The visual editor renders your real home page beside a list of its sections. Switch one off and it leaves the page in front of you. Drag one up and it moves. Change the width and you are looking at the phone version. Every change saves as you make it.
A template is the arrangement and feel of every page before you change anything. Choosing one does not erase what you have written or uploaded; it changes how it is presented. Each one recommends a headline face, a body face and a palette, and every one can be tried in the preview before it is applied.
The RealViu website as it stands, preserved exactly.
Inviting neighbourhood storytelling with soft, natural editorial details.
An art-book composition for sophisticated real estate brands.
Panoramic imagery, quiet luxury, and a cinematic sense of place.
A dark gallery with sculptural type and focused imagery.
Each section has a switch, a place in the order and its own editor. Off means it is not on the page at all, not that it is empty, so a section you have no content for costs nothing. The order in the list is the order down the page.
The canvas on the right of the editor is your home page, rendered by the same code that serves visitors, at desktop, tablet or phone width. That is why what you see is what they get.
Switch a section off or move it and the page updates where it stands, without a reload. A change that needs more is a soft refresh, never a blank screen.
The preview is authenticated and served only inside the editor, and the editor accepts messages only from its own frame. Nobody else sees your work in progress.
Each change is saved when you make it, and the bar says so: Saving change, then Changes appear instantly and save automatically. Section content and the deeper settings keep an explicit Save site.
Two typefaces chosen separately, so headlines and body can differ, each shown as a preview line rather than a name. A palette that applies to buttons, links and accents across the site. And the pieces that frame every page: the header, the footer, the menu and the two floating buttons.
The editor, the fourteen sections and the Original template come with Presence, the $99 plan. Growth adds Hearth & Field. Dominance AI unlocks all five templates and the data-fed sections such as Market trends.
A site on your own domain with the live editor from day one. Templates and sections unlock as you move up.
A template not on your plan is marked Upgrade to unlock. You can look at it in the preview, but not apply it.
No. A template changes how your content is presented, not the content itself. Your headline, listings rules, team, testimonials and pages carry over; the arrangement and the feel change.
Yes. It is your home page rendered by the same code that serves visitors, at 1440, 768 or 390 pixels wide. It is served only inside the editor, to you, and the editor only listens to its own frame.
In the visual editor, switching sections on or off and reordering them saves as you make the change; the bar tells you when it is saving and when it is done. The content of a section and the deeper site settings are edited in a form with an explicit Save site.
Turn it off. Off means the section is not on the page at all, so nothing empty takes up the screen. Turn it on when the content exists.
Presence includes the Original template. Growth adds Hearth & Field. Dominance AI includes all five: Original, Hearth & Field, Atelier Editorial, Horizon Cinematic and Noir Gallery. Locked templates show in the picker and can be previewed, not applied.
Yes. The Multimedia section takes a YouTube, Vimeo or direct .mp4 link and can sit anywhere on the page. The YouTube channel section is separate and pulls videos from a channel address.
Brokerage admins, from Site edit in the main menu. Agents keep their own profile and, on the agent plan, their own pages, but the brokerage site is the admin's.
Every plan includes the live site editor. Pick a template, switch sections on and off, drag them into order, and watch the actual page change at desktop, tablet and phone width as you go.