Co-branded or self-branded agent websites Your brand, with or without your brokerage's

Put your brokerage's name and colors up front, or lead with your own. Either way, the domain, the website and the reputation you build belong to you.

Sample agent

Co-brandedYour brokerage’s logo and colors lead. You’re the face of it.

Self-brandedYour own name and colors lead. Your brokerage is still shown on every page.

Three design stylesSignboard, Editorial or Coastal. No two agents look the same.

Yours either wayYour domain, your words and your reputation move with you.

Co-branded or self-branded

Either way, the domain, the website and the reputation you build stay yours if you change brokerages.

Co-branded

Your brokerage's logo and colors lead, and you're the face of it. Best when your brokerage's name already carries weight in your area.

Self-branded

Your own name and colors lead. Your brokerage's name and your license details still appear on every page.

Side by side

How co-branded and self-branded websites differ
What changes
Co-branded
Self-branded
What leads the headerYour brokerage's name and logoYour name or personal brand
ColorsYour brokerage's brand colorA color you choose
Your brokerage on the siteThroughoutIts name and your license details, on every page
Best whenYour brokerage's name opens doorsYour own name carries weight
If you change brokeragesUpdate your brief and republishUpdate your brokerage details and republish

The same either way

  • Your domain, registered to you
  • Words written from your brief, in your voice
  • Your listings, inquiry form and digital card
  • Your brokerage name and license details on every page
  • Switch between them any time

Check with your brokerage

Your brokerage supervises your advertising, and using its logo and colors usually needs its permission. Ask about its advertising policy and brand guidelines before you choose co-branded.

Branding questions

More in the full FAQ.

Do I need my brokerage’s permission?

Your brokerage supervises your advertising, so check its policy first. Co-branded sites use your brokerage’s name and colors, and every site shows your brokerage and your license details.

Can I change the design later?

Yes. Switch between co-branded and self-branded, change your color or pick a different design style, then republish.

What happens if I change brokerages?

Your domain, your website and the reputation you have built stay with you. Update the brokerage in your brief and republish, and your site shows the new one.

Be the agent sellers call first.

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