A website that brings the right enquiries.
Your website is where landlords decide whether to call you, tenants decide whether to view and buyers decide whether to book. We build property websites that load fast, show every home properly and turn visits into valuations, viewings and enquiries.
What goes into every build.
Every site is designed around your brand and your area, not a template. Underneath, the same essentials: live listings, clear information, fast pages and enquiries that go to the right person.
Homes come from your CRM's listings feed where it has one, or from a simple admin panel you update yourself, so the website never falls behind.
Filters for area, price, bedrooms and features, with results that make sense to people who know the streets.
Price or rent, council tax band, tenure and the other material information buyers and tenants need, set out the same way on every home.
Pages for the towns and neighbourhoods you cover, written for local searches and useful to the people moving there.
An instant estimate or a simple request form that leads to a booked valuation with your team, not a dead end.
Viewing requests, valuation leads and landlord enquiries sent to the right branch or person, with a copy kept on record.
Letting agents must publish their full fee list including tax, with their redress and client money protection schemes, on their own site and on the portals they use. We build it in, and prices are shown in full.
Pages that load quickly on a phone with poor signal and work with screen readers and keyboards, tested before launch.
How a site comes together.
One person from the first call to launch, and after it.
We talk through your area, your homes, your brand and what your current site does and does not do.
We agree the pages, where listings come from and who receives each kind of enquiry, with a fixed price in writing.
Your brand, your photos and your words, built around the people you want to hear from.
Your own web address, local search set up properly and every form tested before it goes live.
We host it, keep it secure and make your edits, so the site keeps up with your business.
Who it is built for.
Fits around how you list today.
Your website should show what is in your records, not a second copy someone has to remember to update.
Your CRM's listings feed
If your CRM offers a listings feed or API, the site reads from it, so a home is entered once and shows everywhere it should.
A simple admin panel
No CRM? You add, edit and feature homes yourself in a private panel, as Pulat Estates does on its site.
The portals you advertise on
Listings can reach the portals you advertise on through their official data feeds, which need your membership and each portal's approval. We never scrape portals.
Your email and calendar
Enquiries and viewing requests arrive in the inbox your team already uses, with the details filled in.
What a property website has to show.
A few of the rules that shape how homes and fees are advertised. Your site is built to show them properly from day one.
Material information in listings
Adverts must not leave out information buyers or tenants need to decide, such as price, tenure, council tax and known risks. The old Trading Standards guidance was withdrawn in 2025 after the DMCC Act took over, and the government has promised new guidance for sales listings.
Source: GOV.UK, Material information in property listings consultation
One advertised rent, no bidding
Every written advert must show a single rent, and landlords and agents cannot invite or accept offers above it. No rent can be taken before signing, and usually no more than one month's rent between signing and moving in.
Redress and client money protection for agents
Anyone doing lettings or property management work for landlords in England must belong to a government-approved redress scheme, and agents who hold clients' money must be in a client money protection scheme. Estate agents dealing in homes must belong to a redress scheme too.
Source: GOV.UK, Protecting clients' money if you're a property agent
Consumer law with teeth: full prices, real reviews
Under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act, adverts must show the total price including fees the customer cannot avoid, such as routine cleaning fees, and fake or concealed incentivised reviews are banned. The CMA can now fine firms directly, up to 10% of global turnover.
A summary to show where software helps, not legal advice. Checked against the sources shown on 23 October 2026.
Built and live.
Real property work in use today.
Good questions.
Anything else, ask us on the call.
Can you keep our listings in sync with our CRM?
Will we rank for searches like 'flats to rent in' our town?
Can we update the website ourselves?
Do you write the words and take the photos?
What about valuation tools?
Who owns the web address?
Goes well with
Tell us how you work today.
A short call, your screen and ours. We listen to how your week runs, show you what we would build, and give you a fixed price in writing.
- Built around your process, not a template
- Hosted, looked after and improved by us
- One UK studio from first call to launch
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