Four systems, one property
Portal software, website CMS, brochure template and a spreadsheet for the chain. Change a price and you change it four times, or you do not, and then the window card is wrong.
Foundation Who we build for Estate agents
The listing is keyed into the portal, then the website, then the brochure, then the app. We build the version where it is entered once and everything else takes it from there — including the feed to Rightmove.
The bit that hurts
Independent agents lose hours a week to duplication and chasing, and the two get worse as the pipeline grows. None of it is the job you got into the business to do.
Portal software, website CMS, brochure template and a spreadsheet for the chain. Change a price and you change it four times, or you do not, and then the window card is wrong.
A vendor asks for a valuation, gets a friendly visit, and then nothing for eleven days. Two other agents have followed up by then and one of them has the instruction.
Who is waiting on searches, whose buyer has not instructed a solicitor, which sale is about to fall through — usually known by exactly one person, who is on holiday.
If your site only mirrors Rightmove, you have paid for a brochure. It should be capturing valuations, registering buyers and answering the questions a seller asks before they call anybody.
An example site
Vendors choose an agent long before they ring one. This example is built around the two things that actually get an instruction — an honest instant valuation and evidence that you know the street.
Marchmont & Vale is a fictional agency. This is a working example site — try the valuation tool.
What we build for you
This is the part most agency websites do not come with. Everything below is software we have already built and run — it is not a plan on a slide.
A vendor gets a real figure on your website in ten seconds and lands in your pipeline as a lead, with the comparables the estimate rested on attached to the record.
Property in once, and the branch website, the brochure, the window card, the app and the Rightmove feed all take it from there. Change the price in one place.
A real Rightmove feed pushing straight out of the system. We have one running in production today, and Zoopla is in certification.
Viewings booked from the site into a diary, offers logged the moment they are made, and a chain view that shows what every sale is actually waiting on.
Applicants matched to new instructions automatically, so the first call about a new listing goes out the day it lands rather than the following Tuesday.
Today's viewings with directions and a call button, offers logged on the doorstep, photos straight from the camera onto the listing. Published on the App Store.
The system behind it
This is a real estate agency whose entire public website — listings, the sixty-second valuation, the buyer register and the branded guides — is generated by the platform behind it. The site updates itself as the business does.
A live site, generated by the platform we built.
How it goes
Most agents start with the website and the valuation capture, because that is the part that pays for itself first. The CRM follows once you can see the leads arriving.
What you sell, where, how you value, and which portal feeds you need. We have done this before — the questions are short.
Live on a real address, with the valuation tool working, so you can put it in front of the team before anybody has committed.
Your stock loaded, the portal feed certified, and the branch site generating itself from the platform.
Viewings, offers, chains, the buyer register and the app, added in the order that helps you most.
Sound like your week?
Tell us what eats it — you'll have a fixed price back today, usually within the hour.
Where we work
Estate agency is the most local search there is. Every site gets a page per village or postcode you cover, written around what a seller actually types before they pick up the phone.
On your doorstep
We're in Windlesham, and we'll come to you — a coffee and a whiteboard beats a video call. Anywhere within twenty miles, plus the whole of London.
And everywhere else
The platform already runs in the UK and the US from one codebase, so wherever you sell, the software travels. The valuation model and the portal feeds are configured per market.
What it costs
An agency website starts at £250. The CRM, portal feeds and the app are quoted free, priced on what they do rather than hours spent.
Or £220 up front and £19 a month — we host it, back it up nightly and keep the certificate valid. Compare both →
Get my priceNothing gets built until you've seen the price, and the price doesn't move afterwards. If it takes us longer than we thought, that's our problem, not your invoice.
Quick answers
From £250 built and handed over, or £220 up front plus £19 a month hosted and looked after. The CRM and portal feeds are quoted separately and free — you get one fixed number in writing before anything is built.
Yes. We have a live Rightmove feed running in production today, pushing straight out of the platform. Zoopla is in certification — we will not claim it is live until it is.
It gives a real figure from real comparable evidence, and the vendor can see what it rests on. A number that is obviously nonsense loses you the instruction, so the model is clamped and sense-checked rather than tuned to flatter.
Yes — published on the App Store, for iPhone and iPad. Today's viewings with directions and one-tap calling, offers logged on the doorstep, and photos from the camera straight onto the listing.
Yes, and plenty of agents start there. If your CRM will give us a feed we will generate the listings from it; if it will not, we will tell you that honestly before you spend anything.
Yes. Properties, contacts, applicants and history. It is part of the quoted price, not an extra line that appears later.
Answered?
Two fields and a tap. You'll hear back from a real person, usually today.
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