The site that wins you the listing.
For solo agents and boutique brokerages who want sellers to pick them before the first call.
Birchmark, a complete sample website for a real estate business.
01 · What slows agents down
Where agent sites lose the listing.
Brokerage templates everyone has
Your brokerage gives every agent the same few layouts. When a seller is choosing who to trust with their biggest sale, looking like everyone else can cost you the listing.
Reviews stuck on Zillow
Your best testimonials live on Zillow. A seller deciding between you and the next agent should see them the moment they land.
Listings that load like a brochure
Slow galleries and generic maps make even a beautiful home feel ordinary, and buyers click away. Your listings should hold their attention long enough to book a showing.
The approach
Listing and neighborhood pages in your own voice, so a seller sees why you’re the agent to call.
02 · For real estate
Every page tuned for buyers and sellers.
Listing pages buyers linger on
A photo-led page for every property, with a full-width gallery, a short intro, the details buyers scan for and a note on the street it sits on.
Neighborhood pages
One page per area you farm, covering schools, walkability and what you really think of the coffee. Buyers forward it to out-of-town parents.
Buyer & seller guides
Two long pages that answer the questions you keep retyping into emails, so a follow-up can be one link instead of four paragraphs.
IDX-friendly when you need it
We integrate your MLS feed without the iframe-in-a-box look. Listings update themselves, and the layout still matches your site.
Reviews up front
Your Zillow and Google reviews, pulled in and set like quotes in a magazine profile on the homepage, where sellers will see them.
An about page that reads like a person
Buyers pick the agent before the brokerage. Yours says how you work, what you love about the area, and shows the photo your friends would recognize.
The front page
Your photo and your latest listings, with one obvious way to reach you.
Listing pages
A page per property with a gallery, an intro, a neighborhood note and a showing request.
Neighborhood pages
One page per area you work, with what you really think of the streets and schools.
Buyer & seller guides
Long-form answers to the questions every transaction raises.
Reviews
Zillow and Google pull-quotes, set like a profile piece.
Contact & showing forms
Short enough to finish from a parked car, and replies land in your inbox.
MLS / IDX feed
Live listings, styled to match the rest of the site.
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Compliance footer
Fair housing, equal opportunity and license numbers, as your state requires.
