Advisor Sites

Every advisor gets a real site. The brand stays yours.

A full website per advisor, on your agency's brand — edited by clicking the page itself, carrying their own blog, reviews and destinations, live on a subdomain or a domain they own. And nothing launches until you launch it.

TravelIQ — inline editor · sample site

The real dashboard on a sample agency — click anything.

Inline editing

Click the headline. Type. Publish.

There is no separate CMS to learn. An advisor edits their live site in place — headlines, paragraphs, photos — and can reorder, hide or delete whole sections from the page itself. Publishing is one click, and no developer is anywhere in the loop.

“Our advisors used to email me screenshots of what they wanted changed on the website. Now they click the page and change it. Nobody has waited on a developer since.”
Melissa McCallister
CEO, Ticket To Ride · Founding partner, TravelIQ

Ticket To Ride runs 36 advisors on TravelIQ — every page of ticket2ride.co, every lead, booking and payout.

Their corner of your brand

Their blog. Their reviews. Their destinations.

An advisor's site isn't the company site with a different phone number. Their blog posts, the published reviews about them, and the destinations they actually sell — scoped to that advisor everywhere their site renders.

  • Their blog posts, live on their site instantly
  • Reviews scoped to the advisor they're about
  • Destinations filtered to their specialties
Domains

Their own domain, without the DNS mystery

Every advisor site lives on a subdomain of your brand out of the box. When an advisor wants their own domain, we add it to hosting and show you the exact DNS record to create at your registrar — one record, spelled out, not a support ticket.

  • Per-advisor subdomains on your brand, standard
  • We add the domain to hosting and show the exact DNS record
  • You create that one record at your registrar
Owner-controlled launch

Nothing goes live until you launch it

An advisor's site is created, branded and edited under your roof — but the launch is the owner's act, a deliberate click by you, never a side effect of an advisor's save. Advisors edit their own site, and only their own site.

  • You decide which advisors get a site
  • Launch is an explicit owner action
  • Advisors edit their own site — never the company's
One brand, many storefronts

The agency looks like one company. Because it is.

Every advisor site inherits your brand and your standards. Advisors get autonomy over their content; you keep the frame it lives in — and the company site stays entirely yours.

Your brand on every pageAdvisor content, owner launchCompany site and advisor sites, one system

Give every advisor a storefront

Walk through an advisor site on a sample agency — the editing, the scoping, the launch — or take twenty minutes with us and bring your roster.