A high-street estate agency
A live catalogue, a page per property, and the viewing requests it produces.
- Six properties on the market, one under offer and one already sold
- Ten enquiries, worked through from new to viewing booked to closed
- Each property on its own page, with its own address in the title
The website your customers see
Open in a new tabThe site is live at that address - open it and it behaves like it does for any other visitor, because it is the same site.
The dashboard you would work in
Open in a new tabOpening it signs you in as a read-only visitor - no account, no form, and nothing you press can change anything.
What this trade needs a site to do
An agency's website is not a shop. Nobody buys a house on it, the catalogue is six things rather than six hundred, and every one of them is unique - so the job is not a checkout, it is being findable one property at a time and turning the visit into a viewing. That is why each listing here has its own page and its own address rather than living inside a grid, why sold properties stay up with a badge instead of vanishing, and why the enquiry a visitor sends already knows which house they were looking at when they sent it.
- Property listings