Agents, teams and brokerages

What does a real estate team website need?

What a real estate team website needs: a roster that stays current, agent profiles, shared listing search, lead routing to your CRM, and one strong brand.

The short answer

Short answer

Updated Updated November 2026

What does a real estate team website need?

A real estate team website needs one clear team brand, a roster of agent profiles that stays current, live listing search, neighborhood pages for the areas the team covers, and lead forms that send every inquiry into the team's CRM with consent recorded. It should be easy for the team lead to edit and hard for anyone to break MLS rules by accident.

What visitors look for on a team site

A buyer or seller landing on a team site wants to know three things fast: who the team is, where it works, and who to talk to. The home page should name the team, the brokerage and the market in plain words. The roster page should show each agent with a photo, a short bio, the areas they cover and how to reach them. Search and neighborhood pages do the rest of the work, the same way they do on a solo agent site.

Team site checklist

  • Team home page with the brokerage name and service area stated up front.
  • Roster page with one profile per agent: photo, bio, areas, contact.
  • Live MLS search and neighborhood pages with current homes for sale.
  • Lead forms that record consent and file leads in the CRM the team uses.
  • Answer pages for questions your buyers and sellers ask often.
  • A clear way to reach the team, not just one agent.

Keeping it current

Teams change. Agents join, leave or change roles, and a stale roster sends leads to people who are gone. On Savvy Studio, team sites show a roster of agent profiles, and a team section can follow the team roster so profile changes update the site. Lead forms file leads in the RealSavvy AI CRM and in Follow Up Boss through a two-way integration, so leads and activity stay in sync.

Who edits it

Pick one or two people to own the site. Every change lands in a draft first, gets previewed, then published, and earlier versions can be restored. Edits can be typed in plain language or made by hand in the block editor. If an edit would remove MLS attribution or disclaimers, the editor keeps them and says why.

Related questions

More questions, answered

Should each team member have their own page?

Yes. A profile page per agent gives visitors a real person to contact and gives search engines a page about that agent. Keep each profile short, accurate and tied to the areas that agent works.

Can team leads go to Follow Up Boss?

Yes. Savvy Studio lead forms file leads in the RealSavvy AI CRM and Follow Up Boss, with the visitor's consent recorded. The Follow Up Boss integration is two-way, so leads and activity sync.

What does a team site cost on Savvy Studio?

The website plan is $99/month or $990/year. IDX for live listings is $99/month or $990/year plus a one-time $99 setup fee. Done-for-you setup is $150 one-time; DIY has no setup fee.

Savvy Studio is the website platform behind 800+ agent sites on AGNT. Questions? Text (737) 378-8983.

Last updated Updated November 2026

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