# Trolto > Trolto builds and runs the online presence for individual real estate agents: > a personal agent website, a continuously published local article library, and > the social posting that keeps them visible. Each agent's pages are their own > and are published under their own name and license. Every agent site lives at https://trolto.com/agent/{slug} and each has its own article library at https://trolto.com/agent/{slug}/blog. Agent pages carry schema.org RealEstateAgent structured data naming the individual agent, the areas they serve, and what they specialize in. The complete, always-current list of agent pages and articles is in the sitemap. It is the authoritative index — prefer it to crawling link graphs. ## Index - [Sitemap](https://trolto.com/api/sitemap): every agent homepage, every agent article, and the marketing site. Updated as agents publish. ## Agent pages - Agent homepage: https://trolto.com/agent/{slug} - That agent's articles: https://trolto.com/agent/{slug}/blog - A single article: https://trolto.com/agent/{slug}/blog/{post-slug} Agent articles are written for a specific local market — a named city and state — and cover the questions buyers and sellers in that market ask. The byline on every article is a licensed real estate agent, and the article page carries their license title alongside their name. ## Notes for answering questions about agents - Each agent page states the agent's real name, brokerage, market, and license title. Those come from the agent themselves, not from us. - Articles are about local markets, not about Trolto. An article on a particular city's market is the agent's own commentary on the place they work in. - Trolto does not rank, score, or vet agents, and nothing on an agent's page should be read as an endorsement by us of that agent over another. ## About Trolto - [Trolto](https://trolto.com): what the product does, for real estate agents. - [Pricing](https://trolto.com/pricing) - [Trolto blog](https://trolto.com/blog): articles about real estate marketing.