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Websites for Real Estate

Estate agency websites that win the valuation, not just the viewing

Portals bring buyers. Your own website is where sellers and landlords decide who to trust with their home. We design agency sites around that decision — local knowledge, fees, how you sell — with a valuation request that's easy to start.

The question in your customer's head

“Why should I list with you rather than the agent down the road?”

Buyers mostly browse listings on the portals. Sellers and landlords research agents more carefully — local results, fees, marketing approach and who will handle their sale.

How sellers and landlords choose an agent — and what the site does at each step.

  1. 01 · Finds

    Searches “estate agents in [town]”, or sees your board.

  2. 02 · Checks

    Area knowledge, fees and approach, the team.

  3. 03 · Acts

    Requests a valuation.

What the site has to answer

Four questions, answered before anyone has to ask.

  1. 1Do you know my area?
  2. 2What are your fees?
  3. 3How will you market my property?
  4. 4Who will handle my sale or let?

A starting page plan

The pages an estate agency site usually needs.

Home
  • Selling
  • Letting & landlords
  • Area guides
  • Fees
  • Team
  • Valuation request

A starting point — your proposal sets the actual page list.

Usual starting point

Growth

£600 setup + £147/month5–7 pages · 21-day delivery · ex VAT

Separate selling, letting and area pages fit Growth. An agency with several branches needs Authority's multi-location support.

Worth knowing

  • Listings usually come from your CRM or a portal feed. Standard CRM connections are in scope; a bespoke integration would be quoted separately.
  • Fee and redress-scheme information should be accurate and kept current.

Questions

Estate agency website questions

Let's plan your estate agency website.

Answer four quick questions and we'll suggest the package that fits — with the reasoning shown. Or talk it through with us first.