Real estate websites engineered to turn property searches into signed clients

If you want buyers to search live MLS listings on your own site instead of leaving for a portal, yes. IDX connects your site to MLS data so listings display and update automatically. In 2026 most MLSs deliver this through the RESO Web API. We confirm your MLS's specific rules and integrate it correctly, so it helps your SEO instead of triggering duplicate-content penalties.

The MLS is the closed professional database where listings live. IDX is the set of rules and technology that lets you show those listings on a public website. The RESO Web API is the modern, standardized feed most MLSs use to deliver that data, faster and cleaner than the older RETS system, and easier to integrate with CRMs and apps.

Usually it's a brochure built to exist, not to convert: slow pages that fail Core Web Vitals, a poor mobile experience, weak or buried calls to action, long forms, a raw IDX feed buried by Google as duplicate content, and no CRM or automation to answer leads fast. We diagnose exactly which of these is costing you leads in a free audit, then fix them in the build.

Yes, that's a core specialty. We audit your current site, preserve and redirect your URLs, migrate content and listings, and keep your rankings and lead history intact while we modernize design, speed, IDX, and accessibility. Done correctly, a redesign protects your traffic rather than risking it.

Public-facing sites are treated as places of public accommodation under ADA Title III, and the Fair Housing Act requires equal access to housing information. Real estate professionals have received demand letters and faced lawsuits over inaccessible sites. We build to WCAG 2.1–2.2 AA at the code level, not a floating overlay widget, which doesn't fix the underlying code and has itself drawn litigation.

According to 2026 real estate website cost guides (such as Luxury Presence's pricing breakdown), templates run a few hundred dollars, semi-custom sites run low thousands, and fully custom real estate sites typically start around $5,000 and rise with complexity; IDX integration commonly adds to that, and ongoing maintenance is separate. Your investment depends on scope, agent site vs. brokerage platform, integrations, and design depth. We scope yours precisely in the free audit, so you see real numbers, not a guess.

Yes. We integrate leads directly into the CRM you use, Follow Up Boss, kvCORE / BoldTrail, Sierra Interactive, Real Geeks, BoomTown, Lofty, and others, so inquiries are routed, tagged, and answered fast instead of sitting in an inbox.

Yes. We can build in an AI chat or voice assistant that answers property questions, qualifies buyers and sellers, books showings 24/7, and syncs everything to your CRM, so you respond in seconds, which is what wins the lead.

You own it. Unlike rented platform templates, a custom 10Turtle build is your asset, your design, your content, your SEO equity, with no per-seat platform tax and no generic look shared with every other agent.

Yes, agents, teams, brokerages, property management, commercial (CRE), developers, and PropTech. Each gets a build tuned to its audience and workflow, from multi-agent lead distribution to investor data rooms.