Guides for real estate agentsThe stuff nobody tells you before you sign.
Real numbers, real sources, and the honest answer even when it isn't us. Updated September 2026.
- What happens to your website when you leave your brokerage?What happens to your website when you leave your brokerage? Who owns the domain, site, email and leads, what agents lose, and how to own it next time.
- How much does a real estate website cost in 2026?How much does a real estate website cost? $0 to $25,000+ once, or $60 to $1,500 a month to rent one. Here's the four-year math nobody hands you.
- Do real estate agents need a website? The honest answerDo real estate agents need a website? Yes, just not as a lead machine. It's where referrals check you out before they call. Here's when yours is worth owning.
- How to choose a real estate website company: 10 questions to ask before you signHow to choose a real estate website company: 10 questions to ask before you sign, covering domain ownership, monthly fees, contracts, IDX and leaving.
- What is an IDX website, and do you actually need one?An IDX website shows your whole MLS's listings on your own site. What IDX is, what it costs, the rules, and whether you actually need one as an agent.
- Single property websites: are they worth it for real estate agents?A single property website is worth it for luxury, unique and pre-market listings, and for winning the listing. What to include, the rules, and what it costs.
- Real estate SEO for agents: how you get found on Google and ChatGPTReal estate SEO for agents, minus the hype: what you can actually rank for, how to set up your Google Business Profile, and how ChatGPT picks agents.
- Real estate social media management cost: what you pay and what you should getReal estate social media management costs about $400 to $3,000+ a month. Here's what a package should include, what cheap ones skip, and the contract traps.
- How to Start a Real Estate YouTube Channel (Without Becoming a Full-Time YouTuber)How to start a real estate YouTube channel: 25 videos to film first, how long leads take, the gear you need, what help costs, and a 90-day plan you can keep.