Websites for agents, brokers and property managers
We build real estate websites around the one thing no rival can copy: what you know about the places where you sell. Most agent sites in town show the same listings. Yours should show you.
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KeyGrow offers real estate website design for agents, brokerages and property managers. We build your site on what no rival can copy: your local knowledge, your process and the deals you closed. Then we connect your listing feed. Most sites launch in six to eight weeks.
Next, a few quick questions about your project. If it is a fit, you pick a time for a free 15-minute call.
The first two cards come from real estate: a cash home buyer site and a mortgage prequalification site. The rest are from other trades. Open any card to scroll the full page.
The team that designs your site also runs Google Ads and SEO for clients like these.
"I want to express my sincere gratitude for KeyGrow's work, everything was absolutely flawless. Their professional approach, calm presence, attention to detail, and ability to truly understand and feel the client's vision, in aesthetics, in wording, in the balance and quality of information, create a sense of complete confidence. Working together was easy and comfortable, and the result exceeded all expectations. I wholeheartedly recommend them and will gladly return again. Thank you so much, KeyGrow, for my first professional website!"
We ask one question first: if your feed went dark tomorrow, what would your site still say about you?
Open five agent sites in your town. They show the same homes from the same MLS. That is how IDX works. Firms share their listings with each other, and every listing has to name the firm that listed it.
So the listings cannot be the reason someone picks you. Your area pages can. So can a plain walk through how you sell a home, and short stories about deals you closed.
We write and build those pages first. The feed goes in last, as one feature among many. If you ever switch IDX providers, the pages with your name on them stay put.
We designed the site for HomeLink Properties, a cash home buyer in southwest Missouri. With our SEO work behind it, it brings in 90+ seller calls a month.
We plan and write the pages that carry your name first. The listing search goes in after, so it never sets the shape of the site.
We also run SEO and Google Ads, so we plan area pages around what people in your market type into Google.
If a small site with a listing search is all you need right now, we will say so. Some new agents should start there.
Listing rules, fair housing law and buyer research all point the same way. Your own pages matter most.
NAR's IDX policy, in its 2024 MLS handbook, bars firms from changing other firms' listings. Each listing shown must name the listing firm and its email or phone.
What it means for your sitewe show the feed as it arrives, with every credit in place. Your own notes on homes and areas sit apart from it, under your name.
Source: NAR MLS handbook
The Fair Housing Act bars any ad or notice for selling or renting a home that shows a preference based on a protected trait. Those traits are race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status and national origin.
What it means for your sitearea pages describe homes, streets, prices and commutes, never the kind of people who live there. You read and approve every page before launch.
Source: Fair Housing Act
NAR's 2025 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers found that 88% of buyers used an agent or broker.
What it means for your siteyour site has to sell the person or firm behind it, so your story and your reviews get more room than the search box.
Source: NAR 2025 buyer profile
Your own pages carry the weight here. The feed fills in the inventory around them.
We interview you about the places you work, then write what a data widget never could: streets, drive times and new construction nearby.
Your steps from first call to closing day, written once and useful for years.
Short write-ups of homes you listed or helped someone buy, with your role stated.
Home search from a provider your MLS allows, styled to match the rest of your site.
Buyer, seller and rental inquiries go straight to the right person or inbox.
We aim for pages that load in under two seconds, with clean titles and schema.
One is a mortgage prequalification page, a close cousin of real estate. Two are junk removal sites. Each card shows what changed.
Junk Removal & Cleanout Services+180%
Lead Form Submissions
+65%Time on Site
4xUser Engagement
Top 10Search Rankings
Junk Removal Services6+
Service Pages Created
NewBrand Identity
SEOReady Structure
PPCOptimized Forms
Real Estate / Mortgage Pre-Qualification+85%
Conversion Rate Increase
5-StepLead Form
-40%Bounce Rate
2xForm Completions
Your site needs both. Only one kind gives a buyer or seller a reason to pick you.
| Listing pages from the feed | Pages you write | |
|---|---|---|
| Who else shows it | Most IDX sites in your market | Nobody else |
| Can you change it | No, other firms' listings stay as listed | Yes, any time |
| How long it lasts | Until the home sells or the listing ends | Years, with small updates |
| Whose name it carries | The listing firm, by rule | Yours |
| What it proves | That you have a feed | That you know the area and close deals |
| Best job | Letting buyers browse homes | Getting you hired |
We build both kinds. Most of our writing time goes into the right column.
