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Launch
A clean, complete first website.
- Up to 10 pages
- Template sections with AI-written copy
- Quote and contact forms
- Mobile-first, accessible build
- Basic SEO, GA4 and Search Console
- 2 revisions
Real estate · Website design
Portals own listing searches, so an agent site wins on local knowledge and lead capture. We build separate buyer and seller paths, a valuation request and neighborhood guides that prove you know the area.
We build separate buyer and seller paths, a home valuation request form, and neighborhood pages that show you know the area. Listing feeds connect through your MLS provider.
Portals dominate listing searches, so an agent site must win on local expertise and lead capture instead.
Neighborhood searches are valuable and need deep local pages.
Buyers and sellers need different paths and different calls to action.
Separate pages and calls to action for each audience.
A simple form that turns seller curiosity into a conversation.
Local pages written from facts you give us, not generic text.
AI drafted, edited by a person and approved by you before launch.
RealEstateAgent, Service and FAQ schema on every page.
From $500, two revisions included, no hourly billing.
Written for buyers and sellers, around the searches they actually type.
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A clean, complete first website.
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For businesses that want to rank locally.
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More pages, more keywords, custom layouts.
From Google's People Also Ask, Ahrefs question data and what owners ask us.
Browse every website and SEO FAQYes. A brokerage profile or portal listing does not belong to you, while your own site builds your name, captures buyer and seller leads and ranks for neighborhood searches. It also gives AI assistants a clear source when people ask for local agents.
A home page, buyer services, seller services with a home valuation form, neighborhood guides, past sales, about, reviews and contact. Listings can be embedded through your IDX provider. Neighborhood pages are often the best long-term source of search traffic.
IDX lets visitors search listings on your site, which keeps buyers engaged, but it is not essential to start. Many agents begin with buyer, seller and neighborhood pages and embed their IDX provider's widget. Native listing feeds are a separate custom project.
Agent sites range from monthly template subscriptions to custom builds costing thousands. Ours are a flat $500 for 10 pages, $750 for 15 or $1,000 for 20, with copy, neighborhood pages, schema and on-page SEO included.
Listing feeds depend on your MLS or IDX provider. We can embed their widget or link to it. Native feeds are a custom project.
Yes, when each page has real local detail. We write them from facts you give us rather than generic text.
Start with your services, service areas and the action you want visitors to take, such as calling or requesting a quote. Plan one page per service, write clear headlines, add photos, contact forms and reviews, and make sure it loads fast on a phone. Or send us that information and we build it in 48 hours.
A professional small business site needs a custom domain, a clear headline that says what you do and where, a page per service, real photos, visible contact details and fast mobile loading. Avoid stock templates that look like every competitor. Our builds cover all of this and are reviewed by a person before launch.
It depends on your time. A DIY builder costs the least but you design, write and maintain it. A freelancer or agency does the work but usually costs more and takes weeks. A fixed-price service like ours sits in between: done for you, flat priced and live in 48 hours.
Yes. AI can draft page copy, layouts and code in minutes. The risk is accuracy and fit: AI can invent details or write generic copy. That is why a person at Guerrilla Local checks every page against your intake form before you see a preview.
Pick a plan, send your details and we start the clock. Flat price, revisions included and no surprise invoices.