
AgentFire
Website & IDX
Best for: Agents and teams that want a real-estate-specific website with IDX included, strong branding and local-market content.
Read the AgentFire reviewComparison
The important distinction here is website platform versus IDX layer. AgentFire is a fuller website platform. iHomefinder is the stronger fit when your main need is adding IDX property search and lead capture to a site you already have.

Website & IDX
Best for: Agents and teams that want a real-estate-specific website with IDX included, strong branding and local-market content.
Read the AgentFire review
Website & IDX
Best for: Agents who prioritize IDX property search and lead capture, and want leads forwarded into an existing CRM.
Read the iHomefinder reviewQuick answer
Choose AgentFire if…
Choose AgentFire if you want a fuller real-estate website platform — the site itself plus IDX — rather than a search layer bolted onto something else.
Choose iHomefinder if…
Choose iHomefinder if your website already exists and works, and the actual gap is IDX property search and lead capture on top of it.
These are the six dimensions from each product's existing ATG review. A higher overall score does not automatically mean the better fit — the two products are scored within their own positioning, so read the dimensions that matter to you.
| Dimension | AgentFire | iHomefinder |
|---|---|---|
| Ease of Use | 8.6 | 7.8 |
| Agent Fit | 9.7 | 9.6 |
| Features | 8.8 | 8.8 |
| Integrations | 8.7 | 9.2 |
| Value | 8.0 | 8.1 |
| Support | 8.8 | 8.2 |
| Overall ATG score | 8.9 | 8.7 |
Every point below is taken from each product's existing ATG review. Where a review does not record something, we leave it out rather than guess.
AgentFire
iHomefinder
AgentFire
iHomefinder
AgentFire
Agents and teams that want a real-estate-specific website with IDX included, strong branding and local-market content.
iHomefinder
Agents who prioritize IDX property search and lead capture, and want leads forwarded into an existing CRM.
AgentFire
Buyers who want the cheapest possible do-it-yourself website, or a single product that also replaces their CRM and lead-generation stack.
iHomefinder
Buyers whose top priority is high-end custom branding, or who want a simple flat-price product with no configuration choices.
Products each platform connects with, as recorded in its ATG review.
AgentFire
iHomefinder
Only pricing that ATG has verified from first-party sources is shown, with the wording each vendor uses — including custom or quote-led pricing.
AgentFire
One-time design setup package.
One-time design setup package.
One-time design setup package.
Includes site hosting, support, feature upgrades and 10+ tools.
Higher monthly tier; includes assisted support hours.
Pricing depends on team size.
Current public pricing: Ignite design $800 setup; Custom $2,750 setup; Firebrand $6,500 setup. AgentFire Pro is $165/month and Plus is $215/month. Built-in IDX is included, though MLS pass-through fees may still apply. No long-term contract. Team Link starts at $5-$10 per agent/month depending on team size. Optional add-ons include Home Values Enrich $29/month, Neighborhood Quiz $20/month, Local SEO setup $250, and other quoted services.
Last verified September 14, 2026
iHomefinder
Quote-based base plan named on the public platform page.
Quote-based base plan named on the public platform page.
Quote-based top plan; includes unlimited MLSs and concierge onboarding.
Published add-on pricing.
Available on eligible plans.
Depends on tier and seat count.
Where applicable.
iHomefinder's current public platform page names Lead Essentials, Lead Maximizer and Growth Pro but asks buyers to get a tailored quote rather than publishing base monthly prices. Public add-on pricing includes a hosted website add-on on Lead Essentials at $50/month + $500 setup, Seller Leads at $50/month on eligible plans, additional agents from $5-$30/month depending on tier/seat count, and extra MLS feeds at $25-$50/month where applicable. Growth Pro includes unlimited MLSs and concierge onboarding.
Last verified September 14, 2026
ATG recommendation
Start by naming what you are replacing. If the website itself is the problem, AgentFire is the fuller website platform and the more complete answer.
If the website is fine and only property search and lead capture are missing, iHomefinder is the stronger fit — it is an IDX and search layer for an existing site rather than a replacement for it.
Because these solve different scopes, the higher ATG score does not settle the decision. The scope you need does.
Generally no. AgentFire is a fuller website platform with IDX included, so pairing it with a separate IDX layer would duplicate scope.
iHomefinder, because its strength is adding IDX search and lead capture to an existing site rather than rebuilding it.