LUXEVEO
Custom real estate websites for Florida agents
A website as good as the homes you sell
Get found in your market, keep buyers searching on your
site, and win the listing appointment.
Free, in writing, before you pay for anything.
Solstice For solo agents who sell waterfront homes and condominiums
Websites for licensed agents
Florida
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A design studio in Miami, Florida.
Everything your website needs to win business, designed around yours. Live MLS search that keeps buyers on your site, a written page for every market you work, and every price published before you ask.
Services
What you get with every build
Custom site build
Designed around your name
Designed from a blank page to reflect the business you have built. Yours reads as yours from the first screen, and it is the only site like it in your market.
See the design→
IDX listings
Keep buyers searching on your site
Live search and saved properties on your own domain, on a feed licensed to you through your board and brokerage, at the board’s published rate.
How the feed works→
Market pages
Be the local expert
A page for every neighborhood you work, written by hand, market by market. Something to send a seller who asks what you know about their street.
What a market page is→
Care plan
Fast and current after launch
Hosting, updates and new market pages written as you take on areas, month to month and cancellable at the end of any month.
What happens after launch→
Everything you need online, from one studio.
Nine services. Tell us what you sell and we will say which of them your
site needs.
Three builds. $1,500, $3,500 and $7,500
Signature
$1,500
A complete site on our house design system, tuned to your brand.
Bespoke
$3,500
Original design, created around your brand.
Atelier
$7,500
For a top-of-market business where the site is the first impression.
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One wrong line in your footer is on your license, not your web guy's
What stays off your site
Performance claims without a source. Every figure on your page can be checked.
Steering language on neighborhood pages. Fair Housing bars it, so those pages describe density, building stock and geography.
Shared neighborhood templates. Every market page is written for your market.
What goes on it instead
The name on your license in the footer, with your brokerage and your license number.
Schema that presents you as a licensee working under your brokerage, the way Florida rules read.
A login after launch, where every edit you ask for and every approval you give stays on the record.