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Property and auctions

Live stock on your own website for estate agents

Your properties on your own site within minutes of reaching the book, fed from the same source you already keep for the property portals. No retyping, no monthly listing fee for your own stock, and the enquiry comes to you first.

What is included

  • Feed from your dealer system, spreadsheet or the marketplace export you already produce
  • Every item with its own page, photos, spec and enquiry
  • Filters that match how your buyers actually search
  • Sold items kept as proof, not deleted

In practice, for estate agents

Listings already flow from your CRM to the portals. We read the same feed, so a property is typed once, and build a page per listing with the search buyers actually do: area, price, beds, type, tenure, floor area for commercial, and the brochure content on the page as text Google can read rather than a PDF. Under-offer and sold states follow the CRM automatically.

Why estate agents in particular

  • The portals own your listings, your leads and increasingly your vendor relationships.
  • Vendors choose the agent whose site looks like it will sell their house; yours has not changed in years.
  • Every listing is typed twice, once for the portal and once for the site, and the site loses.

Typical ticket in your trade: €1,500 to €15,000 a fee. One enquiry that comes to you instead of to the property portals covers a lot of website.

Questions estate agents ask about this

Which CRMs do you read?
Any that feeds the portals. The feed format is standard; we have read the common ones.
Can the brochure stay as a PDF?
Yes, downloadable, alongside the same content on the page so it works on a phone and in search.
Vendors ask why their house is not on our site yet.
It will be within one import cycle of going on the portal, usually before the portal shows it.

Check your own site first

Free, on screen in about ten seconds, no call. We fetch your homepage once, the way a visitor's browser does, and nothing else.

Fixed price, fixed date, in writing

Fifteen minutes about what you sell and how your stock moves today. A quote within two working days.