Single Property Website for Real Estate Agents
A single property website gives one listing its own page with gallery, map, and tour form. Free to start for agents.
A single property website is a page built for one listing. It has its own URL, a photo gallery, the price and facts, a map, and a way to request a tour. Agents use it when they want buyers looking at that home, not browsing a general search.
Property Landing Pages creates that page for every listing you add. You can start with one free.
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What is a single property website?
It is not your full agent site and it is not an IDX search results page. It is the dedicated destination for one address. Everything on the page supports a decision about that home: photos, price, size, location, and contact.
Some agents call these listing landing pages, property microsites, or single listing websites. The job is the same. Give the buyer one clear link for one property.
Why do agents use them?
Portal listings and MLS remarks are useful, but you do not control the layout or the form. A single property page lets you order the photos, place the tour form next to the map, and put your branding on it. You can send that link in a text, an email, a social post, or from a sign rider.
Buyers who receive a specific link are further along than buyers who are still searching. The page should match that intent. One home. One next step.
What should the page include?
A gallery that loads quickly on a phone. Price and address near the top. Beds, baths, and square footage. A map. A tour request or contact form on the same page. Share buttons. Your logo, colors, and a link back to your agent profile. Structured data so search engines can read the listing.
Optional: open house times with RSVP, a short description, and on sold listings the result and a valuation form.
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How does Property Landing Pages build it?
You add the listing and photos. The platform generates the page with the gallery, map, form, and your branding. The free plan makes one listing public. Pro ($25 per month billed yearly or $32 monthly) makes every listing public and adds the CRM, sold listings, a custom domain, and assistant seats. No setup fee.
The page is custom code built for listings, not a WordPress theme with plugins. That keeps it light on a phone. See fast listing pages.
How is this different from an IDX site?
An IDX site lets buyers search many listings, including other agents’ homes. A single property website is the page you send for the home you are marketing. Many agents use both. The single property page is where you control the presentation of your listing.
If you only need the latter right now, you do not have to pay for full MLS search to get it.
Who is it for?
Listing agents who want a clean link for each home. New agents marketing their first listing. Teams that want every agent’s listings under one brand but still on individual pages. Anyone comparing a heavy template site to a page that only does this job.
How do you launch one?
Create a free account. Add the address, price, facts, and photos. Publish. Share the URL. Leads come to your email. Upgrade when you want more than one listing public or you want them in a CRM.
FAQ
Is a single property website the same as a landing page? Yes. One URL, one home, one main action.
Can I have one for every listing? Yes, on Pro. Free covers one public listing.
Do I need a developer? No.
Can it live on my domain? Yes, on Pro.
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