| FyneSite |
Build & publish free on a fynesite.com site. Your own domain, no branding, with a $1 7-day trial, then $29/mo. |
No. A third-party widget can be embedded, but FyneSite is not an IDX portal. |
Personal-brand site, controlled listings, service areas, and lead capture. |
| Placester |
Placester starts at $59/mo, with IDX as a +$25/mo add-on (as of July 2026). source for Placester |
Available as a paid add-on. |
IDX and lead-generation workflow. |
| AgentFire |
AgentFire starts at $165/mo plus a one-time design setup from $800 (as of July 2026). source for AgentFire |
Built around IDX and lead generation. |
Designed agent sites with hyperlocal lead generation. |
| Real Geeks |
Real Geeks runs $399/mo plus a $500 one-time setup (as of July 2026). source for Real Geeks |
Built around IDX and lead generation. |
Teams operating property search and CRM as one funnel. |
| Luxury Presence |
Luxury Presence doesn't publish pricing — plans require a sales consultation and include a one-time setup fee. source for Luxury Presence |
Available in its real-estate platform offering. |
Luxury agents seeking an agency-supported web presence. |
| Wix |
Wix's cheapest ad-free plan with a custom domain is Light — $17/mo billed annually (as of July 2026). source for Wix |
Wix says it does not support IDX/MLS integration natively; it points agents to third-party apps or custom code. source for Wix |
General-purpose website assembled with realtor-specific additions. |
| Squarespace |
Squarespace Basic is $25/mo month-to-month or $228/year (about $19/mo) as of July 2026; Core $39/mo or $348/yr; Plus $65/mo or $588/yr. source for Squarespace |
No built-in IDX; third-party services are required. source for Squarespace |
Design-led general website with realtor capabilities added separately. |