Updated November 10, 2026 · My Single Property Websites
One page that scrolls, built for phones first. From the top: a full-width hero photo with the status badge, address and price, then beds, baths and square feet; About this home with links to the video and virtual tour if the listing has them; a photo gallery; the buyer Q&A; features; open house times; a location card with the address, neighborhood and a Google Maps link; a Meet your agent card with your photo, company, phone and email; and a Request information form that sends the inquiry to you.
Good for: most new listings, and any listing where most visitors arrive from a phone: social posts, texts, the QR code on the sign.
See a live Modern example → · Turn it on per listing under Listing AI settings.
Opens on a full-screen slideshow of the listing photos, with tabs for Slideshow, Video, Details, Neighborhood and Contact. It resizes for phones, and it can play background music you add to the listing, with a button to mute it.
Good for: photo-led listings where the pictures do the selling, and agents who want the slideshow front and center.
See the Version 2 demo → · Choose it under Property Site Version on the listing's Edit page.
The original layout: a photo slideshow (Ken Burns pan-and-zoom or standard) above tabs for Virtual Tour, Video, Description, Map, Documents (up to three files, plus the link to the print flyer), Open Houses, More and Contact Info, with room for one custom tab. A tab only shows when the listing has something to put in it. It's the only design with color themes: Luxury, Blue, Green, Red, Red-Map, Black/Gold, Light Brown, Dark Brown and Beach. It's a desktop layout, so visitors on a phone are sent to the Version 2 view of the same listing automatically.
Good for: listings with disclosures or HOA documents to attach, and agents who want a color theme to match their brand.
See the Version 1 demo → (the demo listing isn't activated, so it shows a placeholder where the agent's contact info goes) · Version 1 is the default.
The flyer is a separate choice from the website design, made in the Print flyer section of the listing's Edit page. You can also give the flyer a shorter description of its own and add a disclaimer.
| Layout | What's on it | Agents who picked it |
|---|---|---|
| Layout 1 | 1 large photo, 4 smaller photos | 96% |
| Layout 2 | 1 large photo, 2 smaller photos and a map, with more room for the description | 2.7% |
| Layout 4 | 1 large photo with more room for the description; uses less color ink | 1.0% |
| Layout 3 | 1 very large photo, with less room for the description | 0.7% |
Share of 814 agents, by the flyer layout on each agent's latest listing site (see the note under the next table). Layout 1 is the default, which explains most of its share. For a flyer you design yourself, there's also the free listing flyer maker.
We counted the design on each agent's most recent listing site built on our platform over the last three years:
| Template | Agents | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Version 1 (classic) | 705 | 87% |
| Version 2 | 97 | 12% |
| Modern | 12 | 1.5% |
Source: My Single Property Websites production data, pulled November 10, 2026: each agent's latest listing site with at least one photo, built November 1, 2023 to November 10, 2026 (814 agents). Aggregate counts only; no site is identified. Among the Version 1 sites built in that window, 95% kept the first color theme, Luxury.
Read those numbers for what they are. Version 1 is the default, and most agents keep whatever a form starts with. Modern only arrived in 2026, so it has had a fraction of the time the others have. Among sites built in the last 12 months, Modern's share is about 5%. The table shows where agents ended up, not which design works best for buyers.
Whichever you choose, the content matters more than the frame. What to put on a single property website is a section-by-section checklist, and the free AI-readiness grader checks a listing page for the details buyers and AI search tools look for.
Yes. The template is a setting on the listing, not a separate site, so switching keeps the same address, photos and details. Version 1 and Version 2 are a choice on the listing's Edit page; Modern is a switch per listing on the Listing AI settings page. The next visitor sees the new design.
No. Each listing has its own setting, so a luxury listing can use one design and a starter home another.
Modern and Version 2 resize for phones. Version 1 is a desktop layout, and visitors on a phone are sent to the Version 2 view of the same listing automatically.
No. These are templates in the strict sense: you fill in the listing details, upload photos and choose the design, and the page is built from those fields. There is no page builder to learn, which is also the limit: you can't move sections around.
Of 814 agents whose latest site on our platform was built between November 2023 and November 2026, 87% used Version 1, 12% Version 2 and about 1.5% Modern. Version 1 is the default, and Modern is the newest, added in 2026.
Add a listing once, switch between the designs, and keep the one that fits. Every one comes with an AI sales agent answering buyers day and night.
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