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Onni Sites · for realtors and small real estate teams

Websites for realtors who'd rather be remembered than listed.

Your brokerage gives you a profile page that looks like everyone else's. A site of your own is where your listings, your neighborhood and your name live — designed, written and live in 14 days.

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01 — What's costing you jobs

  1. 01

    Your brand is the brokerage's brand

    The page you send clients sells the company. Yours should sell you.

  2. 02

    Listings expire, reputation doesn't

    A site built only around current listings dies the day they close.

  3. 03

    Referrals arrive and find nothing

    Someone recommends you; the client searches your name and lands on a profile with a headshot and a phone number.

02 — What your site needs

Everything below is included .

  • You, in the first screen

    Photo, name, the neighborhoods you work, and how to reach you. A realtor's site is a personal brand site.

  • Listings that update

    Featured properties connected to your feed, or a simple gallery you can change yourself.

  • Neighborhood pages

    The content that actually ranks locally and brings buyers who are already looking where you sell.

  • Testimonials with names

    Past clients in their own words — the proof that survives the market cycle.

  • A way to start a conversation

    A short form and a WhatsApp button, not a 12-field lead capture.

03 — Work

Sites we built, live today.

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04 — Questions

Before you ask.

Can you connect my MLS listings?
We can embed an IDX feed or build a gallery you update yourself. Which one depends on your board's rules — we sort that out in the diagnostic.
Do I need a blog?
You need neighborhood pages more than a blog. They rank and they bring buyers who already want your area.
What if I switch brokerages?
The site is yours — domain, content and all. That's the point of having your own.