With the massive impact of AI-based answer engines on traditional search results, the addition of an LLMs.txt file to your website is one of the most proactive steps you can take in 2026 to ensure your real estate brand remains visible. As your digital marketing partner, Curaytor has you covered: as of March 2026, we’ve updated your website with a new LLMs.txt file.

Think of LLMs.txt as an AI-specific sitemap, or the robots.txt for the AI Era. While a robots.txt file tells search engines which pages they are allowed to crawl, an LLMs.txt file is a markdown file located in your site's root directory (e.g., yourwebsite.com/LLMs.txt) specifically designed to be read by Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. It provides a compressed, high-context map of your website's most important information in a format that AI can digest instantly without hallucinating or getting lost in your site's code.
In a crowded market, you want AI models to recommend you when a user asks, "Who is the top luxury agent in [this area]?"
We've already built you an LLMs.txt file and added it to your website. You can see what's included by going to yoururl.com/llms.txt
If you see something there you'd like to replace, our best recommendation is to copy what's there, paste it into a word processor, and edit from there. Then, you'll want to paste your updated file into your LLMs.txt field.
To find it, log into your Curaytor platform.
Then click on the picture of your logo or headshot in your sidebar, in the bottom left corner of your browser.
Click settings.
Here's where the experience branches a bit depending on which Curaytor website platform you're on, but they're pretty similar.
In the settings sidebar, click Global SEO.

Under the branding section, click SEO.

On this page, you'll see the LLMs.txt field with the following message.
LLMS.txt is a structured, AI-friendly summary of your website that helps tools like ChatGPT and other language models understand your business and find your most important pages. The Curaytor team has generated a version of this content for you in an easy to parse format: here. If you’ve created your own LLMS.txt file, you can copy and paste that here. It will override the version we’ve created for you.
Paste your updated file into the LLMs.txt field and click "Save."
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