Website Design for UK Estate Agents and Letting Agencies

We have integrated with Reapit, Alto, Jupix, Vebra, Expert Agent and Acquaint. Most modern agency websites should pull listings directly from your CRM rather than mirroring Rightmove or Zoopla, which gives you control of the canonical record and means your own site never lags behind the portals. The integration approach depends on whether your CRM supports a native API or whether we need a daily XML feed import. During discovery we review your current contract and recommend the lightest path that keeps listings in sync.

Our instant valuation tool produces an indicative figure, not a formal valuation. It uses Land Registry sold price data filtered by postcode, property type and bedroom count, with optional weighting from your own recent comparable evidence. We are upfront with the homeowner that the result is a starting point and that a member of your team will follow up with a face-to-face appraisal for an accurate figure. This honest framing actually converts better than tools that pretend to be definitive, because it sets the expectation that calling you is the next step.

Yes. Neighbourhood guides are one of the highest-ROI content investments an agency can make, because they let you rank for searches like living in {town} or {town} school catchment that buyers and renters research before ever contacting an agent. We write deep guides covering schools with Ofsted ratings, transport links, council tax bands, conservation areas, parking restrictions and average sold prices where Land Registry data permits. Each guide is fact-checked with you and refreshed annually as part of our maintenance plan.

Yes. The Right to Rent scheme requires letting agents in England to verify tenant immigration status and keep auditable records. Our tenant application portal supports document upload with full audit logging, image capture from a phone camera and integration with referencing providers like HomeLet, Goodlord and FCC Paragon. We build the workflow so your team has a clear record of when each check was completed, who reviewed it and what evidence was retained, which is exactly what Home Office inspectors look for in the event of a compliance check.