Professional profile
Introduce who you are, where you work, who you help, and how prospective clients can reach you.
Specialty Starter Sites
Launch a credible client-facing website first, then add a properly implemented listings feed when access and approvals are ready.
A practical foundation
The first version focuses on the pages and pathways a new real estate professional needs most.
Introduce who you are, where you work, who you help, and how prospective clients can reach you.
Clear, useful information about how you support buyers and sellers—without overwhelming jargon.
Phone, email, inquiry pathways, and focused calls to action throughout the website.
Service-area content with room for community pages, neighbourhood information, and market updates later.
Two-stage approach
This keeps the first project realistic when feed access or brokerage details are not yet finalized.
Home, profile, buying, selling, contact, and local service-area content.
DDF® access depends on credentials, permissions, and approvals.
Eligible feed integration and listing-display logic are implemented properly.
Add testimonials, communities, market updates, and supporting content.
Optional DDF® path
Property listings are not a basic page edit. Eligible access, data-feed credentials, attribution, display rules, update handling, and required notices must be implemented correctly.
Sunflower WebClient-facing website, content structure, navigation, and calls to action.
GITEREligible DDF® backend, feed logic, listing displays, and technical implementation.
Compliance-aware setupPermissions, attribution, badges, notices, and applicable feed requirements.
Start professionally
Launch a clean foundation and expand when your listings access and marketing direction are ready.