Single property websites
Tanero's property pages are single property websites that ORBIT designs from a listing's MLS® number or address, using only the listing's real facts and photos. Each page gets its own short link for texts, posts and ads, takes viewing requests at your calendar's open times and can be redesigned anytime on the same link. Plans start at CA$349 a month.
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77 Bellwoods Ave
yourname.ca/p/r7m4k
Open house style · designed by ORBIT
The facts, in one place.
01From MLS® number to link
“Make a property page for MLS® E5550142.” Or give the address. ORBIT reads the listing's facts and photos.
ORBIT replies with the link, ending in /p/ and a short code, ready for texts, posts and ads.
“Lead with the garden and make it feel warmer.” Same page, same link.
02On every page
Everything on the page comes from the listing itself, so the page never says more than the listing does.
ORBIT picks the style that suits the property. Ask for another anytime.
Your open times show on the page. A visitor picks one and leaves their details, and the request reaches your CRM with the listing named.
Then the page shows your phone number and a contact button instead.
Once your own domain is connected, every page link uses it.
A property page is separate from your website and doesn't add the listing to it.
Delete a page from Property pages, or ask ORBIT. Its link stops working at once.
ORBIT can work from the public listing page, or from a link you give it.
03Listing marketing
A portal link sends your buyer to a page often surrounded by other homes. A property page keeps the attention, and the viewing request, with you.
Sharing a portal link
Your property page
04Where the link travels
Use the same link everywhere buyers see the listing. Every viewing request comes back to one CRM.
Your property page
Viewing requests reach your CRM with the listing named.
05Ways to market a listing
| Question | Portal listing only | A page you build yourself | Tanero |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to publish | Comes with the listing | Hours of your time | One request to ORBIT |
| Design | The portal's layout | Whatever your template allows | One of six styles, fitted to the property |
| Booking | A contact form, usually | If you add one | Open times from your calendar |
| Leads land in | The portal's inbox | Your email | Your CRM, with the listing named |
| Changes | Limited | You redo them | Ask ORBIT; same link |
| Facts and photos | From the listing | Copied by hand | From the listing, nothing invented |
06Questions
A page for one listing, with its own link, built to show that home and collect inquiries. Realtors use them in posts, texts, ads and on flyers.
Yes. Ask ORBIT for an open-house page, or turn an existing page into one: “Make it an open-house page for Sunday 2 to 4.” The link stays the same.
From live MLS® data, using the MLS® number or address. When the listing isn't there, it uses the public listing page or a link you give it.
Yes. The page shows your open times from your calendar; a visitor picks one and leaves their details, and the request lands in your CRM.
Ask ORBIT. It changes the design, the order of the sections and the wording, and keeps every fact true to the listing.
No. Each property page stands alone with its own link and doesn't add the listing to your website.
Yes. Ask ORBIT to post it to Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn, now or on a schedule. The post waits in your Action Center for you to publish.
That's up to you. Delete it, or ask ORBIT to, and its link stops working at once.
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