Launching Your Website

Launching your website is crucial for making it accessible to the public and establishing credibility for your business's brand. This process involves updating your domain's DNS Nameservers to direct users to your Real Geeks website.

Follow these instructions to make the necessary adjustments to your website, so you can start generating new leads and attracting potential clients to your real estate business.

Before Launching Your Website

Do You Have MLS Approval?

Before you can promote your MLS data to the public, we will need to get permission to display their data on your website.

Failure to obtain proper approval before launching the website could result in a fine from your MLS.

Contact Onboarding@realgeeks.com for questions about your approval status!

Do you use a Domain Email?

This is an email that matches your domain name (i.e: www.domain.com → admin@domain.com)

If yes, your email may go down if you do not notify support.

Contact us at support@realgeeks.com to ensure the correct MX Records for your email service. We recommend avoiding changes overnight or on weekends, as our support team will not be available to finalize them. Please reach out to Support after completing the steps below.

How To: Launch your Website

To make your website public, you need to complete some technical steps. The instructions below will help you with each step.

If you need more help, you can contact our support team.

Step 1: Purchase a Domain Name

In order to build your own website, you need a domain name to promote it. This is the URL address that people type in to browsers to find your website . If you don’t already own one, check out our guide to choosing the right domain name for you!

Step 2: Update Nameservers

To connect your domain name to the website, you will need to update your domain’s Nameservers. Please contact your domain registrar for instructions to complete this.

Add the Following Nameservers:

ns1.rgnameserver.com
ns2.rgnameserver.com
ns3.rgnameserver.com
ns4.rgnameserver.com

Guides for Common Domain Registrars:

Step 3: Confirm with Support

Once you have updated your nameservers, you will need to contact support so we can make the necessary changes on our end to push your site live.

Please Note

Although Nameserver changes can sometimes take up to 48 hours, many agents can view their websites in minutes. Your team will still be able to access the CRM and Developer Website at this time.

Please notify us at support@realgeeks.com if your website is not available after 24 hours.

What are MX Records?

MX stands for mail exchanger. MX records specify the mail server that will receive and send emails through your domain.

This record is required to be set up if you wish to continue receiving emails at your domain. Generally, we can copy the records from your previous name servers but only before you've made the switch. Contact your Email Provider to learn how to obtain this information.