee.

RealQube

A realtor website that does the weekly work for you.

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.