Luxury Presence pricing in 2026: plans, setup fee, contract
No published prices. What the Plans page does say, what reviewers report paying for Launch, Brand, Scale and All In, and the first-year math.
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Straight answers about agent websites
No demo call, no feature grid. Real prices, the IDX question answered plainly, and a DIY walkthrough for agents who want to build it themselves.
Placester pricing in 2026: plans, IDX fee, what year one costs
$59, $79 and $129 plans, the $25-a-month IDX support fee the cards do not show, no contract. Read from placester.com.
Real Geeks pricing in 2026: $399 a month, setup fee, lead packages
$399 a month plus $500 setup, IDX at $10 a board, lead packages from $299, 6- or 12-month commitment. Year-one math included.
IDX Broker pricing in 2026: Core, Engage, Elite, setup and MLS fees
$60, $99 and $149 a month, month to month, the $100 setup fee and the $30-per-extra-MLS charge. It is an add-on, not a website.
Wix for realtors in 2026: plans, IDX, and what you actually get
$17 to $159 a month on yearly billing, 12+ real estate templates, and no IDX by Wix's own admission. What a Wix agent site costs in money and hours.
Canva for realtors in 2026: can you run your agent website on it?
Free to publish on a canva.site address with a Canva footer; your own domain needs Pro at $180 a year. No listings model, no IDX. Read from Canva's help center.
Real estate agent bio examples: 9 bios that work, and a template
Nine bios built on facts only that agent could supply, a four-sentence template, the six habits that make bios identical, and what your state wants on the page next to it.
Luxury Presence reviews in 2026: what G2, Trustpilot and reviewers say
4.6 on G2, 2.5 on Trustpilot, 4.8 on its own site. Where the praise and the complaints agree, and who reviewers say it fits.
Real estate advertising rules by state: what your website must show
Brokerage name, license number, team-name limits — read from each state commission's own rules and dated. Websites count as advertising.
How many realtors have their own website?
Original data: we counted 448,267 US agents. One in sixteen has a site on a domain they own — with the full breakdown and method.
What a realtor website costs in 2026
First-year totals for every tier, from DIY to Luxury Presence, with setup fees, IDX add-ons and contracts counted in.
IDX explained, and whether your website needs it
What the MLS feed on your site actually does, what it costs, who genuinely needs it, and what a no-IDX site should have instead.
Do realtors need a website? An honest answer
The brokerage-page problem, the moment a client Googles your name, when you can skip a site, and what one should cost.
How to make a real estate agent website, step by step
A DIY walkthrough from domain to launch checklist, with time and cost per step, and the five-minute shortcut clearly labeled.