Websites built for real estate agents.
Most buyers and sellers look you up before they call you back. We design websites for realtors that show your listings, the neighborhoods you know and the clients you've helped, and make it easy to reach you from a phone.
Who we work with
Solo agents and realtors•
Agent teams•
Luxury and listing agents•
Buyer's agents•
Agents moving off a brokerage template•
Solo agents and realtors•
Agent teams•
Luxury and listing agents•
Buyer's agents•
Agents moving off a brokerage template•
Built for real estate agents
Why work with Hungry Ram for real estate agents?
We've built websites for solo agents and large teams, so we know what a realtor website has to do: make you look established, keep buyers searching your listings and get you the lead while it's warm. Every site is designed from scratch, built for phones and set up for local SEO, with listing search, Matterport tours and your CRM connected from day one.
Our work for real estate agents
A selection of the websites we've designed and built for real estate agents.
Lynette M. Adams
A personal real estate website for Lynette M. Adams, connecting buyers and sellers with her residential services across Southern California.
Ryan Serhant
A Next.js and Storyblok website for Ryan Serhant, connecting his real estate business, media, and education under one personal brand.
Yoori Park
A custom, CMS-powered website for Yoori Park, an Estates Director and real estate agent in Los Angeles, with sold and active listings, client testimonials, and press.
Team Yager
A Hugo website for Team Yager, a Torrance real estate team with Realty ONE Group, featuring MLS property search, home valuation requests, and a cash offer form.
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Talk about your siteBy the numbers
10+
Years designing, developing, launching, and maintaining websites.
200+
Websites launched across real estate, construction, hospitality, healthcare, and service businesses.
7+
Industries served
Common Challenges
People Google you before they call you back.
A referral gets you a name. Your website decides whether that person calls. They want to see that you know the area, that your listings are current and that you answer quickly.
The problem
Your site is the same brokerage template as every other agent in the office
What we do
We design around you: your photos, your voice, your market. Buyers remember the agent, not the office logo.
The problem
Listings are out of date or send buyers to a portal full of other agents
What we do
IDX search through IDX Broker or iHomefinder keeps MLS listings on your own site, so buyers keep browsing with you.
The problem
Nothing on the site shows which neighborhoods you actually know
What we do
Neighborhood pages answer what buyers ask about schools, commutes and prices, and give Google a reason to show you for those searches.
The problem
Form leads sit in an inbox until you happen to notice them
What we do
Every form goes into HungryHub. Autopilot replies right away and reminds you if a lead is still waiting.
Services
Everything a real estate agents
website needs.
What we build into a realtor website, from listing search to the follow-up after someone fills out a form.
IDX Listing Search
MLS search on your own domain through IDX Broker or iHomefinder, styled to match the rest of your site.
Neighborhood Pages
A page for each area you work, with the details buyers and sellers search for.
Seller Pages
A home value request form and a clear case for listing with you, for sellers comparing agents.
Featured Listings and 3D Tours
Your own listings shown properly, with large photos and Matterport walkthroughs.
Lead Follow-Up
Forms go into HungryHub, with instant replies, reminders and booking links synced to Google Calendar.
Reviews and Testimonials
Past client reviews placed where a new buyer or seller is deciding whether to call.
From the blog
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Essential Strategies for Real Estate Agents in the Digital Marketplace
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.
The Guide to Building a Real Estate Website with IDX
Do Real Estate Agents Need a Website?
Frequently asked questions.
How much does a real estate agent website cost?
Custom agent websites start at $5,000 for the build. After launch, a care plan from $149 a month covers hosting, updates and HungryHub, our CRM. IDX listing search is a separate subscription, priced by the IDX provider.
Can my website show MLS listings?
Yes. We add IDX listing search through a provider like IDX Broker or iHomefinder, so buyers can search the MLS on your site instead of a portal. You'll need an IDX subscription with one of them.
Do I need my own website if my brokerage gives me one?
A brokerage page works as a profile, but it belongs to the brokerage and looks like everyone else's. Your own site goes with you if you change offices, and the search traffic it builds stays under your name.
Can you move my site from another real estate platform?
Yes. We move your content over and set up redirects from your old pages so you keep the search traffic you've already built.
How long does it take to build a realtor website?
Most projects launch in 4 to 6 weeks, often sooner.
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Tools we connect
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Want a website that looks like your best listing?
Tell us your market, where most of your business comes from and what your current site isn't doing. We'll come back with a plan and a price.