Seller lead tools

A home-value page for every community.

Sellers want to know what their home is worth. Your site answers with a request for your analysis, not a machine’s guess, so the conversation starts with you.

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A page for every community
Your analysis, not an estimate
Live market figures

The home-value page on the Merritt demo: an address field, a request button and a directory of community valuation pages

No instant number

No automatic estimate. On purpose.

An instant figure gives a seller an answer and no reason to call. Your page asks for the address and requests an analysis prepared by you. The seller gets a real answer, and you get a real conversation.

The seller finds their address

They start typing and pick it from the list.
They request your analysis

One short form. No estimate is shown, and none is computed.
You prepare it and reach out

You answer with a figure you stand behind, and the relationship starts there.

One for every community

Seller pages wherever you farm.

Your site has a main home-value page and one for each community. A seller in one neighborhood lands on a page about that neighborhood.

A home-value page for every community on your site.
A directory of community pages on the main home-value page.
In your design, with your colors and your words.

Try the Harlan home-value page

The home-value page on the Harlan demo, with the address field above live market figures and community valuation links

Market reports

Market figures that update themselves.

After every listing refresh, the platform recomputes the figures for each county and city it covers: homes for sale, homes under contract, price ranges and typical prices.

Realty Net Media also offers market reports generated from the data.
Several designs turn the numbers into short market briefs on the homepage.
City and neighborhood figures carry the date they were measured.

Open a city page on Merritt

The Delray Beach page on the Merritt demo: active listings, price range and average price, dated, above the newest listings

Demo sites run sample brands. The people, reviews and a few showcase figures on them are samples; the listings and maps are live.

Client reviews

What sold them on us.

The features like seller lead generation landing pages for each city and community are what sold me on going with Realty Net. … I’ve yet to see tools like this with any other website provider.

Frank Mejia Realty Net Media client
After my long research and trying other companies, I came across my colleague realtor website and I really loved the appearance, functionality, CRM and all the market stats. Everything was there. It was very user friendly.

Irina Mironova Realty Net Media client
… I went with a big box brand because of the low-cost entry. However, I quickly realized you get what you pay for and it became glaringly obvious when I came across another realtor site that Realty Net had built.

Nathan Atchison Realty Net Media client

Questions

About seller tools.

Does the page show the seller an estimate?

No. No automatic estimate is computed or shown. The seller requests an analysis, and you prepare it.

Why not show an instant value?

Because the value is the reason to talk to you. An instant figure answers the question and ends the visit. A request for your analysis turns the same visit into a conversation with the agent who could list the home.

Is there a page for every community I serve?

Yes. Every community on your site has its own home-value page, alongside the main one.

Where do the market figures come from?

From current listings, recomputed after every refresh and printed with their date. They describe homes for sale and homes under contract. Closed sales are not shown.