A realtor website that gets you found on Google

You own your domain, your content, your photos, and your brand — during and after. The site itself is built and hosted on our platform, so the live site is part of the subscription rather than a folder of files you take with you. If you leave, we release your domain wherever you want it pointed and hand over your written content and images. The exact terms are in the month-to-month agreement, in writing, before you pay anything.

It is month-to-month, so you cancel before your next renewal and that is it — no term, no cancellation fee, no talking you out of it. Publishing and hosting run through the end of the month you have already paid for. Then we release your domain and send you your content.

Yes. Keep it at whatever registrar you use now and just point it at us — one DNS change, usually a few minutes of work, and we walk you through it. If you do not have a domain yet, we will help you register one in your name, not ours. That matters: a domain registered in a vendor's name is the single most common way agents get stuck.

IDX is the feed that puts live MLS listings and a working home search on your own site, so buyers browse with you instead of on a portal. It is included on Authority. It requires your MLS membership, an IDX application approved by your local board, and usually carries its own MLS or vendor fee. Approval timing belongs to the board — it can be a few days or several weeks. Your site launches first and IDX switches on when the board clears it. Plenty of agents do very well on content and neighborhood pages without it, so do not let it hold up your launch.

Longer than any sales pitch will tell you. Local search builds over time — typically several months — and competitive terms take longer than long-tail neighborhood searches. What you can watch in the meantime is real: pages indexed, impressions in Search Console, and keyword positions moving, all in your monthly report. Anyone putting a date on a specific ranking is guessing.

A large language model writes the first draft against a keyword and market brief we build for your area. A human then edits every single piece before it publishes — for factual accuracy, for your voice, and against a Fair Housing checklist, because AI copy has a habit of drifting into language about who a neighborhood is “good for.” Nothing goes live unreviewed. That is also why the volume is 1, 4, or 8 pages a month instead of hundreds: mass unreviewed AI content is exactly what search engines penalize.

Yes — that is the “Redesign + SEO” option on the form. We rebuild it on our stack, carry over the pages that are already earning traffic, and set up redirects so you do not lose what you have built. If you would rather keep your site where it lives now, we will tell you plainly which technical fixes we can and cannot make from the outside before you commit to anything.

About an hour in the first week: the kickoff call, your photos and bio, and access to your domain and Google Business Profile. After that it is a monthly report and the occasional message asking us to swap a photo or add a listing. You never log into a page builder.