The lead that
doesn't go cold.
A buyer or seller lead is worth something for a matter of hours, not days. The site that captures it, tags it and follows up automatically is the one that still has it by the weekend.
Builds
From $7,500, about six weeks
Audit
$500-$1,500, credited to a build
Handoff
Everything, always
- What the build includes
Built for
the lead.
Every Foundation Build carries the same six pieces; here is what each one does for a real estate business specifically.
- - Tracking that shows which ads and pages bring in real buyer and seller leads
- - Email follow-up written and sent automatically after every lead
- - A payment stack for earnest money, retainers or service fees
- - A CRM populated with existing leads and contacts and tagged, so nothing goes cold
- - Search and AI visibility set up so buyers and sellers searching the area find you
- - Session recording on your listing pages, so you can see where people stall
- Asked plainly
Three questions,
straight answers.
- What does a real estate website cost here?
- Builds start at $7,500 and land on a working URL in about six weeks. The audit that sizes one is $500 to $1,500 and credits in full against the build. Your own number is quoted once, after a short conversation.
- Does it replace my MLS listings feed?
- No - it sits alongside whatever feed or IDX you already use. What it adds is the lead side: tracking, a populated CRM, and follow-up that goes out the moment a buyer or seller inquiry lands.
- What happens if I leave?
- Nothing. You already have it - the code, the domain, the photos, the analytics and the ad account. There is no platform to be locked out of, because I never put you on one.
Every build starts the same way, whatever the industry. See the Build engagement →
- On contact. Taking work now.
Bring the brief.
I'll bring the receipts.
Have a site? Send the URL and I come back with what I see. No site yet? Tell me what the business does and what it needs, and the reply starts with questions, not a pitch. Either way, you hear back within one business day.