Mega Agent AcademyClientLanding Page
Jared Davis needed producing agents to book a call with him.
We built it two ways. Open both and pick your favorite.
Real estate website examplesEight sites. None of them came in a box.
They all work. Click around.
Vale CollectiveDemoBespoke, $12,000
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.
Marsh ResidentialDemoSignature, $6,000
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.
Yaupon BluffDemoLanding Page, $2,000
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.
The Renner GroupDemoLanding Page, $2,000
A team of fourteen recruiting in Denver
Most recruiting pages talk about culture. This one does the math. Drag the slider.
Woodland HeightsDemoLanding Page, $2,000
One Houston neighborhood
Buyers Google the neighborhood before they Google you. This is what they find.
The Okafor GroupDemoLanding Page, $2,000
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.
The Dial RoomDemoLanding Page, $2,000
A coach selling a daily prospecting room
$49 a month, no sales call. The page does the closing.
Flagshipfrom $25,000
For a brokerage, or a team that acts like one. The first one's in the works. It'll show up here.
What Flagship includesYours won't look like any of these.
That's the point. We start with you and the streets you sell, not the last site we built.
Start your site