The page breaks the promise
The ad showed one house. The page opens on a generic agent bio.
You’re paying for clicks on your listing. Most of them land on a page that tells the buyer almost nothing. I build the one that does — fast, on a phone, and shaped around the ad you’re already running.
First page live within 72 hours of your brief.
You already paid for the attention. This is where it drains away, between the ad and the call.
The ad showed one house. The page opens on a generic agent bio.
Price, beds, a phone number. Every real question goes unanswered.
Most of your ad traffic is on a phone. Most listing pages still aren’t.
Every page does the same job: keep the promise your ad made, and make the next step obvious.
I write the page from the ad you’re already running, so it reads like its next line.
Taxes, HOA, year built, what’s behind the lot. The things buyers normally call to ask.
Built light and checked on real handsets, because that’s where your traffic lives.
Four steps from the first call to a page you can point ads at.
Setup takes three to five business days: your brand, your agent page, hosting and lead notifications.
Ten minutes, once. Your details, your license, and where leads should reach you.
Paste the listing link and the ad you’re running. Live within 72 hours.
New listing, new page, same 72 hours. No call needed.
Every new listing needs its own page. That’s the part that repeats — so that’s how it’s priced.
Your brand applied, your agent page built, your first listing page live, hosting, the enquiry form, and instant notifications when someone fills it in. Three to five business days.
2 new listing pages a month
5 new listing pages a month
12 new listing pages a month
Not ready for a plan? Single listing pages are $297 each after setup.
I’m Marc. I build landing pages for real estate agents who are already paying for traffic.
This started with friends of mine who left the business. They weren’t short on leads — they were paying good money for those. What they couldn’t do was close. People would come in interested, then stall out on questions the listing never answered: what’s the layout actually like, what’s the neighborhood, what does the back of the house look like. By the time anyone circled back, the interest had cooled. They were buying attention and losing it in the gap between the click and the conversation.
That gap is what I build for. One listing, one page, built to answer the obvious questions before an agent ever picks up the phone — including a walkthrough video made from the photos you already have, so buyers can see inside without waiting for a showing.
ThatBiz LLC is a one-person studio. The person you email is the person doing the work, and I take three listings a week — not because demand is overwhelming, but because that’s how many I can do properly. You send me the photos and details; the page is live within 72 hours, and I keep revising until it’s right. Pricing is published, the turnaround is a commitment rather than an estimate, and if I miss it you get your money back.
I build listing pages for real estate agents. That’s the whole list.
I will tell you what a page can and cannot fix. Traffic problems are not page problems.
I care whether the page gets the showing booked, not whether it wins an award.
The questions people ask before they book. If yours is not here, ask on the call.
72 hours from the moment we have your brief and your files. Most come back sooner.
No. We write from the ad you are already running, then you tell us what to change.
Three rounds of revisions are included, each as one consolidated list, within 14 days of delivery.
That is the point. Nearly all paid traffic is mobile, so that is where we build and test first.
The ad you are running, your logo and photos, and whoever can approve the copy. That is it.
Book thirty minutes. Bring the ad you’re running and I’ll tell you, on the call, what the page needs to do.