A real estate website that doesn't lag behind your listings
People call about a flat that sold two weeks ago, so the conversation starts with an apology. That's the most expensive call you can get.
We build agency sites where the listings update themselves, so the enquiry comes from someone who has already seen what you actually have.
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We've built sites where the listings change daily with no manual entry.
We know what it means when half the job happens between a listings portal and the phone.
Out-of-date listings don't just lose you that one call
When someone calls about a flat that's already sold, they don't just give up on that flat. They conclude the agency doesn't keep its house in order and doesn't respect their time, so next time they open the portal, not your site. The damage is bigger than one lost call.
The other side of the same story is that a portal pays off for being found, not for being chosen. On a portal you're one of a hundred, with the same fields and the same photos. On your own site you can show what actually decides it: what the real costs are, how the paperwork goes and what happens if the mortgage falls through.
The other side of the same story is that a portal pays off for being found, not for being chosen. On a portal you're one of a hundred, with the same fields and the same photos. On your own site you can show what actually decides it: what the real costs are, how the paperwork goes and what happens if the mortgage falls through.
Does this sound familiar?
If at least three items on the list feel familiar, your site is working against you.
Describe your caseThe site shows properties that are long gone.
You enter everything twice, on the portal and on the site.
Almost all your business comes from the portal and its subscription.
People call for information that could just sit on the property page.
Location search on your site doesn't work the way people think.
You don't know which property brought the most enquiries.
What we actually do for agencies
We don't build a catalogue of listings, we build a site where the decision is made and the enquiry arrives ready for a conversation.
Listings pulled from a single source.
You enter it in one place, the site follows on its own, and sold properties disappear the same day.
Search by neighbourhood, not just by city.
People look for a neighbourhood, a street and a school nearby, not a municipality.
A property page with the costs and the paperwork.
What people ask on the phone is written down, so the call starts with arranging a viewing.
Location pages built for search.
Its own page for every larger neighbourhood, because that's how people type it into Google.
Measurement per property.
You see what brought the enquiries, so you know what to take on next.
Work from this industry
For agencies we build sites where the listings change without a single duplicate entry. Properties are pulled from one source, sold ones disappear the same day, and neighbourhood pages catch the search before the person heads to a portal.
When we're not the right team for you
We don't take on every project. Before we send a quote, we check whether you even need a new build. Here are two situations where we'll tell you upfront.
01
You work alone, with a handful of properties on your books.
In that case the portal is enough and your own site is a cost that won't come back. We'll tell you that before the quote.
02
Your listings aren't kept in order anywhere.
If properties live across phones and spreadsheets that don't agree, no site will show an accurate picture. Records first, then the site.
If you have steady listings, several agents and can see what the portal costs you each year, that's where we're good.
Ask which group you're inWhere to start
For agencies the combination carries the most: a site that doesn't lag, and location pages that catch the search before the person heads to a portal.
Web design
Listings from a single source, search by neighbourhood, a property page with the costs.
Learn moreSEO
Search here is tied to location and shifts from one neighbourhood to the next, so it's won with neighbourhood pages.
Learn moreMeta Ads
A property gets looked at before it gets searched for, so this channel works for building a pool of interested buyers.
Learn moreTrust isn't claimed, it's shown.
We could tell you how we work. It's more useful to hear it from someone who has already been through it. Over 30 reviews on Google, with full names and companies, are right below.
FAQ
What real estate agencies ask us most before working together.
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Ask a questionCan listings be pulled from the portal automatically?
Often yes, depending on the portal and the format it provides the data in. We check that before the quote, because the whole way of working depends on it.
What if we have several agents entering listings themselves?
Then each agent gets their own login and their own properties, and the enquiry goes straight to them. You can also see who received how many enquiries.
Do I need a site if I do everything through the portal?
A portal is good for getting found, but it forces you into a price comparison with everyone else. The site is the only place where you can show why someone would work with you in particular, and you don’t pay for it per listing.
Is it worth building pages per neighbourhood?
It is, and it’s the single biggest gain in this industry. People type “flats in Liman” before they type “real estate agency”, and portals don’t cover those searches well at neighbourhood level.
What about photos and 360-degree tours?
They work, but only once the basics are in place: accurate listings, costs and paperwork. A 360-degree tour on a site with out-of-date listings solves nothing.
Let the conversation stop starting with an apology.
Tell us how many properties you typically have on your books and where you manage them now. We come back with a proposal for how the site can follow the listings without duplicate entry.
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