PeakIDX is a real estate website and IDX (Internet Data Exchange) platform built by Zgraph, Inc. It gives agents, teams, and brokerages a customizable, mobile-friendly website with MLS-connected property search, lead capture forms and pop-ups, automated email autoresponders, and centralized lead management with team-based routing rules. The platform also generates Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) reports, either bundled with a website plan or as a standalone product. For teams and brokerages, PeakIDX supports multiple MLS data feeds, shared lead management, member profiles, and brand-consistency controls across agents. Developers can extend the platform through a documented REST API and customizable widgets, and site owners who already run WordPress can use PeakIDX's dedicated WordPress plugin instead of the hosted website option. PeakIDX publishes tiered monthly pricing (an Agents plan, a Brokers & Teams plan, and a CMA-only plan) plus custom-quoted website services, and offers a free trial.
Key Features
IDX/MLS Property Search — Seamless property search with customizable filters and map views, connected to one or more MLS data feeds.
Lead Generation Tools — Customizable search forms, pop-ups, and automated email autoresponders to capture and engage leads.
Lead Management — Centralized lead tracking with nurturing tools and, on team plans, shared lead management with custom routing rules.
CMA Reports — Generates professional Comparative Market Analysis reports, available bundled with a website plan or as a standalone product.
Team Collaboration — Team member profiles, shared lead management, and brand-consistency controls for brokerages and teams.
Developer API — Documented REST API and customizable widgets for building custom applications on top of PeakIDX data.
WordPress Plugin — Dedicated WordPress plugin for adding PeakIDX IDX search to an existing WordPress site instead of a hosted website.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Combines IDX/MLS property search, lead management, and CMA reporting in one platform instead of stitching together separate tools
Publishes clear tiered pricing (Agents, Brokers & Teams, CMA-only) rather than requiring a sales call for every plan
Offers a documented REST API and a dedicated WordPress plugin, giving developers and existing WordPress sites an integration path
Free trial available before committing to a paid plan
Cons
Supporting more than one MLS data feed requires the higher-priced Brokers & Teams plan, plus possible per-feed MLS fees
Named third-party CRM, marketing, or analytics integrations are not listed publicly — only described generically — so compatibility should be confirmed before signing up
Custom website services are quote-only rather than published, self-serve pricing