
Real Estate Gateway
A Next.js website for Real Estate Gateway, a boutique Sacramento-area brokerage, with iHomefinder IDX property search, featured listings, and lead capture.
A brokerage website has two jobs. It has to win buyers and sellers for your agents, and it has to convince good agents to join. We build brokerage websites that do both, with an agent directory, office pages, listing search and a recruiting section.





Who we work with
A selection of the websites we've designed and built for real estate brokerages.

A Next.js website for Real Estate Gateway, a boutique Sacramento-area brokerage, with iHomefinder IDX property search, featured listings, and lead capture.
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Plan your brokerage siteYears designing, developing, launching, and maintaining websites.
Websites launched across real estate, construction, hospitality, healthcare, and service businesses.
Industries served
Common Challenges
Buyers want to search homes and find an agent who knows their area. Agents thinking about switching want to see your tools, your support and who else works there. Most brokerage sites only answer one of them.
The problem
Agent profiles are thin, out of date or missing people who joined months ago
What we do
Agent profiles your staff edits in HungryHub: photo, bio, areas and contact. Add a new agent the day they sign.
The problem
There's no real case for an agent to join you over the brokerage down the street
What we do
A recruiting section with your training, tools and culture, plus a short form for agents who want a private conversation.
The problem
Listing search sends buyers to a portal instead of keeping them with your agents
What we do
IDX search through IDX Broker or iHomefinder keeps MLS listings on your domain, right next to your agents and offices.
The problem
Leads land in one shared inbox and nobody knows who's following up
What we do
Every lead lands in HungryHub with the page it came from and moves through a pipeline. It can also go to HubSpot if your team already works there.
The pieces a brokerage website needs to serve clients, support your agents and bring in new ones.
Agent profiles people can browse by name, office or area, easy for your staff to keep current.
Pages that explain why agents join you, with a private inquiry form for recruits.
MLS search on your own site, branded to match, through IDX Broker or iHomefinder.
A page for each office and the neighborhoods it covers, set up for local search.
Inquiries in HungryHub with the page they came from, or passed on to HubSpot.

Forget the days of cold-calling and door-to-door hustle. The modern real estate game revolves around one thing: your online reputation. It's your digital handshake, your personal billboard, and your ticket to client gold.


Custom brokerage websites start at $5,000. The final price depends on the number of offices, agents and integrations, and we quote it after a short call. Care plans start at $149 a month.
Yes. Every agent gets a profile with their photo, bio, areas and contact details. Your staff can add or update agents in HungryHub without a developer.
Yes, through an IDX provider such as IDX Broker or iHomefinder. The IDX subscription is separate and priced by the provider.
Yes. We design a section aimed at agents, covering your support, training and culture, with a form that sends recruit inquiries to you privately.
Leads land in HungryHub, which comes with every care plan. If your brokerage already uses HubSpot, we can send leads there too.
Tools we connect
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