The studio behind Plot Photography’s site builds websites for agents across the Gulf Coast.

Great photos are only half the job. The other half is getting them seen by the right people. So Plot Photography partners with Made Solid Studio, a local website studio, for sites that are easy to update and look as good online as you do in person.

With Made Solid Studio, a site of your own starts at $2,500 for Essentials, $5,000 for Growth and $7,500 for Signature, plus care from $69 a month. Teams, builders, property managers and vacation-rental owners get a Custom site, priced by proposal after a call.

Template builders like Wix or Squarespace cost less up front, but you build and update the site yourself, and their monthly fees add up over the years. Here you pay once for the build. After that, a monthly care plan covers hosting, updates and help.

Yes. The domain, the site and everything on it are yours. There are no lock-in fees, and you can leave anytime and take your website with you.

Yes. Click any headline, photo or listing on the page and change it. The layout is locked, so nothing breaks. Rather not? On a Care or Priority Care plan, email Made Solid Studio what you want changed and they’ll do it for you.

A brokerage profile belongs to the brokerage, sits beside every other agent’s, and stays behind if you move. Your own site keeps your name, listings, reviews and inquiries in one place you control. It’s the link for your cards, posts and email signature.

Yes, as an option on Growth and Signature. It needs your broker’s permission and a data agreement with Stellar MLS, the local listings service, and the feed provider charges its own monthly fee. So it’s billed at cost, never built into the plan price. Many agents start without it and show their own listings and solds, shot by Plot Photography.

Essentials takes 1 to 2 weeks, Growth 2 to 3 weeks and Signature 4 to 5 weeks, counted from the first call. First, Made Solid Studio helps you work out which pages your site needs, so it ranks and people can find you. You sign off that plan before design starts, so nothing surprises you at the end.

It moves with you. The site is on your own domain and it’s about you, not the office. Florida’s rules ask for your brokerage’s name on the site, so a move means editing that one line. Everything else stays put.