--- title: "Agent Sites" url: "https://mycommunitysync.com/agent-sites" community: "CommunitySync" description: "Same builder as your main site, same live listings, same lead inbox — with the agent’s own profile filling in the byline." --- # Agent Sites *Product · Agent Sites* # 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 ## A 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. *The hero mechanic* ## 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. *How it runs* ## One setup by you. Minutes each, after that. ### 1. 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. ### 2. 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. ### 3. They claim a handle One field. It becomes their permanent public address under your domain. ### 4. They publish Preview first, then one click to go live — and a swap, not a rebuild, whenever they want a different version live. **What the agent never has to do.** Buy a domain. Choose a host. Hire a designer, or brief one. Wire their listings into the site by hand. Chase a developer when something breaks. Remember to update the site when a property sells. And — the one they notice most — pay a monthly bill for it. The office provides it, which is exactly why agents argue for it internally rather than resenting another subscription. *The connected loop* ## 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. - **~10 min** invite to a live agent site - **$0** cost to the agent - **3** versions kept, exactly 1 live - **1** domain — yours No cost and no obligation — we'll show it running with your brand, your offices, and your listings.