The real estate agency WordPress theme built for brokerages and their agent teams. Multi-agent roster, built-in CRM, white-label included.
By the WPResidence Team · Last updated: September 25, 2026
WPResidence is a real estate WordPress theme that runs an agency’s whole team on one install: each agent, office and agency brand gets its own page, and the built-in CRM sends each lead to the right agent. WPEstate has sold WPResidence on ThemeForest for over a decade as a Power Elite Author.
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A real estate agency WordPress theme is a theme purpose-built for brokerages and their agent teams. It ships with what an agency needs: an agent roster, agency-scoped dashboards, lead routing across team members, sub-office or branch pages, and white-label tools, all running on one WordPress install with one yearly license. If you run a US brokerage with MLS/IDX requirements, see the real estate broker WordPress theme version instead.
WPResidence ships with four dedicated user roles: standard user, agent, agency, and developer. "Developer" here is the WPResidence role for property developers, the companies that build new buildings, like EMAAR or DAMAC. Each role gets a different dashboard scope.
An agency profile page aggregates every agent, every listing, and every review under one brand. Agencies add or remove agents and enable or disable listings with one click, all from the dashboard.
The WPEstate CRM is included with the theme. Each agent sees only their own leads. The agency sees leads for the whole team.
27 ready-made automation rules handle assignment, follow-up reminders, and deal progression. Agencies already on HubSpot can send contacts and deals to it.
When you deploy WPResidence for a client, your client sees their own brand throughout the admin. Full admin rebrand, a wp-config.php lock option so the branding stays locked, and the Themes panel hidden from the Customizer.
All of this is in every license.
Every agent on your roster gets a branded profile page, their own listings grid, and their own lead inbox.
We ship 5 Agent Card Styles (Type 1 to 5) so you can choose grid density (2, 3, or 4 cards per row depending on sidebar placement) and sidebar placement (left, right, or none). The Agent Profile Page comes in 2 layout options. Each profile shows contact info, bio, listings, service areas, and specialties.
Agent and agency pages can also have a custom design. Build a Single Agent or Single Agency template in WPResidence Studio with Elementor, using widgets for the agent list, listings, reviews, map and contact form, and apply it to every agency or only to one agency category, city or area, so each type of agency gets its own page design.
The Agents List Page lets visitors browse your whole roster in a card grid with filtering. Visitors can rate and review individual agents. Stars and review text show on the agent profile.
Agencies (and developers) add new agents, change agent info, or enable and disable an agent's listings with one click from their frontend dashboard. See the full layout options on our agent pages documentation.
A second office runs on the same website. WPResidence gives each office (and each agency brand) its own page, its own agent team, and its own contact info, all inside one WordPress install.
The Agency Profile Page template shows all properties in one place, along with an "About Us" section, contact info, a team of agents, a map, and client reviews. Search widgets let visitors find an office by name, location, or service.
Each office page can use its own custom Elementor header and footer, so a luxury branch and a starter-home branch can each have their own look. Team Management lives on the dashboard: agencies add, edit, enable, or disable their sub-agents in one click.
Our agencies and developer pages give each office its own page and each team its own roster.
WPResidence routes each inquiry to the right agent as it arrives. Property pages carry a contact form and a schedule-a-tour form, and both send the inquiry to the listing's agent.
The WPEstate CRM ships with 27 ready-made automation rules, including "assign new leads to an agent." Per-role access is the default: each agent sees only their records, agencies see their whole team's pipeline, and the site owner sees everything. Drag deals across the board view (New to Won), set tasks, log activity, and send SMS through Twilio. Agents work from front-end CRM pages (Contacts, Leads, Enquiries, Deals, Tasks, Activity, Automations, Stats), and contacts move through editable stages from New Lead to Closed.
For round-robin or geographic assignment, connect HubSpot. Our HubSpot integration sends contacts and deals to HubSpot, so HubSpot's assignment rules can take over while WPResidence stays the system of record on the website.
Every inquiry captured by our lead generation form flows straight into the CRM pipeline, with automatic agent assignment rules firing on arrival. The form is a drag-and-drop Elementor builder. Place it on property pages, agent profiles, sidebars and pop-ups. Per-form CC/BCC, custom email subjects, webhook URLs for Zapier or Make, and GDPR consent checkboxes are all built in.
Sign-ups marked as agents, agencies, or developers get their own frontend dashboard: contacts, deals, tasks, stats, pipeline, automations. Each agent sees only their own records. Agencies and developers see records belonging to their team.
You can also charge agents per listing or sell agency-level accounts. Our membership system lets you configure different listing quotas and payment plans for agents vs. agency-level accounts. Set duration, listing count, featured-listing slots, and pay-per-listing or recurring membership. Recurring payments run on Stripe or PayPal. A free tier is available for community-style sites.
When you deploy WPResidence for a client, they see their own brand in the admin.
