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How to build and launch a real estate agent website

Prerequisites, setup steps, mobile and accessibility checks and a launch checklist for an agent website, with IDX approval started early.

Launch an agent website in a safe order and know what to check afterward.

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How to build a real estate agent website: prerequisites, setup steps, launch checks and fixes

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How to build a real estate agent website: prerequisites, step-by-step setup, mobile and accessibility checks, a launch checklist and fixes for delays.

Bottom line: To build a real estate agent website, decide the route, confirm your MLS and its IDX approval steps, then set up a domain, core pages and lead forms. Check the site on a phone and test every form and redirect before launch. One vendor's help center says MLS approval typically takes up to 10 business days, so start it early.

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What is AgentFire: a vendor-built real estate website platform, in plain language

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What AgentFire is in plain language: how its vendor-built real estate websites work, what the IDX and plans include, and where its limits sit.

Bottom line: AgentFire is a company that builds, hosts and maintains websites for real estate agents and teams. A site combines a design package, a monthly plan, built-in IDX that shows MLS listings, a lead manager and optional add-ons. It is a rented platform, not a site you can export.