Advisor sites
Every advisor, a real website on your brand
Not a bio page on the company site — their own site: pages, blog, reviews and destinations, edited in place by the advisor, launched by you. Here is the difference it makes, and the real one is one click away in the demo.
Before
One shared website, grey and frozen — every advisor is a paragraph on somebody else's page.
After
The advisor's own site on your brand — theirs to edit, yours to launch.
Both panels are illustrations, not screenshots — the real thing is in the demo, where you can click it.
What's included
What an advisor site actually is
Each of these is live in the product today — click through any of them in the demo.
Their own pages
A full site — about, destinations, reviews, blog — that belongs to the advisor, styled to the agency's brand. Not a profile card: a website.
Edited in place
Click a headline on the live page, type, publish. Reorder, hide or delete whole sections from the page itself. No developer, no ticket.
Their own blog and reviews
Posts go live on the advisor's site instantly; an owner approves before one joins the company feed. Reviews arrive by invitation and publish only when the owner says so.
Destinations they actually sell
The advisor's site shows the destinations they specialize in — so a cruise client isn't reading about theme parks.
A custom domain, if they want one
Point a domain the advisor already owns at their site. We add it to hosting and show the exact DNS record to create.
Launched by the owner
You decide whose site goes live and when. An advisor site is a product the agency grants — not something that appears on its own.
See a real advisor site, not a mockup
The demo runs the actual product on a sample agency — open an advisor's site and click the inline editor yourself. Or book a walkthrough and we'll show you yours.