Estate agent website design that wins valuations
Websites for independent estate and letting agents: live property listings from your software, an instant valuation request, area guides that rank, and your fees and redress details where they need to be. Fixed quote after a short call.
- Property listings pulled from your agency software
- A valuation request on every page
- Area guides for each town and neighbourhood you cover
- Letting fees, redress scheme and client money details shown clearly
- Fast photo galleries that do not slow the site down
- Google Business Profile and local SEO for each branch
Your website is for sellers and landlords
Buyers and tenants mostly search on Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket. The people who look closely at an estate agent’s own website are sellers and landlords deciding who to invite for a valuation. They want to see that you know their area, that you sell or let properties like theirs, and what you charge.
So a good agency website is built around one action: booking a valuation. Everything else, from listings to area guides, supports that.
What the best estate agent websites have
A valuation request on every page. A short form or an instant online estimate, with a clear button in the header.
Live listings. Your current properties, pulled automatically from your agency software, with fast photo galleries, floor plans and the material information buyers need.
Area guides. A page for each town or neighbourhood you cover: schools, transport, typical prices, the streets people ask about. These pages rank for searches like “estate agents in Didsbury” and show sellers you know the area.
Proof. Recently sold and let properties, reviews, and your branch team with photos.
Fees and required details. Your fees for landlords and tenants if you let property, your redress scheme, client money protection, and any memberships such as Propertymark.
Speed and photos
Property sites are full of large photos, and that is where most of them become slow on a phone. We resize every image for each screen size, load galleries only when someone opens them, and keep the rest of the page light. You can see how heavy your current pages are with our free page size checker.
What it costs
Sites start at £1,295 plus VAT for up to ten pages with a valuation request form. Connecting live listings from your software is quoted after a short call, because it depends on the software you use. You get a fixed price in writing before any work starts. Hosting and care is £39 a month and you own the site.
Questions people ask
How much does an estate agent website cost?
A site with up to ten pages and a valuation request form starts at £1,295 plus VAT. Live property listings depend on your software and how its feed works, so we give you a fixed quote after a short call.
Can listings come from our CRM automatically?
Usually, yes. Most agency software, such as Reapit, Alto, Street, Jupix and Expert Agent, can send listings to your own website as well as to Rightmove and Zoopla. We connect to that feed so you only add a property once.
Why would buyers use our site instead of Rightmove?
Most buyers start on the portals. Your site matters most to sellers and landlords, who look at it before they ask for a valuation. That is why we build around the valuation request, local knowledge and your results.
What must a letting agent show on its website?
Letting agents in England must publish their fees, say which redress scheme they belong to, and say whether they are a member of a client money protection scheme. Estate agents must belong to an approved redress scheme too, and we show that on every page.
Not sure what your current site is missing?
Send us the address. Within one working day you get a short written report: speed, what Google sees, what customers see on a phone, and what we would fix first.
- PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals on mobile and desktop
- The apps and scripts costing you the most load time
- Titles, meta, structured data and indexing problems
- A short fix list in priority order, with prices