Our white-label tools rebrand the entire admin: rename Theme Name, Author, Author URL, and Description; replace the Screenshot and the Branding Logo in Appearance > Themes. Drop the line define('HIDE_WHITE_LABEL_ACCESS', true) into your wp-config.php file and the white-label panel itself disappears from the admin, so the branding stays locked. The Themes section in the Customizer can be hidden too.
Everything you need is on our white label page, with step-by-step screenshots.
Serving buyers and renters in more than one language is built in. Every label, button, and message is translatable, and right-to-left languages like Arabic and Hebrew are fully supported.
Our free WPEstate Translate plugin creates a copy of each property per language, linked by translation group ID, so a price update in English syncs to all languages. It translates Elementor content along with regular content. Single posts and properties auto-translate with OpenAI, Google Translate, DeepL or Microsoft Azure, and batch translation runs on OpenAI. WPEstate Translate is easy to set up and use.
Each language gets its own canonical URL and hreflang tags, so search engines, AI search included, show each visitor the page in their language. WPEstate Translate works with any SEO plugin, and the theme ships translated into 40+ languages.
WPML, Polylang and Weglot are supported if you prefer another multilingual plugin. Loco Translate lets you edit the theme's language files and add your own translations. MLS-imported listings arrive in the MLS source language (usually English), so run WPEstate Translate's OpenAI batch translation on them and review the output. See the full setup guide on our multilingual support page.
For e-signatures, compliance records and transaction management, pair WPResidence with a tool such as Follow Up Boss, kvCORE or BoomTown. Our CRM runs inside WordPress and covers lead capture and the deal pipeline; for enterprise-grade routing, pair it with HubSpot.
WPResidence works with your MLS through the MLSImport plugin.
50 demos are live. Pick the look that fits your market, import it in one click. Explore the agency demos.
50 demos ship with the theme, each one a one-click import. Our templates page groups them by use: brokerage, single agent, luxury, city portal, commercial and land, MLS and multilingual.
Open a brokerage demo: Phoenix, Toronto, Portland, Denver, Chicago, Houston.
For live production sites, browse our real estate agent website examples for a curated list of live agencies running WPResidence. For more agencies running our theme, see our full clients showcase.
Everything included:
Support: private tickets at care.wpestate.org
See all plans on the pricing page.
Purchases follow our refund policy.
Getting your agency demo running takes minutes. Full agency configuration (agent roster, MLS feeds, branding) typically runs two to four days, per our setup guide. If you're new to WordPress, our full guide on how to build a real estate website walks you through the whole process from hosting to launch.
Agencies in the UK or Australia can follow our estate agent website setup guide for local language and currency, listing fields, property portals and disclosure rules.
The main points of this page.
WPResidence is a real estate agency WordPress theme built for brokerages: multi-agent roster, agency-scoped dashboards, and white-label tools all in every license.
The built-in WPEstate CRM includes 27 automation rules and per-role lead scoping, so every agent sees only their own pipeline.
White-label tools come with the standard license, so developers can deploy fully rebranded client sites.
50 demos install in one click, and full agency configuration typically takes two to four days.
A license covers 1, 3 or 10 websites at $49, $99 or $249 a year, with every agent included.
Each office gets its own agency page and agent team, and agents work from a frontend dashboard.
Yes. One license covers one website (or 3 or 10 on the larger plans), and all of your agents operate on that one site. The price is the same for any number of agents. Every agency feature in WPResidence (CRM, roster pages, frontend dashboard, white-label, membership) is included in every license. Licenses from wpresidence.net include a year of support and updates.
Yes. Each office gets its own agency profile page with its own team roster, contact info, and listings. Agencies and developers have their own user role, so one WordPress install can run a head office plus several regional branches with separate Elementor headers. Each agency manages its own sub-agents from the frontend dashboard, with one-click enable and disable on listings.
Yes. WPResidence integrates with 800+ RESO-compliant MLS feeds across the US and Canada through the MLSImport plugin (sold separately at mlsimport.com). Listings come in as native WordPress content, so they get full SEO benefit and full theme styling. Three MLS-ready demos are available (demo3, Orlando, Oakland) so you can see what an agency-plus-IDX site looks like in the theme before you buy.
Yes. Rename the theme name, replace the logo, swap the screenshot, and lock the settings. Full instructions live on the WPResidence white-label feature page. The white-label tools are part of every license.
Yes. The free WPEstate Translate plugin handles per-language property clones, auto-translation with OpenAI, Google Translate, DeepL or Microsoft Azure, and hreflang SEO. 40+ languages are pre-translated out of the box, and RTL layouts (Arabic, Hebrew) are fully supported. WPML, Polylang and Weglot work too. MLS-imported listings usually arrive in English, so plan to run WPEstate Translate's OpenAI batch translation on imports if you operate in non-English markets with WPResidence.
