Basic site
For businesses that need more than one page: home, services, about, contact.
$600 one-time
Optional maintenance $49/mo
- Several pages, all connected
- Custom design, built to show up on Google
- Looks great on mobile
Delivery: 5 to 12 days
Realtor websites for agents, with IDX search and an AI assistant
FaroVivo builds realtor websites with IDX search, so buyers browse the MLS on your own site, and a real estate chatbot that answers them in English or Spanish, shows matching homes and sends each lead to your CRM. A professional site is $1,000, paid once; the assistant starts at $350 setup plus $99/mo.
We work online with businesses across the United States, in English or Spanish.
One of the best realtor websites with IDX is the one you can test right now
Luz Rodriguez is a realtor in Las Vegas and Henderson, Nevada. We built her website and her assistant, Elena. This is what it does today, in production, not in a demo.
realtorluz.com
- MLS search on her own site, through IDX, so buyers browse every listing without leaving for a portal.
- Twenty-six neighborhood pages, each one with its own filtered search.
- The contact form writes the lead straight into Follow Up Boss, her CRM.
- Elena, her virtual assistant, asks what the buyer needs before showing anything, then shows a few matching homes in cards with photo, price, beds, baths, square feet, address and the listing brokerage.
- Elena answers listing details such as HOA, taxes and assigned schools by reading the listing at that moment, and replies in the language the person writes in, English or Spanish.
- When a buyer is ready, Elena offers a call with Luz once, without pushing, and sends the contact and the conversation to Follow Up Boss.
Search for a home, ask Elena about the HOA of a listing, write to her in Spanish. That is the proof, and it is open to anyone.
The lead that writes at 11 pm
A buyer finds a listing at night and writes. At that same hour they are writing to other agents too, because they are still looking and have nobody yet. Whoever answers first stops being a listing and becomes a person.
If they write in Spanish, the window is wider: few agents answer right away in their language. And if your website only sends them to a portal, the lead you paid for with your own marketing ends up somewhere else.
The odds of qualifying a lead were 21 times higher when it was contacted within 5 minutes than after 30 minutes. The study covered three years of data, more than 15,000 leads and more than 100,000 call attempts.
The website
Paid once, and the site is yours. Most agents start with the professional site, which has room for neighborhood pages and the SEO that brings buyers searching your area.
Professional site
For businesses already doing well that need to look the part: more pages, real SEO, forms that do the work for you.
$1,000 one-time
Optional maintenance $95/mo
- Custom site, as many pages as your business needs
- SEO so people find you when they search for what you offer
- Advanced forms (quotes, bookings, whatever you need)
Delivery: 15 to 30 days
IDX setup
MLS search on your own site, so buyers browse every listing without leaving for a portal.
$400 one-time
IDX feed paid to your provider
- Connected to your IDX provider and approved by your MLS
- Search pages styled like the rest of your site
- Listing brokerage shown on each home, as IDX rules require
Delivery: once your MLS approves the feed
The real estate chatbot
Setup once, plus a monthly fee to keep it running and up to date. Sending each lead to your CRM, as Elena does with Follow Up Boss, is part of the Business package.
Starter
A WhatsApp assistant that answers prices, hours, and books appointments for you, even at 11pm.
$350 setup, from
Plus $99/mo to run it
- WhatsApp bot that answers on its own
- Answers the questions you always get
- Books appointments or takes orders
- Answers in English and Spanish
- Up and running in just a few days
Delivery: 3 to 10 days
Business
Your assistant answers, books, follows up with leads who didn't close, and flags what matters.
$900 setup, from
Plus $199/mo to run it
- Everything in Starter
- Follow-up with customers who didn't reply
- Automatic appointment reminders
- Connects with your calendar or system
- Simple reports on what's happening
Delivery: 3 to 10 days
The IDX feed itself is a monthly fee you pay to your IDX provider, not to us, and your MLS has to approve it. What it takes depends on your MLS and your provider, so we confirm it in the first conversation, before you pay anything.
