Websites, search, and lead systems built to work together.
Great real estate website design is about the user's experience — we take your brand, and your ROI, seriously, using technology that scales with your business.
Every build can include integrated IDX property search, lead generation tools built to target buyers and sellers, and CRM integrations so leads land where your team already works.
Custom-designed sites with integrated MLS property search.
Tools built to attract and convert buyers and sellers, not just visitors.
Leads and activity sent to the CRM your team already uses.
The website, the IDX search, and the lead system are built to work as one stack, not three separate purchases that happen to sit on the same domain. The website is the shell: fast, indexable, structured so both search engines and AI answer engines can actually read it. IDX is what makes that shell useful for a real estate business — live, server-rendered listing data instead of a static brochure. The lead system is what happens after a visitor decides to act: capture, scoring, routing to the right person, and a record of what happened if nobody follows up in time.
You do not have to take all three. Plenty of clients start with just the website, or bring an existing CRM we integrate into rather than replace. But the three are designed to hand off to each other cleanly when you do run them together, which is the difference between a site that generates enquiries and a site that generates enquiries nobody ever answers.
Most of the difference between IDX products is invisible in a demo and expensive later. The question that matters most: are listing pages rendered server-side, as real HTML a crawler and an AI engine can read directly, or assembled in the browser with JavaScript after the page loads? The second approach can look identical to a human visitor while being functionally invisible to anything indexing the page — the entire listing catalogue effectively does not exist as far as search and AI citation are concerned.
Full MLS data coverage matters just as much and is harder to see up front, since a thin feed looks complete until a specific listing or a specific area turns out to be missing. Our IDX WordPress plugin covers both: server-rendered listing pages built to be indexed and cited, with the coverage and integrations detailed on their own pages.
A lead generation tool that only collects a name, email and message is doing a fraction of the job. The gap that actually costs businesses enquiries is what happens in the minutes and hours after that form is submitted: is the lead scored so a serious buyer is not treated the same as a curiosity click, is it routed to the right person immediately, and is there an escalation if the first reply does not go out fast enough. Most of that gap is invisible until you go looking for it, because a form that quietly does nothing after submission still looks, to the business owner, like a form that works.
Our real estate lead generation tools are built around that follow-through, not just the capture step, and they connect into GoHighLevel systems so the routing and follow-up run without someone manually checking an inbox.
This depends on how much of your positioning depends on the site looking distinct from every other business in your category, versus how much you value moving fast on a proven structure. A fully custom build gives you a design nobody else has and the freedom to structure pages exactly around your business; a semi-custom or template-based build trades some of that distinctiveness for a faster, lower-cost path to a site that is still fast, indexable and IDX-ready.
Neither choice compromises the underlying technical requirements — server-rendered pages, correct structured data, working lead capture — those are non-negotiable regardless of which visual path you pick. See real estate websites for the fuller case for why the website itself is worth getting right, and real estate website pricing for how the tiers compare.
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Explore the individual products: the IDX WordPress plugin, its integrations and MLS data coverage, and real estate lead generation. For company-scale brokerage IDX see IDX for real estate companies, and for the Miami-specific version see Miami IDX. Pricing sits on real estate website pricing.
Yes — the IDX WordPress plugin is built to run on an existing WordPress site. See its integrations page for what it connects to.
In most cases yes. We integrate into the CRM your team already uses rather than requiring you to switch, and where GoHighLevel is the better fit for the automation involved we will say so directly.
A custom build is designed specifically around your brand and page structure with no shared design elements. A semi-custom or template build starts from a proven structure and customizes branding and content on top of it, which is faster and less expensive. Both meet the same technical bar for speed, indexability and IDX readiness — see real estate website pricing for how the tiers compare.
The quickest check is to view a listing page with JavaScript disabled, or check whether the address, price and description appear in the page source rather than only after the page finishes loading in a browser. If they only appear after load, the listing is likely invisible to crawlers and AI answer engines even though it looks complete to a visitor.
That is common and fine — tell us what you already have through the form on this page and we will tell you honestly which piece, if any, is worth adding rather than proposing the full stack by default.
Tell us about your business — we'll tell you what fits.
Want to see what it costs first? Plans start at $1,000 a month. See our three packages.
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