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Ignited Nepal builds real estate websites for Canadian agents, brokerages, and developers that comply with CREA IDX and MLS rules, generate direct enquiries, and build the kind of local authority that national portals cannot replicate.
You are registered with your provincial real estate board, you pay CREA fees, and your website — if you have one — is either a template provided by your brokerage or something you set up yourself years ago. REALTOR.ca does the listing work, but it does not build your brand or your neighbourhood authority. You need a website that positions you as the specialist in your area, captures buyer and seller enquiries directly, and gives you a professional digital presence that matches your market knowledge.
You operate across one or two cities or regions and compete for listing instructions against RE/MAX, Royal LePage, and Keller Williams franchises. Your brand, your agents, and your local knowledge are your differentiation, but your website does not communicate any of that. You need a brokerage website with agent profiles, neighbourhood pages, market data commentary, and a direct enquiry architecture that gives clients a reason to choose you over a national chain.
You are marketing a condo development, a townhome community, or a commercial project. You need a project website or microsite that captures pre-construction interest registrations, presents floor plans and pricing tiers, and routes enquiries to your sales team. You do not need a generic developer website. You need a project-specific page that converts visitors who are actively considering a purchase.
Many Canadian agent and brokerage websites are built around IDX property search as if that is enough. The result is a website that displays MLS listings but does nothing to build the agent's authority, capture seller leads, or rank for neighbourhood-specific searches. IDX is a utility. It is not a marketing strategy.
"Condos for sale in Plateau-Mont-Royal", "detached homes in Kitsilano", and "houses for sale in the Glebe" are all searches with commercial intent and real search volume. Most agent websites have no neighbourhood-specific content beyond a map widget. Without dedicated neighbourhood pages that address what buyers actually want to know — schools, transit, average prices, lifestyle — your website will not rank for the searches that drive transactions.
Canadian homeowners who are considering selling typically start with an online search for their property's value. If your website does not have a seller-focused appraisal request page, a home valuation landing page, or neighbourhood market commentary that positions you as the local expert, you are not present in the seller's research process. Your competitors who have built this content are.
CREA's rules governing IDX display, MLS data usage, and REALTOR.ca integration create constraints that many developers and website builders are not familiar with. Websites built without understanding these rules can inadvertently breach CREA's terms of use, creating risk for the agent or brokerage. Compliance should be built into the design and development process, not added as a legal afterthought.
We begin with a structured discovery session covering your licence category, board membership, target geography, current lead sources, and conversion goals. We review the competitive landscape for your market area, assess how competitors rank and convert, and define the primary objectives the website must achieve within CREA's rules.
We plan the full site structure including MLS-compliant property search, neighbourhood and community pages, agent or team profiles, services pages for buyers and sellers separately, a pre-construction or development section if required, and a blog or market commentary section. The architecture supports both user navigation and local search indexing.
We wireframe every key template: the homepage, the buyer resources page, the seller resources page, the neighbourhood guide template, individual property detail pages, agent profile pages, the seller appraisal request page, and the contact page. Wireframes are reviewed and approved before visual design begins.
We design a property website that reflects your brand, your market area, and the trust standards your clients expect. Design is produced at desktop and mobile breakpoints. All design files are shared for client review before build commences.
We integrate CREA IDX-compliant property search, including filters by price, property type, bedrooms, and neighbourhood. We ensure the implementation complies with CREA's current rules governing MLS data display and REALTOR.ca reciprocal linking requirements. We also configure Zolo feed integration where applicable.
We build dedicated neighbourhood and community pages for every area you serve, each with market commentary, lifestyle content, schools and transit references, and keyword-targeted copy. We implement a seller appraisal request tool with a dedicated landing page optimised for homeowner valuation searches.
We build individual agent profile pages with direct contact forms, integrate your CRM for lead routing and source tracking, and configure Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console so you have accurate performance data from day one.
We review your current website, CREA membership and IDX access, search rankings, portal performance, and lead flow. We assess the gap between your current digital presence and what a properly built Canadian real estate website should deliver. You receive a written scope document before work begins.
We produce the sitemap, wireframe every key template, confirm CREA IDX compliance requirements for your board, and define the content plan for neighbourhood pages, seller pages, and agent profiles. You review and sign off before visual design begins.
Visual design is produced at desktop and mobile breakpoints, reviewed, and approved. The build follows: front-end development, CREA IDX integration, Zolo feed connection where applicable, neighbourhood page population, seller appraisal tool implementation, CRM integration, and analytics configuration.
We conduct pre-launch checks, configure Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console, submit the sitemap, and move the site live. You receive a handover session covering content management, IDX settings, lead tracking, and post-launch SEO priorities.
Yes. We build CREA IDX integrations in accordance with the current rules governing MLS data display, reciprocal linking with REALTOR.ca, and permitted uses of listing data. We assess your board membership and IDX access during the diagnostic phase and design the integration accordingly. We recommend your brokerage's compliance contact reviews the final implementation before launch.
Yes. We configure REALTOR.ca reciprocal linking as required under CREA's IDX rules, and we integrate Zolo feed data where applicable to your market. The specifics depend on your board membership, provincial licensing, and the data access your current CRM or listing management platform supports.
We build for both. Individual REALTOR websites and brokerage websites have different requirements in terms of scope, content, and IDX access. We define the right approach during the diagnostic and scope the build accordingly. Both can include neighbourhood pages, seller appraisal tools, and CRM integration.
A full build from discovery to launch typically takes eight to ten weeks. Pre-construction project pages with a narrower scope can be delivered faster. We do not begin design until architecture and wireframes are approved, which keeps the build phase efficient and avoids rework.
A website built with dedicated neighbourhood pages, keyword-targeted area content, and technically sound architecture will rank better than a site without these elements. Rankings develop over time and depend on the competitiveness of your specific market. We configure Google Search Console at launch so you can track keyword-level performance from the start.
Ignited Nepal builds real estate websites for Canadian agents, brokerages, and developers that comply with CREA rules, generate direct buyer and seller enquiries, and build local search authority that compounds over time. If your current website is a portal companion rather than a lead source, the diagnostic is the right first step.