Listing Page with Map and Tour Request
A listing page that shows the map and the tour request form together so buyers can see location and ask for a showing.
A listing page with a map and tour request lets buyers see where the home is and ask for a showing without switching pages. Location and the next step belong together. Splitting them reduces requests.
Property Landing Pages puts the map and the form on every listing page, next to each other, with the gallery and price above.
Why put the map and form side by side?
Buyers often decide based on location. They want to know the neighborhood, the commute, or how close the home is to schools or work before they ask for a tour. Showing the map next to the form means they can confirm the area and submit the request in one place.
If the map is on another tab or the form is on a separate contact page, some buyers leave. They open a maps app, get distracted, or cannot find how to reach you. Keeping both on the listing page removes that break.
On Property Landing Pages the map and form sit together. The gallery, price, and key facts stay above so the buyer understands the home before they focus on location and the request.
What else is on the page?
A photo gallery that works with a swipe on a phone. Price and address. Beds, baths, and square footage. Share buttons so the buyer can send the page to a partner. Your logo, colors, headshot, and brokerage footer. Structured data so search engines can read the listing.
Optional pieces include open house times with an RSVP form and party size, and on Pro a custom domain plus sold listings that stay online with the result.
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How do tour requests reach you?
On the free plan every submission goes to your email. On Pro the same lead appears in the built-in CRM, where you can filter by status and search by name or listing. You can also send new leads to Follow Up Boss or any webhook.
The lead includes which listing it came from, so you know what they were looking at. You can reply from email or work the list in the CRM.
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Does the map work on a phone?
Yes. The page is built for mobile. The gallery swipes, the map is usable, and the form does not require extra steps. Most buyers will open your link on a phone. A map that is hard to use or a form that is below a long load hurts requests.
Images are optimized so the page stays light. The map loads as part of the listing page rather than as a heavy third-party widget stack.
Can you add open houses?
Yes. Add one or more open house times on the listing. The page shows the date and time, an optional note, and an RSVP form with party size. Visitors can download a calendar file. Those RSVPs use the same lead path as tour requests.
What does it cost?
Free for one public listing and leads to email. No card required. Pro is $25 per month billed yearly or $32 billed monthly for unlimited listings, the CRM, sold listings, a custom domain, and assistant seats. No setup fee.
You can test the map and form on one home before you pay. See free vs Pro.
Who is this for?
Listing agents who send a specific link for each home. Agents who want location and the tour request in one view. Anyone replacing a template page where the map and form are buried or slow.
FAQ
Does the map work on a phone? Yes.
Can buyers get a sense of location before they request a tour? Yes. The map is on the same page as the form.
Is there a fee for the map? No. It is included on every listing page.
Can I require a phone number on the form? Yes.
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