Help your agents
get more listings.
Give the sites you build a seller side: neighborhood-based market content, area pages that owners come back to, and capture built around their own address. Thirty ready-made blocks, and every one of them reads a real neighborhood.
Listing-focused content, on the site you already built.
Every agent site on the market ships the same listing search from the same feed, and it speaks to buyers. It answers a buyer’s question, and leaves the listing side of the business to fend for itself.
Swap in content built around the neighborhood and you change what the site is for. It gives an owner a reason to visit years before they sell, it gives the agent something to farm with, and it gives you something to sell that stays yours.
Thirty embeds. Every one tied to a real neighborhood.
Each carries an asset ID and drops into a page as a block. They read live MLS data for the boundary you point them at, so a site can carry a page for every neighborhood the agent works.
Market Update · three styles
MHE-1001. An interactive timeframe view of market conditions, or a high-level snapshot. Three designs, so it takes on the look of the site it sits in.
Fast Facts · three styles
MHE-1002. The vital statistics of a neighborhood, static or interactive. This is the block that makes an area page worth landing on.
What People Are Buying
MHE-1003 and 1004. Sales broken down by bedroom count, with a timeframe selector. Owners read this one about their own street.
Active, Pending and Sold
MHE-1008 to 1015. Inventory with filtering, plus map versions of each and an Active Hot List map. A mobile-responsive For Sale widget as well.
Market Activity and Radar
MHE-1016 to 1018. Market Trending, Market Activity and Market Radar — the detail-rich pieces that make a site feel like a data product.
History and pricing
MHE-1005 to 1007. Market History for the lookback, and List to Sold Price for how the market is pricing homes against what buyers actually pay.
The rest of the toolkit comes with the relationship.
A site is where it starts. The same platform behind these blocks carries everything else a consultant can put their name on.
GeoSocial audiences
Audiences built from who owns the homes inside a drawn boundary, for the campaigns you run alongside the site.
Social marketing
The dynamic social apparatus that generates the creative per listing and per neighborhood, branded to your client.
Paisley
The AI colleague that writes the neighborhood and listing content, so the pages you build stay fed.
The API
For partners who want to go past the blocks. Tell us what you are building and we will tell you honestly where that stands.
This is live on partner-built sites today.
Several sites built by outside developers are running these embeds for their clients right now, so the integration path is proven rather than theoretical.
Bring a site you have shipped and we will show you exactly which blocks would drop into it, and what it would take.
Bring a site you have shipped.
Show us something you built for a real estate client and we will show you exactly which pieces would drop into it, and what it would take.