Real estate

Valuations requested, viewings asked for, and every enquiry answered within a minute.

An agency website with your listings as proper property pages marked For Sale, To Let, Under Offer or Sold, a Recently sold and let section that proves your record, a valuation request that lands in Clients and a reply drafted for every enquiry within about a minute, with area guides that rank for your patch and a LinkedIn presence drafted every week.

  • Listings with detail pages and live status
  • Valuation and viewing requests in Clients
  • Every enquiry answered within about a minute
SarahReal estate dashboard Example
Valuation requests23
Viewing requests71
Listings live38
Area guides ranking9

This week's work

  • Autumn market update postMarcus · Social Media ManagerWaiting for you
  • Reply to a valuation requestElena · Lead & CRM ManagerWaiting for you
  • Riverside area guidePriya · Content ManagerApproved

Your website

Websites built for real estate

Arthur builds your site around your business: your name, your colours, your photos and the pages a property agency needs. Here are some he has built for real estate, each in its own style, shown as a visitor sees them. Yours is next.

The Hollis & Grey website, as a visitor sees it
Hollis & GreyReal estate · example website
The Frontage website, as a visitor sees it
FrontageReal estate · example website
The Keystone & Rowe website, as a visitor sees it
Keystone & RoweReal estate · example website
The Crown Court Estates website, as a visitor sees it
Crown Court EstatesReal estate · example website
The Fieldrow & Partners website, as a visitor sees it
Fieldrow & PartnersReal estate · example website
The Millgate Property website, as a visitor sees it
Millgate PropertyReal estate · example website
The Whitfield Property website, as a visitor sees it
Whitfield PropertyReal estate · example website
The Ashdown & Pike website, as a visitor sees it
Ashdown & PikeReal estate · example website

Built in

Properties, bookings and every enquiry, in one place

Every property agency website comes with its own properties section you keep up to date in plain words, and every way a customer can reach you lands in Clients with Sarah's reply already drafted.

PropertiesOn your website · For sale · To let · Under offer · Sold · Let Example
  • Harbour District townhouse4 bed · 3 bath · 2,100 sq ft£1,250,000For saleView details
  • Riverside apartment2 bed · 2 bath · 980 sq ft£2,400 pcmTo letView details
  • Millgate farmhouse5 bed · 4 bath · 3,400 sq ft£1,890,000Under offerView details

Add, change or hide a property by telling Sarah, or edit it yourself; the website updates at once. Every property has its own page with photos, beds, baths, size and location, and sold or let properties move to a Recently sold and let section on their own.

Request a valuationSent from the website, it lands on your calendar and in Clients with the person's details, ready for you to confirm.
Enquiry formsContact and enquiry forms create the lead in Clients the moment they are sent, with their source and what was asked.
View details on every propertyA button on each property turns interest into an enquiry, tied to the property it came from.
The website chatbotAnswers from your own properties, hours and policies, and takes the visitor's details in conversation when they want to hear from you.
Comments on socialA comment that asks about price, dates or availability becomes a lead, and Sarah drafts the reply.
Then Sarah takes overA reply drafted within about a minute, sent when you approve it, and every morning a list of who to contact.

The challenge

What holds a property agency back, and how we answer it

01

The fastest agent wins the instruction

A seller requests three valuations on Sunday evening; the agent who replies first with a time gets the appointment.

Sarah drafts a reply to every valuation and viewing request within about a minute, with the Book button offering a time, and sends it when you approve; anyone still waiting is on your morning list.

02

The portals own the audience and the data

Buyers meet you on someone else's site, and your own has a listings page nobody updates.

Your listings live on your site with status chips and a Recently sold and let section; area guides and market notes rank for your patch and bring people to you first.

03

Authority takes time you do not have

Market updates and LinkedIn slip behind viewings, and the agency down the road is the one quoted in the local paper.

Priya writes the area guides and market notes and Marcus drafts your LinkedIn every week, all waiting for your yes.

The system

One platform, built around how a property agency grows

Listings that look like listings

Property pages with photos, status and an Enquire button that creates the lead in Clients; Recently sold and let as proof.

Own your area

Area, property-type and valuation searches, mapped and won with guides that rank.

Answer instantly

A reply drafted within about a minute for every valuation and viewing request, sent when you approve.

Build your name

LinkedIn and social that make you the local expert, drafted weekly.

Your team

Sarah leads. 5 specialists do the work.

Every AI plan includes Sarah and the same 5 specialists. Here is what each of them does for a property agency.

SarahDigital Marketing ManagerPlans the month, briefs the team and brings the work back for your yes.
  • JamesSEO StrategistMaps the area, property-type and valuation searches worth winning.
  • PriyaContent ManagerWrites the area guides and market notes.
  • MarcusSocial Media ManagerDrafts your LinkedIn presence as the local expert.
  • ElenaLead & CRM ManagerDrafts the next message for every seller and buyer on your morning list.
  • AlexTechnical SEO EngineerKeeps the site fast, indexed and technically sound.

The first thirty days

What happens, week by week

Every step runs on an engine that exists today, and nothing goes live until you approve it.

  1. Week 1

    Listings and requests live

    Arthur builds the agency site with your listings, status chips, Recently sold and let, the valuation request and the Book button, all wired to your calendar and Clients.

  2. Week 2

    Search

    James maps the area, property-type and valuation searches; the site is built to win them.

  3. Week 3

    Area guides and market notes

    Priya writes the first area guides and a market note from your briefs; Marcus drafts the first month of LinkedIn.

  4. Week 4

    Replies and the morning list

    Every request gets a drafted reply within about a minute; Elena drafts the next message for anyone still deciding, and the chatbot answers fees, areas and viewing questions from your facts.

Questions from real estate

Something specific to your business? Write to us and a person answers.

Can I show listings?

Yes, as full property pages with photos, price, status and an Enquire button. You add and update them yourself; nothing feeds to or from the portals.

Does it follow up leads?

Sarah drafts a reply to every enquiry within about a minute and sends it when you approve. Anyone still waiting is on your list each morning with the next message drafted; nothing goes out on its own.

Can sellers book a valuation?

Yes. The valuation request offers a time through the Book button; it lands on your calendar and in Clients.

Will LinkedIn post on its own?

No. Marcus drafts the posts and each one waits for your approval.

Several offices?

Growth runs three websites and businesses and Pro runs ten, each with its own listings and area.

See it working for your property agency, free for three days

Arthur builds your site, Sarah and her team start on the first month, and you approve every step. No card.

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