A website for
a real estate agency.

• A catalog with filtersProperties organized by type, city, price and bedrooms — buyers reach the right ones in seconds. This is the biggest part of the work on a site like this, which is why the catalog is priced separately in the quote.
• A page for every propertyPhotos, description, size, floor plan and map in one place. The page has its own inquiry form tied to that specific property — you see exactly which one the client is asking about.
• Agent profilesPhoto, short bio, areas of work and a way to send an inquiry to a specific agent. Clients want to know who they'll be talking to.
• Map and locationEvery property is shown on the map so its location is clear at a glance. Your office address is also on the map and in your Google profile.
• Languages for international buyersIf you also sell to buyers from abroad, the site can have a version in another language. How many pages and listings are translated, we agree up front and include in the quote.
• Links to virtual toursIf you have a video or 3D tour of a property, we embed it or link to it from the property page. We show the ones you already have.
• Agents add their own listingsNew properties are added through the CMS: the agent fills in the details, uploads photos and publishes, without waiting for a developer. Training is included.
• Inquiry and tap to callA call button and an inquiry button on every property page and in every agent's profile — when a client decides, they don't have to look for contact details.

1. 01

   Brief & strategy

   You submit a brief and we discuss which properties you offer, which cities you work in, how many listings there are and what your agents should be able to do on the site. You get a short summary and a direction.

   Day 1
2. 02

   Design & look

   We create the first visual draft — structure, typography, components. You review it and give feedback.

   Day 2
3. 03

   Build & content

   We build the site and set up SSL, the contact form, SEO meta tags and Google Analytics. If you don't have copy, we write it with search in mind.

   Day 3 – 4
4. 04

   Testing & launch

   Testing on phone, tablet and desktop, a final polish, then launch. You get training so you can manage the site yourself.

   Day 5

• How much does a site with a property catalog cost?

  The Corporate Website is the foundation, but a catalog with filters and a page for every property goes beyond the standard scope, so we price it in the quote — according to the number of properties, filters and languages. You submit a brief, you get a specific price, and it is fixed before we start work.

• Can agents upload new listings themselves?

  Yes. New properties are added through the CMS: the agent fills in the details, uploads the photos and publishes the listing without waiting for a developer. Training is included, so everyone at the agency can work with the site.

• Do you connect the site to property portals?

  That depends on the specific portal and the access it provides, so we don't promise integrations in advance. If you need a connection to an outside system, describe it in the brief and in the quote we say honestly whether it's possible and at what price.

• How long does it take?

  A basic Corporate Website goes live in about 5 working days. With a catalog, the timeline depends on the number of properties, filters and languages and is confirmed in the quote before we start work. It helps a lot if the photos and descriptions of the properties are ready on time.

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