Your pages come first and the feed comes last, so the site never leans on listings to look busy.
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A call about your market, your past deals and how you work. We list the pages no other firm in town could publish.
We write your area pages, your process page and your deal stories. You check every fact and approve each page.
Three screens come first: the home page, one area page and a listing view. Your notes shape them before we design anything else.
We build the site, then connect IDX and check that every listing shows its firm credit on a phone.
On launch day we send a test inquiry through each form. For 30 days after, we fix any problem at no charge.
Each plan is a one-time price for writing, design and build. A solo agent with strong area pages often fits the $1,400 plan. A brokerage with a page for every agent needs more room: $2,800 for bigger sites, or $5,600 for 30 or more pages.
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The listing feed comes from an IDX provider on its own terms, and your MLS sets the display rules. Our plans cover the site built around it.
See what a website costs and whyLaw firms, home services, real estate and more. Every review below comes from a real client.
"Great work as usual. KeyGrow did a great job in increasing our site's speed. Web performance went from D to A. Thank you!"
"Very good communication and understood business so was able to add some value insights."
"Great company to work with!!"
"Very responsive, delivered work with a high quality standard. Already completed multiple projects together."
"KeyGrow has been working on google ads for my website and he has done a fantastic job it has increased my revenue to roof. Thank you"
"As always KeyGrow is amazing to work with!"
"I really like working with KeyGrow team, professional and polite and is extremely responsive. I'm glad that I chose them out of all of the other listings."
"KeyGrow has been a great help in managing our Google ads account for two businesses that we own. He always responds quickly and is a pleasure to work with!"
4.9/5Average rating
200+Businesses served
98%Client retention
9+Industries served
Each group needs a different kind of site. Pick yours to see how we build it.
Brokerages need recruits, agents need to win the name search, and property managers serve owners and renters at once.
Here is what happens after you reach out.
Tell us about your business and your website.
If your project is a fit, you pick a time on our calendar.
We look at your site and your goals, then send a clear plan with your page list and price.
Rather go straight to the full form? Start it here.
Next, a few quick questions about your project. If it is a fit, you pick a time for a free 15-minute call.
Straight answers on feeds, fair housing, cost and timing. Still curious? Email sales@keygrow.co.
Yes. We connect a listing feed from an IDX provider your MLS allows and style it to match your pages. Under NAR policy, the firm showing IDX listings has to tell its MLS first, so we plan that step into the schedule.
Because the same feed fills your rivals' sites too. Listing pages also vanish as homes sell. Area guides, your process and your deal stories stay up and keep earning trust.
No. NAR's IDX policy bars changing other firms' listings. You can add your own notes near them, as long as you keep the notes separate and name the source.
Facts a buyer can use: home styles, price ranges, commute times, parks and new construction nearby. Fair housing law bars ads that show a preference based on protected traits, so we describe places, not the people in them.
NAR's IDX policy calls for downloads and displays to refresh at least every 12 hours. The refresh runs through your IDX provider, and we keep the pages around it fast.
Most will. NAR policy lets a seller keep a listing or address off the internet, and those stay hidden on every IDX site. Each home that does show names its listing firm.
Yes. Property managers need one path for owners and one for renters. Cash home buyers need pages for sellers with a problem house, like the HomeLink Properties site we designed.
You pay once, and the writing and a WordPress build are part of the price. Up to six pages costs $1,400, bigger sites cost $2,800 and 30 or more pages cost $5,600. Your page count, not your job title, decides the plan.
Six to eight weeks for most builds. Writing takes the most time, because area pages and deal stories need your input. A simple site with no feed can launch in four to five weeks.
Yes. You get a simple WordPress editor and a short training call. Adding an area page or a closed deal takes minutes.
Free 15-minute call · No obligation
Send us your current site. We will count the pages that would still stand without the feed and show you what to add first.
