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What goes in ✦ Not what it costs ✦ 56 of them

Everything we build in.

Not every site needs all of it, and nobody gets charged for the ones they do not use. This is the whole list, with the client sites you can go and check it on.

The property page

Where the decision actually gets made, and where a listing either answers the questions or sends somebody back to the portal.

Gallery, floor plan, street view and video

Everything in one strip, rather than a gallery and a hunt for the rest.

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Summarise this home

One button, one paragraph. For the person skimming nine listings on a phone at eleven at night.

Local answers with walking distances

The closest supermarkets, parks, transport, schools, places to eat, and the nearest doctor and pharmacy. Answered on the page, with the walk in minutes.

What homes on this street sold for

Asked on the listing rather than looked up somewhere else afterwards.

The facts a buyer actually asks for

Beds, baths, receptions, type, EPC and tenure in one readable strip, not buried in the description.

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All-in pricing where it applies

Per person per week, bills in or out, rooms left. For student lets that is the whole decision.

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Minutes to campus, station or centre

On the card, not calculated later by the visitor.

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Accounts, and coming back

Most movers do not decide in one sitting. These are the things that make a second visit easy, and that a portal would rather own than you.

Report a repair

Straight to the team from the tenant's own account, with a record of what was said and when.

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Applications and guarantor forms

On the page the tenant is already on, not a PDF to print and scan.

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Agents managing their own stock

Add properties, photos, rooms and availability without ringing a web company in the middle of the season.

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Knowing the place

The one thing an agent has that a portal does not. It is also the content that gets found, by Google and by the assistants people now ask.

Area guides worth reading

Written properly and opening with figures rather than adjectives. Twenty nine of them on one site.

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Branch sections

Each office with its own homes, team and reviews, so a seller is reading about their own town.

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Guides for every side of the deal

Buyer, seller, first time buyer, landlord, tenant and student. The questions that otherwise take a phone call.

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Renters' Rights Act, split properly

An overview, then a landlord guide and a tenant guide, because the same change means different things to each.

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New homes and development sites

A development with its own site, run alongside the main one.

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Premium, auction and sold sections

Where the stock warrants its own shelf.

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News and reviews that are yours

Your own reviews page and your own writing, rather than a Google rating you can only link to.

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Tools that answer the money question

The questions people are slightly embarrassed to ring and ask, answered on the site at midnight.

Mortgage calculator

What the monthly payment actually looks like.

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Stamp duty calculator

Including the surcharges people forget until their solicitor mentions them.

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Rent affordability calculator

What a tenant needs to earn, before anybody fills in a form.

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Valuation requests into your software

A valuation asked for on the site arrives as a record in the CRM, not an email somebody re-keys. The difference between a lead worked and a lead remembered.

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Guaranteed rent and landlord schemes

Where the business is a promise rather than a property list, the site leads with the promise.

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Feeds, data and the back office

The unglamorous half. Done properly, nobody in the branch types anything twice.

Live CRM feed

Properties come from the software the branch already uses, so the site is never a second version of the truth.

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Multiple agent feeds into one portal

For a portal taking stock from many agencies rather than one.

A back office you actually own

Managing agents, listings and members, run by the people who own the site.

Integrations built to fit

Referencing, payments, booking, whatever the branch already runs on.

Bespoke tools and software

When the brief does not fit a template at all. Rent guarantee arms, booking systems, back office builds.

The pages nobody reads until they have to

Most agency sites get this half right. It costs nothing to do properly and it is the first thing a careful client checks.

A cookie banner that actually gates

Reject all beside Accept all, not behind a settings screen, and nothing advertising or analytics related loads until somebody says yes.

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Safety and compliance pages

Gas, electrical, fire. For a student let it is the page a parent goes looking for.

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Member and accreditation logos

Propertymark, TPO, CMP, the deposit schemes, at a consistent size rather than whatever the badge came as.

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Structured data for search and assistants

The machine-readable layer, so your listings and your branches are legible to the tools people now ask.

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How it is built

True of every site we make, whether or not anybody ever asks about it.

Designed for your agency, not from a theme

Every site here shares the engineering and shares none of the look. Compare any two and see.

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Built for phones first

Because that is where the search happens, whatever the desktop mock-up looked like.

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Fast, and measured

Modern framework, images handled properly, and speed treated as a feature rather than a nice-to-have.

An on-site assistant

Answers from your own pages and your own listings, and hands over to a human rather than inventing something.

Support after launch

From the people who built it, not a ticket queue.

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