Website & CMS

Yes. The website editor is built so an agent can run the site without a developer.

You can create pages, set their URL slugs, choose which page is the homepage, and build the header and footer menus. Homepage sections can be shown, hidden, reordered by dragging, and added to.

RealFoyer offers seven website themes, each with its own colour schemes and corner style.

Alongside the themes there are 35 pre-built header layouts with matching footers, which can be previewed before you apply one.

Yes. Homepage sections can be shown, hidden, reordered and added, then saved — you drag them into the order you want rather than editing a layout file.

One section worth knowing about is Featured Areas, which lets you feature specific cities and neighbourhoods, each with its own photo and stats.

Yes. You can write, categorise and publish posts, and see what is being read.

A blog is one of the few parts of an IDX site whose content is genuinely yours rather than shared with every other agent on the same MLS feed, which is most of why it is worth the effort for search.

Yes. Reviews can be added by hand or imported directly from Google.

The Google import is the practical route if you have already built up reviews there, since it saves re-entering them and keeps the wording as the client wrote it.

Yes. Page management covers the URL slug, the content and the per-page SEO controls, so each page's title and description are yours to set rather than generated from a template.

This is per page rather than site-wide, which is what makes it useful — a neighbourhood page and a contact page do not want the same treatment.