Does ChatGPT name
your real estate team?
More people now ask AI to find a realtor. It can only recommend you if it can read your website. We rebuild yours so it can.
Muse We are selling our house next spring. Which realtor knows our neighborhood?
Same question. Two different answers.
Your website today
Grok Bot Which realtor knows my neighborhood?
If your areas and sales are not written on your site, AI can’t match you.
After we rebuild it
Grok Bot Which realtor knows my neighborhood?
Your neighborhoods, sales, and license are written so AI can read them.
Illustrations of how AI agents answer. The businesses named are made up.
We checked 9 real real estate websites.
We looked for what AI needs to recommend a realtor and send the customer.
0 of 9 were set up for AI to read.
12 US real estate agent homepages, checked October 21, 2026, with Cloudflare’s free AI readiness scan. 9 gave a result.
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What AI needs to know about you.
You already know all of this. It just has to be written on your site the right way.
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Neighborhoods you know
Every area you sell in.
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Your recent sales
Homes you sold, and where.
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Your license
Your name and brokerage, in writing.
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How to reach you
Your phone and a contact form.
What customers ask AI.
Tap a question to see what your site has to answer.
Which real estate agent knows the east side neighborhoods?
Your site needs: A page for each neighborhood you work in, with real detail and not a list of names.
Who helps first-time buyers in my price range?
Your site needs: Your buyer services stated in plain words, and who you work with.
Is this agent licensed, and with which brokerage?
Your site needs: Your license number and brokerage name where your state requires them, in text.
Can I search homes for sale on this agent’s site?
Your site needs: Your listing search link or IDX feed, working on a phone.
What does a listing agent do to sell a home?
Your site needs: Your selling process written step by step, so an AI can quote it.
How do I schedule a showing?
Your site needs: A booking or contact link with the hours you answer.
A real website we rebuilt.
The Rockaway Company, a remodeler in Fort Worth, Texas. Drag to compare.
BeforeAfter
- Ready for AIBefore: AI could barely read it.
- Loads in 2 secondsBefore: 18 seconds on a phone.
- Same business, same photosBuilt from the site it already had. See it live
What we build for realtors.
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A page for each neighborhood
Each area you serve gets a real page built from what your current site says, not a list of town names.
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Your listing search carries over
If your site shows listings through IDX, the search keeps working. We test it on your private preview. Display rules come from your MLS, and we follow what you tell us.
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License and brokerage in the footer
Your license number and brokerage name sit in the footer and the structured data, in the form your state requires.
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Buyer and seller guides
Your process for buying and for listing becomes plain pages an AI can quote, using your own words.
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Lead forms and CRM links keep working
Your contact form, showing scheduler, and CRM connection carry over. We test each one on the preview.
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Updates in minutes
Click what should change, or describe it in plain words. A new bio, area, or office address goes live the same day.
How it works.
Type your website
We check it free, in about a minute.
We rebuild it
In about an hour, from the pages and photos you already have.
See it, then pay
Look at every page first. Pay only if you want it.
Questions from realtors.
What does Multisites do for realtors?
A couple moving to a new city asks an AI which agent knows the neighborhoods they want. The AI answers from what an agent’s site says: the areas served, the brokerage, the license, and how to reach them. Multisites rebuilds your current site in about an hour so those facts are readable, and you see it before you pay.
Will my home search still work?
Your IDX or listing search link carries over, and we test it on the preview. Your MLS sets the display rules, so tell us if it requires a notice.
Do you add my brokerage and license number?
Yes, in the form your state and brokerage require. Tell us what they ask for, and we place it in the footer and the structured data.
Can my neighborhood pages stay?
Yes, when they say something real about each area, like the homes you sold there and what nearby buyers ask about. We keep them and make them readable. We do not add pages that only swap a name.
How do you handle Fair Housing in the copy?
We describe homes and places, never who should live there, following HUD’s advertising rule.
Can AI find my reviews and sales history?
If you show them today, they carry over with links to the source. We never add numbers you cannot back up.
Will AI name you next time?
Check your website free. It takes about a minute.