Real estate
Website monitoring for real estate
The listing site is how serious buyers arrive after hours. If it is down or the form looks unsafe, they do not leave a voicemail. They open the next tab.
Best fit: Starter. See pricing.
What goes wrong
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A listing that 404s during a showing weekend
Paid ads keep running. The page they hit does not. You find out when a client forwards a screenshot.
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Lead forms behind a certificate warning
Nobody types a phone number into a browser warning. Those leads never existed, as far as the CRM knows.
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An office site on a forgotten domain
Brokerages rename, merge, and leave domains behind. The one that still ranks is the one that expires.
Plain English
Your SSL certificate expires in 6 days
Renew it before the next open house. The alert is a sentence you can send to whoever holds the account at the host.
What we watch
- Uptime and a keyword on the listings or office site
- SSL certificate expiry, which lead forms depend on
- Domain registration expiry
- A one-time scan of the mail setup that receives inquiries
Related
Questions
- We use a franchise or IDX site. Can you still watch it?
- If it has a public web address, we can check it. We do not need access to the MLS or the CRM.
- Several agents, several sites?
- Starter is 3 sites. Business is 15. Agency is 50. Invite the people who should get the alert.
- Do you watch listing syndication?
- No. We watch the website you give us — that it loads, the certificate, and the domain.
- How do alerts arrive?
- Email by default. You can add SMS (paid with credits), push, or a webhook.