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RBA Properties

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Built by our South Carolina partner Cyber Solutions, RBA Properties was looking to step up to a full featured website experience.  Highly searchable, user friendly, and just plain beautiful!

Welcome Bayside Realty Consultants!

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Bayside Realty Consultants is the number one selling office in the Dennis / Harwich area of Cape Cod.  They wanted a way to increase their reach, improve their website usability, and offer their visitors something more than a standard real estate website. Rover IDX was able to import all their client information and maintain that … Read more

Short demos

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Rover Search Panel – intuitive and fast   Rover Market Conditions Report – Slick!

ThomasDBrown.com is Rover-ized!

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ThomasDBrown.com was established in 1961 and has been the Truro market leader for nine of the past ten years.  They have a well-established customer based, a fantastic rental business, and a solid reputation.  They wanted to keep up with the changing web world.  They wanted to attract new visitors, and turn those visitors into clients. … Read more

Announcing Rover IDX 1.2.2

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Any search can be copied as a URL, and pasted into an email / blog entry / Facebook post.  The url will always show properties that match the original search – so new properties will show up. Added support for Rich Snippets (structured data) Agent Control Panel now indicates clearly when a client has no … Read more

Welcome Beachfront Realty!

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Beachfront Realty wanted to make a statement.  They wanted a clean, contemporary site that was powerful and easy to use. They’ve tried other IDX’s before – they weren’t happy.  They shopped around, they chose Rover IDX. Today we launched their new website.  It’s beautiful.  It’s fast.  It’s user friendly.  And it’s search engine friendly.

Growing fast

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Rover IDX started four years ago as a solution for one customer in Wellfleet MA, on Cape Cod.  While building the IDX (it wasn’t called Rover back then), we noticed that most competitors built, well, ugly pages.  They were difficult to use, had too many buttons or checkboxes on a search panel, and worst of … Read more