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Realtor website

A real estate agent website that brings in sellers and buyers: who you are, the areas you know, and an easy way to ask for a home evaluation.

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What a realtor website needs

  • Your photo and your name, so people know who they will be working with.
  • The neighbourhoods and towns you cover, written out so local searches find you.
  • A free home evaluation form that lands in your inbox.
  • Tap-to-call and your hours on every page.
  • Your services for sellers, buyers and people moving to the area, in plain words.

Keystone, a design for real estate agents

Keystone was made for realtors: a big photo of a home, a clean card with your services, and your phone number always in reach. Answer a few questions and our AI writes your pages from your own facts, in English, French or both. It never invents reviews, prices or awards. Click any text to change it, swap the photos, and publish in one click.

Your own domain and email

Clients trust an email from yourname.ca more than a free webmail address. Get your own domain (from CA$24.99 a year) with up to 3 email addresses on it.

See it live

One simple price

CA$6.99/month · plus GST/HST for Canadian customers

  • Website with up to 6 pages, written by our AI from your facts
  • Up to 3 email addresses on your own domain
  • Your own domain from CA$24.99/year, or a free yourname.webnewbee.page address
  • Secure (https), fast, mobile-friendly
  • English, French or both
  • Cancel anytime — no contract

Questions

Can I put my listings on my realtor website?

Yes. Add each property with photos, the price and a short description, and change them whenever a listing sells.

Can sellers ask me for a home evaluation?

Yes. The contact form sends each request straight to your inbox, and your number taps to call on phones.

What does it cost?

CA$6.99 a month plus GST/HST for Canadian customers, with up to 3 email addresses on your own domain. Domains start at CA$24.99 a year. Cancel anytime.

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