The website platform built for real estate associations
Member directories, MLS listings, market statistics, events and document libraries — connected to the systems you already run, and managed by your own staff.
Associations already running on TaliCMS
- Columbus REALTORS®
- Texas REALTORS®
- Abilene Association of REALTORS®
- Coastal Bend Association of REALTORS®
You've probably had this conversation
“We have to raise a ticket to change a sentence.”
So nobody changes anything, and the site quietly goes stale.
“Everything's in a PDF somewhere.”
Members email your staff instead of finding it themselves.
“Our directory is out of date.”
Because somebody maintains it by hand.
“Members need a second login.”
So they don't use the members' area, and they tell you about it.
None of that is a design problem. It's a platform problem — and it's the reason a redesign alone doesn't fix it.
Built for what associations actually publish
Member directory
Find-a-REALTOR®, brokerages and affiliates, from your member data
MLS listings
Property search and open houses, from your feed
Market statistics
Monthly housing data by city and county, as pages rather than PDFs
Events and education
One calendar, fed automatically
Advocacy and government affairs
Structured and separate from general news
Committees and governance
Rosters, agendas, minutes
Document library
Organised, and searchable by what's inside the files
Member-only content
Behind the login members already have
Already built. Not quoted as custom development.
Keep your AMS. Connect a proper website to it.
Your membership system holds your records, your dues, your NRDS data. That's not the thing that's broken, and we don't replace it. We connect to it.
Any MLS feed
RESO Web API, Trestle and legacy RETS — all three running in production for different associations.
Your member data
NAR's M1 Gateway, event feeds and course catalogues. 146,014 members and 35,951 offices syncing at Texas REALTORS®.
Your members' login
Members sign in with credentials they already have. Clareity at one association, Auth0 with NAR sign-in at another.
Every association's stack is different. Ours is built to attach to yours.
9,400 members. Twelve weeks.
Columbus REALTORS® — full platform: Member directory, MLS listings, market reports, events, advocacy, document library, and a companion mobile app.
The industry norm for an association website is six to nine months. Twelve weeks was possible because the association-specific parts already existed.
- Members
- 9,400+Members
- Full platform delivered
- 12 WeeksFull platform delivered
What the project looks like
We map what you have
Your MLS feed, your member data, your existing pages and documents.
We build and migrate
Branded to your association, with every old URL mapped to its new home.
You run it
Your comms team publishes without calling us.
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions associations actually ask — your AMS, your MLS, who runs the site, what happens to your existing links, and what it costs.
Do we have to replace our AMS?
No. TaliCMS is the public website. Your membership records, dues and NRDS data stay in the system that holds them today. We connect to it.
Will it work with our MLS?
Almost certainly. We run three different MLS data standards in production — RESO Web API, Trestle and legacy RETS. Tell us which MLS you're on and we'll tell you straight away.
Can our staff really run it without a developer?
Yes, and that's the main design goal. Pages are built from pre-styled blocks, changes are previewed before publishing, and every edit is reversible.
How long does it take?
Columbus REALTORS® — 9,400 members, full platform — went live in twelve weeks. Your timeline depends mostly on how quickly decisions get made and how long your MLS takes to approve feed access.
What happens to our existing website and its links?
We crawl and archive the whole site first, then map every old address to its new home so bookmarks, newsletter links and search results keep working. After launch we re-check every link and fix what broke.
What does it cost?
It depends on your integrations, how much content you're migrating, and your timeline — so any number before that conversation would be a guess. Tell us what MLS you're on, roughly how many pages you have and when you need to be live, and we'll give you a real number.
Tell us about your association
What MLS you're on, roughly how many pages you have, and when you need to be live. We'll tell you what's straightforward and what isn't.