Every agent gets a real website. They clone it, they don’t build it.
Your office curates a library of starter sites. An agent picks one, claims a handle, and is live at an address under your domain — carrying the same listings and lead capture as the main site.
Up to three versions · exactly one live · every rule enforced server-side
CynthiaA personal site that behaves like part of the office.
Not a cookie-cutter vendor page — the same builder your community website runs on, pointed at one agent.
A curated starter library
You publish whole-site scaffolds — "Solo Agent", "Brokerage Team" — each with a who-is-this-for blurb and a live demo an agent can walk through before choosing.
Clone, then make it theirs
Picking a starter copies the entire site into the agent’s own fully editable version. No blank canvas, no design decisions, nothing to brief.
A permanent address
They go live at /a/their-handle under your public domain, and the handle survives swapping which version is published.
Three versions, one live
Agents keep up to three sites and publish exactly one, so redesigning never takes their live page down.
Live listings, already wired
Their site carries the same listings directory and lead capture as the main site — no second feed, nothing to keep in sync.
Rules enforced server-side
Membership, the feature toggle, the three-site cap and one-live-site are enforced in the database, not just hidden in the UI.
They never face a blank page.
The single biggest reason agent websites don’t happen is the blank canvas — an agent opens a builder, sees an empty grid, and closes it.
A starter is a whole site: pages, theme, copy structure and imagery, already designed for the market you actually serve. The agent picks one from a gallery with working demos and it becomes theirs to edit.
That is the difference between "we give you a website" and a website that actually ships.
One setup by you. Minutes each, after that.
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You curate the starters — once
We build one flagship site for your market, then promote it to a starter and vary it for two or three agent personas. Fixed cost, divided by every agent who ever clones it.
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The agent picks one
A gallery with live demos and a plain-language "who is this for" on each. No design judgement required of them.
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They claim a handle
One field. It becomes their permanent public address under your domain.
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They publish
Preview first, then one click to go live — and a swap, not a rebuild, whenever they want a different version live.
Not a website bolted on the side.
Same builder as your main site, same live listings, same lead inbox — with the agent’s own profile filling in the byline.
Questions about agent sites
Won’t hundreds of agent sites look like a mess?
That is exactly what curated starters prevent. Agents clone variations on templates designed for your market, so you get clean, on-brand sites rather than a graveyard of DIY pages.
Does the agent need any technical skill?
No. They clone a finished site and edit text and images in a visual editor. There is no code, no hosting to arrange and no domain to buy.
What happens if an agent leaves?
The site lives under your domain and inside your community, so access follows membership. Nothing walks out of the door with them.
Can an agent redesign without going dark?
Yes — that is what the three-version limit is for. They edit an unpublished version and swap it live in one click when it is ready.
Watch an agent go live in ten minutes.
The clearest way to judge this is to see the clone-and-publish flow end to end, using your branding and one of your offices. Leave your details and we’ll set up a walkthrough.
