The Agent Standard
Modern agent websites, local SEO, and clear seller enquiry paths for real estate agents whose online presence needs to look as sharp as the service they sell.
What we look for when we review an agent website.
Free website scorecard
Check the eight things sellers notice most: a clear message, a strong mobile experience, local knowledge, credible proof, easy enquiries and whether Google can understand the site. It takes about two minutes.
Get my scoreHow sellers choose
Sellers compare quietly. They search, scan, read reviews, test local knowledge, and decide who feels credible enough to invite in. We build for every moment between curiosity and contact.
01 · Before the callYour search result, first screen, local proof and appraisal path are being judged together. A generic profile makes a good agent harder to choose.
By the time the agent walks up the driveway, the digital presence should already have established experience, service style, market understanding and a reason to believe.
02 · Before the appointmentBe found by local sellers
Clear service pages, useful local information and strong internal links help search engines—and sellers—understand where you work and why you are worth contacting.
A vague profile. A copied suburb page. Reviews with no context. A buried appraisal form. None of it looks broken. It just makes the next agent feel safer to call.
Up to standard
TAS rebuilds the pieces sellers judge first: the profile, suburb pages, reviews, sales proof, and the path to request an appraisal.
Your profile sounds like every other agent.
Your story gives sellers a reason to remember you.
Your suburb pages feel copied across locations.
Each area page sounds grounded, current, and local.
The appraisal form feels like an afterthought.
The next step feels obvious, calm, and low-friction.
See the finished work
The website has to look premium, but it also needs clear local pages, credible proof, easy enquiries and dependable follow-up.
What happens behind the scenes
Sellers see the finished pages. Behind them are local search work, reliable enquiry handling, useful connections to your other tools, clear reporting and regular updates.
Suburb pages, market updates and useful local content are planned around the questions sellers actually search.
Appraisal forms, tracking and follow-up are connected so a valuable seller enquiry does not disappear into a generic inbox.
SMS alerts, open-home QR forms, listing pages, an AI concierge and reporting can be added as the business grows.
Market updates, proof and performance checks keep the website useful and current after it goes live.
A simple, guided build
Your private client portal keeps profile details, reviews, listings, images and approvals in one place. You can see what is complete and what still needs attention.
Tell us about your websiteA short form covers your market, current website, timing and what the new site needs to achieve.
You provide links, files and account invitations through a private portal. We never ask you to paste passwords into a form.
Your draft stays private while you review the pages, leave comments and approve the final version.
Your brand stays in front
TAS works with independent agents, boutique agencies, franchise teams, and network agents across Australia and New Zealand. Each website is shaped around the brand rules, market and goals already in place.
Packages
Some agents need a sharper homepage. Some need better suburb pages. Some need the whole site replaced.
See full pricing$149/mo
$249/mo
$499/mo