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Estate agency website & listings

Estate agent website builder

Real listings, searchable, each on its own page - and viewing requests that reach you.

See a live agency site

  • 14-day free trial - card required
  • Free forever to build the site itself
  • Cancel anytime
An estate agency listings page showing six properties with prices, specs and Under offer and Sold badges

Put your properties on your own site rather than only on the portals. Each one gets its own page with the address in the title, so it can be found on its own; buyers filter by price, bedrooms and type; and every viewing request lands in your dashboard as an enquiry attached to the property it is about.

Building your site, pages and blog are free forever. Estate agent website builder is not - it needs Starter ($14.99/mo). The 14-day free trial covers it, and starting the trial needs a card. That tier covers 10 live listings; an agency carrying more stock than that is on Growth Business. There is no per-listing or per-enquiry charge on any tier.

Before you start the trial

  • Nothing is charged today. Cancel any time before day 15 and you are not charged at all - the account moves to the Free plan and your site and its data stay.
  • Taking payment runs through your own Stripe account. Connecting it is a separate identity check with Stripe that can take a few days, so start it on day one if you want to take a real payment inside the trial.
  • The trial runs on Starter only. Moving up a plan part-way through ends the trial and starts the paid subscription, so if you already know you need the bigger tier, start there instead.
  • One trial per account.

What it replaces

  • Per-listing portal fees
  • A separate website
  • A listings page somebody edits by hand
  • Enquiries arriving as unattributed emails
  • A spreadsheet of applicants
  • Property details retyped for every channel
  • A sold archive nobody can see

Your properties, live

Photos, price, bedrooms, floor area and the features buyers ask about - published from your dashboard, not pasted into a page.

Search that works

Buy or rent, area, bedrooms, maximum price - and the features people refuse to compromise on, like a garden or off-street parking.

A page per property

Every listing gets its own address on your site, with the property in the page title and its own photos, floorplan and structured data. That is the page that ranks - nobody searches for "our properties".

Viewing requests

Enquiries arrive naming the property, email whoever handles them, and become a contact whose whole history sits on one timeline.

Sold boards that sell

Sold and let properties stay on the site with a badge rather than disappearing. A wall of them is the most persuasive thing you can show a seller.

Bring your stock across

Import your portfolio from a spreadsheet - prices, addresses, features, photos and key features - rather than typing sixty properties by hand.

How it works

Live in an afternoon - no code, no plugins.

1

Add your properties

Photos, price, bedrooms, tenure and EPC - or import the whole portfolio from a spreadsheet rather than typing it twice.

2

Publish the catalogue

Drop the listings grid and search onto your pages. Every property also gets its own page automatically, with its address in the title.

3

Work the enquiries

Viewing requests arrive naming the property, land in your dashboard and become contacts - so you can see everything one applicant ever asked about.

Templates to start from

Hand-picked designs for this kind of business - customise any of them.

Frequently asked questions

They work. Properties are records in your dashboard - add one and it appears on the site, mark it under offer and the badge changes, withdraw it and it comes off. The grid, the search and each property's own page are all filled from the same data.

Yes, automatically, at an address like /properties/14-oakfield-terrace. It carries the address in the page title, its photos, its floorplan and brochure links, and the structured data search engines read for property. That is what gets found - people search "3 bed house in Southville", never "our properties".

Mark it Sold and it stays on your site with a Sold badge, which is what persuades the next seller to instruct you. If you would rather show only what is available, one setting hides sold and let properties completely. Withdrawn is the status that takes a property off the site entirely.

Into an Enquiries list in your dashboard, and to an email address you choose - a lettings desk rather than your personal inbox, if that is how you work. The property is in the subject line, and the person becomes a contact so everything they have ever asked about is on one timeline.

Yes. Export them to a spreadsheet and import up to a hundred at a time. Prices are read whether they are written as 450000, 450,000 or £450,000; your own words are understood, so SSTC becomes Under offer and Let agreed becomes Let; and anything that cannot be read is reported with its row number instead of being guessed at.

Yes, along with property type, receptions, parking, garden and chain-free status. Each one prints on the property's page, and the ones buyers filter by - type, garden, parking, chain free - are searchable.

Most agencies use both, and this does not replace a portal. What it does is give you somewhere the portal cannot charge you for: your own listings, your own enquiries, and a page per property that belongs to you rather than to a marketplace you rent space on.

Yes - a floorplan, a brochure and a virtual tour each become a button on the property's page. Leave one blank and no button appears, because a button that goes nowhere reads as a broken website rather than a missing file.

Ready to build it?

Build and publish your site for free, with no card. Estate agent website builder needs Starter, free for 14 days on the trial, and you can cancel any time.