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Jared Davis needed producing agents to book a call with him.
We built it two ways. Open both and pick your favorite.
They all work. Click around.

Jared Davis needed producing agents to book a call with him.
We built it two ways. Open both and pick your favorite.

An independent brokerage of 40 agents in a Montana ski valley
You fly down the whole valley before you see one house. Every stop has its homes for sale and the agent who knows that road. 22 pages sit behind it.
Snow at first light, one quiet serif, and a river map that draws itself as you scroll.

A team of nine in west Austin
Eight pages. The roster slides sideways as you scroll, every agent gets a page, and every lead goes to whoever knows that street.
Dark and cinematic, built for a team that sells lake houses after sunset.

A family team of five in Westchester
Every agent is on the first screen, and one button, Which of us is yours?, sends each visitor to the right one.
Evergreen and copper, for a team that sells on being neighbors.

A husband and wife team on Lake Norman
Lake homes, how they sell one, and a full page of its own for their biggest listing.
Barn wood and pine green, warm like the two of them.

An independent brokerage in Lebanon, Tennessee
One switch at the top. Agents see why they should join, buyers and sellers see the homes and the reviews.
Poster type and cedar red, for a broker who still sells.

One agent in Highland Park and Preston Hollow
Five pages. The sold list does the selling: hover a street and the house shows up. No carousel, no search bar, nothing from the site next door.
Warm clay and quiet type, for an agent whose best listings never go public.

One agent in Orlando, in English and Spanish
Five pages. Flip the switch and the whole site changes language, on any page. Sellers can ask for a real home value, in either one.
Bright and warm, for an agent whose clients think in two languages.
Open the Daniela Rivera demoÁbrelo en españolWhat Signature includes

One broker in downtown Chicago
Sellers see how he takes a listing to market, step by step, then the sales and the press that back it up.
Warm stone and lake teal, for a broker who is all in on his city.

One agent in Oregon wine country
Built for people moving to the valley: the towns, how a home gets shown, and the builders who bring her their homes.
Pinot red and gold, quiet like the hills she sells.

One agent in Ansley Park, Atlanta
Recent sales come first, then the neighborhoods she sells and her clients in their own words.
Brushstrokes, deep teal and coral, for an agent with an eye for art.

One agent on the coast of Maine
Written in her own voice: the five villages of her town, the homes she sold lately, and what her clients say.
Sea green and sand, for an agent raised a mile from the water.

One seller in Raleigh, before the listing appointment
The link an agent texts a seller the night before. The price, the plan, the photos, and what they walk away with. Move the slider.

One $14.5M listing on Lake Austin
Your seller gets a whole site for one house. Good luck getting that from the agent down the street.
Open the Yaupon Bluff demoWhat Single property website includes

One $2.2M lake house on Lake Norman
Floor by floor, the pool, the boat slip, the cove, and all 24 photos.
Open the Heron Point Drive demoWhat Single property website includes

A team of fourteen recruiting in Denver
Most recruiting pages talk about culture. This one does the math. Drag the slider.

One Houston neighborhood
Buyers Google the neighborhood before they Google you. This is what they find.

A team hiring three agents in Frisco
One page with one job: get applications. Poster-scale type, life alone set against life on the team, and a block that flips the whole page when you press it.
Loud on purpose. A recruiting page shouldn't whisper.

A coach selling a daily prospecting room
$49 a month, no sales call. The page does the closing.
That's the point. We start with you and the streets you sell, not the last site we built.
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