agentsites

One person, start to finish

Your website and your CRM,
built as one thing.

No twelve-month agreement. No buyout fee to leave. No second vendor to blame. Built for working real estate agents by the person who answers the phone.

Built byOne person, start to finish
Runs onGoHighLevel, configured for you
CommitmentMonth to month
To leaveCancel. No buyout fee

What is included

Four things, all of them
done for you.

Not a template with your headshot dropped in. Not a CRM login and good luck. The whole system, built and configured, by one person.

The website

Designed and built for you, not assembled from a template.

  • Home, about, areas you serve, and the pages your business needs
  • Built for you; you see it before it goes live
  • Designed phone-first, because that is where your leads are

The CRM, configured

GoHighLevel set up and wired to the site — not handed over as a login.

  • GoHighLevel
  • Built to your stages, not a default
  • Automated first response, then a sequence

Connected, not glued together

The form on the site and the record in the CRM are the same thing.

  • Write directly into the pipeline
  • First response is automatic
  • You can see where a lead came from

Someone who answers

The same person builds it, runs it, and replies to you.

  • The person who built it
  • Email or text, directly
  • There is nobody to escalate to

How it actually works

What happens when someone lands on your site.

This is the whole product. It is one sequence, and it runs whether or not you are holding your phone.

  1. 01

    They arrive

    From a search, a sign rider, a postcard, your email signature — wherever you already send people.

  2. 02

    They ask for something

    The form is on the page they were already reading. No redirect to a portal, no account to create.

  3. 03

    It writes into your pipeline

    Straight into a CRM stage. Not an inbox, not a spreadsheet, not a CSV you export later.

  4. 04

    Follow-up fires

    Automatically, in the first minute, by text and email — while they are still on their phone.

  5. 05

    You pick it up

    With everything they told you already attached to the record, from your own phone.

The two halves are built by the same person, so there is no handoff between vendors for a lead to survive.

Side by side

The usual shape, and this one.

Describing the ordinary shape of the category, not any one company. Checkable against vendors’ own published terms.

Commitment
Twelve months is the ordinary term
A month. It renews until you stop it
Leaving early
A buyout of the months remaining
Cancel. Nothing owed
Site and CRM
Two vendors, two bills, two logins
One build, one bill, one person
When it breaks
A support queue, and two vendors pointing at each other
The person who built it
Your domain
Often held in the vendor’s account
Registered and held by you
Listing search (IDX)
A third-party IDX bolted on and billed separately
Not offered today — being looked into

The last row is the one where this loses. It is here because you would find out anyway.

The whole idea

One system. One person.
Month to month.

Everything on this page follows from those three lines. If any of them stopped being true, the reason to choose this would go with it.

How it runs

Four steps, and you are only needed for the first.

  1. 01

    A conversation

    What you sell, where you sell it, who you want more of, and what is currently not working. Half an hour, and it is the only part that needs your calendar.

  2. 02

    The build

    The site gets designed and written, and the CRM gets configured behind it — pipeline, stages, calendar and the follow-up sequence. You are not configuring anything.

  3. 03

    You look at it

    You see the whole thing on a preview link before anything points at your domain. Changes happen here, and there is no limit on how picky you are allowed to be.

  4. 04

    Live, and then maintained

    The domain gets pointed, the site goes live, and the follow-up starts running. After that it is edits, changes and a person who answers.

The longer version

Fit

Straight about who this is for.

Worth a conversation if —

  • You are a working agent or a small team, not a brokerage with an IT department.
  • You already pay for a website and a CRM separately and cannot quite say what either is doing.
  • You are on GoHighLevel and have never got the front of it looking like your business.
  • You want the person who built it to be the person who answers you.

Probably not, if —

  • You need MLS listing search on your own domain today. That is not built yet, and pretending otherwise would waste your money and my time.
  • You want the cheapest possible monthly. This is done for you, and done for you costs more than doing it yourself.
  • You want to configure it all yourself. You would be paying me for work you would rather do.

Start with the conversation.

Half an hour, no pitch deck, and a straight answer about whether this is worth doing for your business. If it is not, you will be told that.