What a single property website costs
Short answer
Three price classes: dedicated single-property-site builders charge roughly $10–50 per listing or a monthly plan; a custom-built site runs hundreds to thousands and rarely makes sense below luxury; and listing marketing suites increasingly include property pages at no extra line item. Add $10–20/year per custom domain if you buy one per listing.
A single property website is one page doing three jobs: a clean link to send buyers that carries no competing listings, a place ads can land that you fully control, and a lead form that feeds you instead of a portal. Whether it is worth paying for depends almost entirely on which pricing class you buy it in.
The three ways this is priced
| Option | Typical cost | Setup time | Makes sense when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dedicated site builder | $10–50 per listing, or ~$20–60/mo | 30–60 min per site | A few listings a year, no other tooling |
| Custom build | $500–3,000+ | Days to weeks | Luxury flagships where the site is the marketing |
| Bundled with listing tools | Included in the suite | Minutes — it reuses the media you made | You already produce photos and video in one place |
The hidden line items
- Custom domain per listing (123mainst.com): $10–20/year, and remember it expires into someone else’s hands later
- Lead routing: a form that emails “someone” is a form that leaks — check where inquiries actually land
- MLS rules on branded vs unbranded: the tour link you put IN the MLS usually must be unbranded; the site you advertise can be branded
- The relisting problem: per-listing pricing charges you again when the same property comes back
When it is not worth anything
A property page with the same 25 photos as the portal, no video, and no reason to visit adds a link to maintain and nothing else. The site earns its cost when it carries what the portal cannot: the full-quality tour, the before-and-after pairs, the neighborhood section, and a form that reaches you in minutes. Media first, page second — a thin site is just a second place for the listing to underwhelm.
Common questions
Do single property websites generate leads?
As an ad landing page and sign-rider destination, yes — buyers who type in a property URL or click a listing ad are the highest-intent traffic an agent gets, and on your own page their inquiry comes to you rather than being sold as a portal lead. As a page nobody routes traffic to, no. The site converts traffic; it does not create it.
Do I need a custom domain for each listing?
No — a clean subpage link works everywhere digital, and QR codes on print make the URL irrelevant. The per-listing domain earns its $15 on sign riders and print for luxury properties, where the address-as-URL is part of the presentation. Below that, skip it.
Should the property site replace the MLS listing?
Never — it supplements it. The MLS and portals are where buyers search; the property site is where your marketing sends them for the full presentation. Use the site as the link in ads, social posts, email and sign riders, and let the portals do what portals do.
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