Listings synced from your CRM
Properties pulled from your CRM feed, so the website, portals and office always agree.
Web design for real estate.
Websites for estate agencies, developers and rental agents, built around listings synced from your crm, valuation requests and area guides. Packages from R5,000 once-off.
- South Africa
- 4 core features
Web design for real estate, explained
What should an estate agency website do?
A real estate website should do two jobs: show your listings well, synced from your property CRM, and win new mandates from sellers and landlords by proving local knowledge and marketing quality.
South African property buyers and tenants start on Property24 and Private Property, but sellers and landlords choose an agency on reputation, local knowledge and how it presents their property. An agency website has to support listings and win mandates.
Buyers browse the portals; sellers and landlords research agencies, ask for valuations and compare how each would market their property. Listings synced from your CRM and valuation requests usually matter most.
What customers check
Why does an agency need its own website when the portals exist?
Buyers and tenants will keep searching on the portals, but sellers and landlords choose an agency, not a portal. A real estate website that shows local knowledge, presents listings beautifully and makes requesting a valuation easy is how an agency wins mandates, and mandates are where the business grows.
Real estate websites at a glance.
What shapes a website for estate agencies, developers and rental agents in South Africa.
| Real estate | |
|---|---|
| Who we build for | Estate agencies, developers and rental agents |
| How customers decide | Buyers browse the portals; sellers and landlords research agencies, ask for valuations and compare how each would market their property. |
| Pages most sites need | Properties for sale and to rent, Request a valuation, Area guides, Our agents, Selling and letting guides |
| Systems we connect | Listing feeds from your property CRM, portal syndication, valuation requests and agent lead routing |
| Rules to respect | Agents are regulated by the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) under the Property Practitioners Act, must hold valid Fidelity Fund Certificates, and FICA and POPIA apply to client information. |
| Package that usually fits | Premium Website, because listings come from a CRM feed |
What a real estate website needs to do.
Four features we design every project in this sector around.
Valuation requests
A request flow for sellers and landlords that routes to the agent who covers that suburb.
Area guides
Suburb pages with schools, amenities and the agents who work there.
Agent profiles
Each agent's listings, areas and contact details, with PPRA registration shown.
Where real estate websites lose customers.
The problems we see most often on estate agencies, developers and rental agents’ websites, and how we fix them.
What goes wrong.
- Listings that differ from the portals
- Every lead sent to one office inbox
- No content for sellers or landlords
- Agents' credentials missing
What we do.
- A single listing feed for website and portals
- Lead routing by suburb and agent
- Valuation and selling guides
- Agent pages with registration details
How we work with estate agencies, developers and rental agents
A clear journey. No guesswork.
Four steps, from the first call to a launched real estate website you can test on your own phone.
- Step 1
Understand
Your business, customers and goals shape the brief; pages, functionality and scope are agreed in writing.
- Step 2
Design
Layouts and a customer journey in your brand, refined with you on a live preview link.
- Step 3
Build
Responsive development with content structure and Core Web Vitals in mind.
- Step 4
Launch
Cross-device checks, SEO essentials and handover, with care plans if you want them.
Website packages for every stage.
The same published packages for every industry. Final scope is confirmed in your quotation.
Starter Website
R5,000once-off
Up to 5 pages, mobile-first, contact and WhatsApp setup, basic on-page SEO.
- Timeline
- 1–2 weeks
Business Website
Most popularR10,000once-off
5–12 pages, custom UI, CMS and blog, speed work, schema and lead forms.
- Timeline
- 1–5 weeks
Premium Website
R25,000–R60,000+once-off
Fully custom design, animation, advanced SEO structure and integrations.
- Timeline
- 3–6 weeks
For real estate, we usually recommend the Premium Website, because listings come from a CRM feed. Full details on the web design page.
How much does a real estate website cost?
Our packages are the same for every industry: Starter R5,000, Business R10,000 and Premium R25,000–R60,000+, all once-off. For estate agencies, developers and rental agents, the Premium Website, because listings come from a CRM feed.
How long does a real estate website take?
A Starter site takes 1–2 weeks, a Business site 1–5 weeks and a Premium site 3–6 weeks, depending on content, approvals and integrations.
Can the website use the listings from our property CRM?
Yes. Most South African property CRMs provide a feed or API. We pull listings from it so your website stays in step with Property24 and Private Property without double capturing.
How do we win more seller mandates through the website?
Sellers choose agents who know their area and present properties well. Suburb guides, recent marketing examples and a fast valuation request routed to the local agent give them reasons to call you rather than the next agency.
Which rules apply to real estate websites in South Africa?
Agents are regulated by the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) under the Property Practitioners Act, must hold valid Fidelity Fund Certificates, and FICA and POPIA apply to client information. We design with these in mind and leave legal sign-off to you and your advisers.
Your next chapter starts here
Your real estate website.Let’s make it matter.
Tell us about your business and what customers need from your website. We’ll reply with the right package and next step.
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