
Your agent website
Every Closr account comes with a public agent website. You pick a template, add your bio and a few numbers that build trust, and hit publish. Your published listings show up on it automatically. The base site is free and lives at a Closr address like `yourname.my-closr.site`. If you want your own domain, that's the Pro Website add-on, covered at the end.
You manage the whole thing from one place: **Settings → Website**. There's no separate app section for it — it's a settings page. Go to `/app/settings/website` to open the editor.
Building your site
- 1Open **Settings → Website** (`/app/settings/website`).
- 2Pick a template: **Classic**, **Bold**, or **Minimal**. This sets the overall look. You can switch templates any time without losing your content.
- 3Set your accent color. One color runs through the whole site — buttons, links, highlights.
- 4Write your headline and subheadline (the big text at the top), then your bio.
- 5Fill in the credibility strip: years of experience, homes sold, sales volume, and up to six awards. These are optional, but they're what visitors scan first.
Want to see it before it's live? Use the **Preview** button on the Website settings page. Preview shows your draft the way visitors will see it, on your `my-closr.site` address, but only you can open it until you publish.
Publishing
Before Closr will publish your site, it needs your **brokerage name** and **license number**. This isn't optional — real-estate advertising rules require both on a public agent page, so publish is blocked until they're filled in. You set them in your profile under Settings. Once they're there, publish works.
- 1Make sure your brokerage name and license number are set in **Settings**.
- 2On the Website settings page, click **Publish**.
- 3Your site goes live at `yourname.my-closr.site`. Share that link, or add it to your email signature and social profiles.
- 4Changed your mind? **Unpublish** takes it offline again. Your content stays saved.
Adding a blog
Your site can carry a blog at `/blog` — market updates, neighbourhood guides, whatever keeps you findable. Manage posts under **Settings → Website → Posts**. Each post has a title, body, and an optional hero image. Save it as a draft, then publish when it's ready. Posts publish and unpublish independently of the site itself.
Pro Website: your own domain and an MLS feed
The free site runs on a `my-closr.site` address. **Pro Website** is a paid add-on that unlocks two things: a **custom domain** (your own `yourname.com`) and a live **MLS listing feed** so active listings from your board show on your site, not just your own. It's $97 CAD to set up plus $37/month, billed separately from your Closr plan.
- 1On the Website settings page, click **Upgrade to Pro Website**. That opens Stripe checkout in a new step.
- 2After you subscribe, the **custom domain** field unlocks. Enter your domain and Closr gives you the DNS records to add at your registrar.
- 3Add those records where you bought the domain. Closr checks them and flips the domain to **Verified** once they resolve. Until then it shows **Pending DNS**.
- 4If you ever disconnect the domain, your site falls back to its `my-closr.site` address — it never goes dark.
Or skip the page and just ask
The site controls work from chat too. Try: "publish my website", "switch my site to the Bold template", "update my website bio", "how's my website doing?", or "draft a blog post about the spring market". If you ask to publish before your brokerage and license are set, Closr will tell you what's missing instead of publishing a non-compliant page.
Your site is only as current as your listings and stats. When you close a deal, update your homes-sold and volume numbers on the Website page so the credibility strip stays honest.