
DKK 3,495,000
House in Højbjerg
5 rooms · 168 m² · Aarhus
Industries · Real estate agent
Buyers find homes on the property portals. Sellers choose their agent somewhere else — often based on who they trust locally. As an independent agent, your website shouldn’t compete with the portals. It should win over the seller.
Why it matters
As an independent real estate agent, you compete with chains that have big budgets. You don’t win on size but on local knowledge and trust — and that’s exactly what the site should show.
Local market pages about towns and neighborhoods offer content the chains rarely have, and they rank for searches from sellers. References for sold homes and reviews do the rest.
Everything leads to one action: request a valuation.

Sound familiar?
The big real estate chains have big budgets and lots of pages. An independent agent has to win on local knowledge, not size.
Why choose an independent agent over a chain? If your site doesn’t explain it, nobody will.
Everyone offers a free valuation. The button alone won’t convince someone choosing between five agents.
What you get
The features are chosen based on what customers of real estate agents actually look for. You edit your own text and images in our intuitive CMS.
A form for address, property type and preferred time, visible on every page.
A page per town or neighborhood with your knowledge of the area, typical time on market and what sells. Content the chains rarely have.
References for homes you’ve sold, with photos and — if the seller agrees — a short testimonial.
Who you are, how long you’ve been selling homes in the area, and how you work.
Template
The Adresse template shown with sample content for a real estate agent. We set it up with your logo, colors, text and images.
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The templates shown with sample content for a real estate agent. The first ones are made for real estate agents. Click to view them full size.
The chains have nationwide pages with the same copy for every town. You know the difference between the streets, the schools and what’s happening with prices in your area. Market pages with that kind of content rank for searches like “sell house in [town]” and show sellers you know what you’re talking about.
A seller who reads about other sellers’ experience with you is far closer to requesting a valuation. The site shows your reviews prominently and automatically asks for new ones after each sale.
Process
We have a short chat about your business, your customers, and what the site needs to do. You get a recommendation for a plan and a template.
You send copy, images, and your logo — or I write a draft based on our conversation. You approve the direction before I start building.
The site is built, customized, and optimized for Google and AI search. You get a link and can leave feedback along the way.
The site goes live on your domain. I keep it running, updated, and monitored, and you can edit it yourself in the CMS whenever you like.
Pricing
The Business plan includes local market pages, valuation requests and references: DKK 299/mo with no lock-in. If listings should be pulled automatically from your case management system, we’ll look into the integration first — it may require the Webshop plan.
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FAQ
From DKK 299/mo with no lock-in.
It depends on the system. We check whether there’s a feed or an API before promising anything. Otherwise, listings can be added manually in the CMS.
Yes. You contribute your local knowledge, and I write it up so it’s easy to read and gets found on Google.
Chains often have their own rules about websites. This is best suited to independent agents.
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