Switching from AgentFire

AgentFire designs the site. Tortus fills it with NYC and Long Island's own data.

AgentFire is design-forward — polished templates and content tools aimed at agent branding. Tortus starts from the same design bar and adds a live REBNY RLS / OneKey MLS feed, a closed-deal history built from recorded transactions, and neighborhood pages grounded in public-records data.

switch analysis

Tortus advantage

One platform instead of a stack.

Search

RLS plus owner context

Price

CMA and AVM in seconds

Prospect

Signals from real records

< 60s
CMA generation time
6.1%
AVM median error (NYC)
8M+
ACRIS documents indexed
1M+
NYC owner records

Feature by feature

Tortus vs. AgentFire

Strong design templates. No NYC-specific data behind them.

Custom-designed templates
Tortus
Them
Direct REBNY RLS / OneKey MLS connection
Tortus
ThemDepends on their IDX setup
AI blog content grounded in public-records data
Tortus
Them
Closed-deal history on every agent page
Tortus
Them
Neighborhood guide pages built from closed-sale data
Tortus
Them
No long-term contract
Tortus
Them

Platform

Everything in one platform

Tortus replaces 3-4 tools. Here's what you get from day one.

CMA in under 60 seconds

Pull comps, price a property, and generate a branded PDF from a single address lookup.

Proprietary NYC AVM

AI valuation trained on every ACRIS deed since 2003. Median error 6.1% on condos and co-ops.

Owner data + propensity scoring

See who owns every NYC property, LLC pierce-throughs, contact info, and distress signals that predict who will sell.

Public agent rankings

Your ranked profile page is publicly indexed, showing your transaction volume, neighborhoods, and performance relative to peers.

Prospecting queue

Outreach hub with skip trace, dialer, email templates, and a prioritized queue of owners to contact.

Deal pipeline & CRM

Manage every deal from first contact to closing. Built-in document management, closing cost calculators, and client portal.

Questions

Switching from AgentFire

Is there an alternative to AgentFire with NYC-specific data built in?
Tortus Sites keeps a comparable design bar and adds a live REBNY RLS / OneKey MLS feed, a closed-deal history built from recorded transactions, and neighborhood pages grounded in public-records data.
Does Tortus offer custom-designed sites, or only templates?
Both — pre-built templates on Starter and Pro, and custom components to design your own site on Enterprise.
Can I try it before switching?
Yes — the free tier shows your agent page, with closed-deal history, before you pay anything.

Migration

Ready to make the switch?

Free tier gets you full platform access. No credit card, no contract.

  • Keep the design bar, add the NYC/Long Island MLS feed behind it
  • Closed-deal history and neighborhood pages ship grounded in public-records data
  • Flat monthly rate, no annual contract
  • Free tier to see your agent page before you switch