How Much Does a Real Estate Website Cost in Canada? (2026)

Real estate website pricing in Canada spans a wide range, and the sticker price rarely tells the whole story. Here is what the market actually looks like in 2026.

The two pricing tiers

Website-first builders — flat, low monthly pricing focused on the site itself. Canadian specialists sit around $70–$90/month, and lighter plans (including a free tier) start at $0. These are ideal if you mainly need a professional, board-friendly website.

All-in-one lead platforms — US-led CRM suites that bundle IDX, chatbots, and automation. These are usually quote-based and commonly run $449–$1,500/month, sometimes with $500–$2,000 setup fees, and are often inherited through a brokerage.

The fees nobody mentions

MLS listing data is not free. Most Canadian boards charge a pass-through data fee on top of your subscription, typically a few dollars a month per feed, and it varies by board. Vendors rarely put these on the pricing page, so ask for the figure for your board in writing before you compare quotes — two vendors quoting the same monthly price can differ once feeds are added.

What you should actually pay for

Don't pay for platform breadth you won't configure. A solo agent rarely needs a $500/month suite that takes weeks to set up. Look for: a published price (no mandatory sales call), Canadian board support, lead capture and follow-up built in, and the ability to launch before your domain and MLS feed are finished.

AgentsWise is built for exactly this: a free plan to start, Website-Only at CAD $29/month, and IDX, CRM, and AI on the higher plans — with pricing you can read on the pricing page instead of requesting a quote. See how it stacks up on the comparison pages.