Estate agent websites that work with Street CRM: what good looks like

When an agency chooses a modern CRM like Street, the website conversation changes. You did not buy elegant software to re-type listings into a website, and you did not leave clunky systems behind to acquire a site that updates on a delay. So when a website provider says they "support Street", the useful question is what, precisely, that means in practice. The honest way to answer is to show you.

A Street-fed website, live

Dart & Partners in South Devon run their agency on Street, and their new website, one of ours, runs entirely from it. Every listing, price change, status change and sale flows from Street to the site on its own: nobody uploads anything, nobody re-types a description, and the photography is served straight from Street's own media hosting at full quality. Sales, lettings, auctions and commercial all ride the same feed across three branches. The practical result is a website that is never out of date and a team that never thinks about it, which is the entire point of buying good software. It also reads beautifully to machines: when we measured their patch across five AI engines, the site's always-current, machine-readable listings were part of why the answers kept naming them.

What "works with Street" should mean anywhere

Whether you talk to us or anyone else, the standard is the same. Listings should appear and update without human hands, at portal freshness or better. Media should come from the source, not degraded copies uploaded by hand. Reduced prices, new instructions and completions should reflect on the site the way they reflect in Street, automatically, because a price badge that lags the CRM is a complaint waiting to ring. And the connection should survive your growth: more branches, more brands, more stock, without a rebuild.

The questions that catch a bluff

Provider conversations go better with four questions. Is this a true feed from Street or a manual re-entry service wearing a feed's clothes? How fresh is "live", in minutes or in days? Can you show me a Street-fed site you built, running today, with the feed on? And what happens if we ever change CRM, is the website re-pointed or rebuilt? That last one matters most: our guide to CRM integrations explains the two kinds of connection and why the answer tells you who really owns your website.

Where we stand

We connect to the leading CRMs, Street among them, and we run our own feed software, built in-house across twenty years, which is why our honest answer to "will it work with Street?" is a live website rather than a slide. If you are on Street, or moving to it, the conversation is short: we will show you the running proof, tell you plainly what your site would take, and publish the price.