Prices in US dollars, before local taxes.
AI for real estate agents that answers, and leaves the decisions to you
The chatbot works on your website and, if you want, on your WhatsApp. It is set up with your listings, your areas and your way of talking.
- Answers new leads in seconds, at any hour, in English or Spanish.
- Asks what the buyer is looking for before showing homes, so it does not flood them with listings.
- Shows matching homes from the MLS, with the listing brokerage on each one, as IDX rules require.
- Answers listing details by reading the listing at that moment, instead of guessing.
- Offers a call or a showing with you, once, and sends the contact with the whole conversation to your CRM.
- Follows up with the buyer who asked and did not come back.
What it does not do
- It does not negotiate price or accept an offer.
- It does not give mortgage, tax or legal advice.
- It does not rate schools or describe what kind of person an area suits. It gives facts from the listing and points to official sources, so the conversation stays within Fair Housing rules.
- It does not collect sensitive documents through the chat.
A real estate agent marketing service that leaves you with something you own
The website, the neighborhood pages, the assistant and the leads are yours. We do not sell you leads and we do not rent you a page that disappears when you stop paying.
The site is built so Google can read it: one page per area you work, IDX search, and the structure search engines use. If you work with buyers in both languages, the site and the assistant can work in English and Spanish, like realtorluz.com does.
What if you work outside the US?
The website and the assistant work the same way. What changes is where the lead comes from and how the buyer wants to talk. IDX belongs to US MLSs, so outside the US your listings go straight on your site, and the conversation lives on WhatsApp.
- Spain: Idealista and Fotocasa carry almost everything, and the lead usually arrives through the portal form before it reaches WhatsApp. Buyers ask for the nota simple, the property registry extract, and the community fees.
- Mexico: Inmuebles24 and Vivanuncios are the way in, and the conversation moves to WhatsApp almost right away. Infonavit credit changes the qualifying questions completely.
- Colombia: Fincaraíz and Metrocuadrado carry most listings. The portal brings the lead and WhatsApp closes it, so the speed of the first reply matters even more.
Questions realtors ask
Can my website show MLS listings?
Yes, through IDX. realtorluz.com shows the full Las Vegas REALTORS MLS search on her own site. The IDX feed is contracted with an IDX provider and approved by your MLS; we set it up and build the site around it.
What is a real estate chatbot, and does it replace me?
It is an assistant that answers buyers on your website the moment they write, shows matching homes and passes you the ones ready to talk. It does not replace you: it does not negotiate, advise on mortgages or close anything. It makes sure the lead is still warm when you call.
Does it work with my CRM?
On realtorluz.com, every lead from the form and from the chat lands in Follow Up Boss with the conversation attached. If you use another CRM, we check in the first conversation whether it can be connected the same way, before you pay anything.
Does the assistant follow Fair Housing rules?
It is set up to stay out of the areas where problems start: it does not rate schools, does not describe who a neighborhood suits, and does not steer anyone toward or away from an area. It gives facts from the listing and points to official sources. Compliance is still your responsibility and your broker's, and you review the assistant before it goes live.
Can it answer buyers in Spanish?
Yes. It replies in the language the person writes in, English or Spanish, from the same website and the same number. Elena does it every day on realtorluz.com.
How much does a realtor website with IDX cost?
The website is $600 for a basic site or $1,000 for a professional one, paid once. Connecting IDX is a one-time $400 setup, and the IDX feed is a monthly fee paid to your IDX provider. The assistant starts at $350 setup plus $99/mo, and the package that sends leads to your CRM is $900 setup plus $199/mo.
Do you work with agents outside Nevada?
Yes. We work online with agents anywhere in the United States. What changes from one state to another is your MLS and its IDX rules, and we check those before starting.
Want a website that answers your buyers while you are at a showing?
Tell me where you work, which MLS you use and where your leads come from today. In 15 minutes you will know what your site would look like, what it costs and how long it takes.
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