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Rechat Launches New Website Platform for Real Estate Professionals

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Rechat Launches New Website Platform for Real Estate Professionals

Brokerage, team and agent sites now operate on the same agentic platform that handles their marketing, CRM and transactions.

Rechat Launches New Website Platform for Real Estate Professionals

The website should function as the eyes and ears of your brokerage, with Rechat serving as the brain that responds to what it observes.”— Shayan Hamidi, CEO of RechatAUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES, October 7, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Rechat, the Operating System for Real Estate, announced today the launch of Rechat Websites, combining the application that manages a brokerage’s marketing, CRM and transactions with websites crafted for discoverability. These newly developed sites are optimized for answer engines and built to the standards expected by luxury brokerages, teams and agents. The sites for brokerages, teams and agents, along with every listing page, are generated from the roster, listings and data already present in Rechat, ensuring the site reflects the brokerage’s own knowledge. Rechat Websites is now accessible to all brokerages, teams and agents as of today.

Rechat has spent years developing websites with AI. Starting in 2023, Lucy, Rechat’s AI, has been able to generate property websites in under sixty seconds, a task that typically took brokerages days to complete. Rechat Websites has expanded from individual listings to full sites for agents, teams and brokerages.

"Initially, websites brought us online. Then they made us look attractive. Now they need to be an integral part of the operation,” said Shayan Hamidi, founder and CEO of Rechat. “Your website should be the eyes and ears of your brokerage, and Rechat is the brain that acts on what it sees.”

Brokerages already using Rechat Websites include Surterre Properties, Acropolis Realty Group and Clay Stapp + Co, among others. The Rechat app has earned a 4.9 out of 5 rating from agents across more than 900 reviews on the Apple App Store.

"In luxury real estate, the first impression happens online. Since moving to Rechat, our site finally looks and feels like Surterre, and it's connected to everything we do, so it works as hard as our people," said Alicia Mendez, Vice President at Surterre Properties.

“Website vendors in real estate have bolted on marketing and CRM integrations,” says Emil Sedgh, chief technology officer at Rechat. “with Rechat Websites they’re connected to the same data and brand the brokerage runs on, displayed on mobile, and the web.”

Every agent’s site is part of the build rather than an add-on. Each one carries the agent’s listings, sold history, bio and client reviews pulled in automatically from Testimonials, Rechat’s client review product. Leads from the brokerage site are sent directly into the award-winning CRM in Rechat, where admins can see follow-up activity. Leads from an agent’s site go directly to that agent.

“Website companies across real estate are racing to become AI companies,” said Audie Chamberlain, Vice President of Strategic Growth and Communications at Rechat. “We’re an AI company that built websites, and it brings the industry one step closer to a true end-to-end experience.”

Rechat Websites is available now to brokers, agents and teams. Visit rechat.ai/websites for more information.

About Rechat

Rechat is the Operating System for Real Estate: one connected platform where relationships, marketing and transactions work together, and AI works across all of it. Built to solve a persistent industry problem, agents toggling between 18 disconnected apps, Rechat includes Studio, People, Deals and Lucy, Rechat’s AI. It replaces fragmented vendor stacks with a single operating system and super app for agents. Rechat is a 2026 HousingWire Tech100 winner and was named Inman’s 2025 Innovator Company of the Year. Learn more at rechat.ai

Kennedey Martinek

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David Hall

David Hall

David is the senior editor at NewsWatchInsight. He has a background in journalism and has worked with various media outlets, covering topics ranging from scientific research and policy analysis to global affairs and investigative features. When he is not writing, David enjoys reading, hiking, photography, and exploring new coffee shops.


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