Real estate agents
A website for a real estate agent
One page for one house, or a site for you and your team. Listings are what you enter or your IDX vendor’s search.
Designs to start from
Written for this kind of site, each with its own palette, typefaces and a build prompt. Open one to start a project from it, or describe yours and vibld picks.
What you might ask for
A site for 14 Larkspur Lane with photos, the floor plan, a showing request and open house sign-in.
A site for our real estate team with our neighborhoods, sold homes and a home value request.
An agent site that opens our IDX search from a Search homes button.
What vibld produces
- A listing page with photos, details and a floor plan, or an agent site with neighborhoods and results.
- A showing request, an open house sign-in and a home value form, each its own inbox in the builder.
- A conventional React and TypeScript project on Vite you can export, open as a pull request or publish.
Worth knowing first
- vibld does not fetch MLS listings. A listing site shows what you enter; an agent site opens the IDX search you already have, framed where your vendor allows it.
- Disclosures and documents are files you upload.
- Forms on a site you publish with vibld send their responses to the Forms tab in the builder, with an email when one arrives. A preview keeps nothing, so testing a form there leaves the inbox empty.
Then the same flow: a staged checkpoint to read, a private preview, and export, a pull request or a publish. How it works