Websites for Estate Agents
A finished agency website built around the valuation request, not the listings grid. Built free, from £300 a month.
Most agency websites are a listings grid with a logo on top, which is a worse version of a portal. The site that wins instructions is built the other way round: the vendor journey first, the area expertise second, the listings third.
What an estate agency website has to do
Your buyer is on Rightmove already. Your website exists to convince a vendor to let you value their house.
The valuation request is the primary action
It should be the most obvious thing on the site, on every page, with a route that takes thirty seconds. Most agency sites bury it behind a general contact form.
Fees stated, or at least explained
"Estate agent fees" is one of the most searched vendor questions there is. An agency that explains its model plainly gets shortlisted; one that says "contact us for a bespoke quote" gets skipped.
Area expertise has to be visible, not claimed
Every agency says it knows the area. A site with twelve genuinely useful neighbourhood guides proves it, and those pages bring in vendors who were not looking for an agent yet.
A listings grid that does not date the site
Feed-driven listings that look current, load fast and do not leave a wall of sold boards when the market is quiet.
How we build an agency site
Whole site at once, vendor journey first.
Valuation flow designed as the spine
Instant valuation route where you want one, book a valuation route always, and a clear explanation of what happens at the appointment so booking it feels low risk.
Area guides written for you
We write the neighbourhood pages, month after month. Schools, transport, stock, price context, character. This is the work agencies always intend to do and never get round to.
Listings wired to your existing feed
Connected to your CRM feed so listings stay current without anyone updating the website by hand, presented in a way that supports the vendor pitch rather than competing with the portals.
Fees, process and compliance handled properly
Clear fee explanation, the sales process step by step, redress scheme and client money protection where applicable. Vendors check these and agencies routinely hide them.
Kept moving every month
A new area guide or vendor resource every month as part of the subscription, so the site keeps gaining ground rather than ageing from launch day.
From "we have a website" to "the website brings work"
Enter your domain and we rebuild it as the mockup. No domain? We start from your trade and area. No stock people, no carousel, no filler.
What agencies search for when the site is holding them back
UK monthly search volumes, DataForSEO, August 2026.
| Search term | UK monthly searches |
|---|---|
| estate agent website design | 390 |
| web design for estate agents | 390 |
| websites for estate agents | 320 |
| estate agent websites | 320 |
| estate agent website | 320 |
| website templates for estate agents | 40 |
Building for more than one branch
A second office breaks most agency websites. The architecture has to carry several areas without turning into duplicate content or a confusing nest of menus.
A real hub per branch
Its own valuation route, its own area guides, its own contact details and reviews. Distinct enough to rank on its own, consistent enough to stay one brand.
Navigation that survives growth
A structure that takes a third and fourth branch without a redesign, because agencies expand faster than websites do.
Regional content layered above the branches
County-level market commentary and comparison content that no single-town competitor can match, feeding traffic down into the branch hubs.
What the free mockup actually proves
You see it before you decide anything.
We do not publish invented case studies. Real anonymised numbers are shared as they land, never before.
Single branch agencies start on Local
One office, one town, the valuation flow and a growing set of area guides. Local covers it at £300 a month with nothing upfront. See Regional and National.
Local
£300/mo
Leave anytime. Buy the site outright for £5,000 whenever you like.
AN £8,000 WEBSITE INCLUDED FROM DAY ONE
Start with your free mockupA better site does not find the vendor for you
The build fixes the conversion problem. Getting in front of someone typing "how much is my house worth" in your town is the ongoing work, and it runs on the same subscription.
See SEO for estate agents →Estate agency website questions we get asked
How much does an estate agent website cost?+
Nothing upfront. The build is free, you see a working mockup first, then it is £300 a month on Local covering hosting, ongoing content and the SEO. Multi-branch agencies sit on Regional at £1,500 a month.
Can you pull our listings from our CRM?+
In most cases yes, using your existing property feed, so listings stay current without manual updating. We build the site around the vendor journey and treat listings as a supporting feature.
How long until it is live?+
Free mockup in three days, full launch in weeks. Area guides start going live from launch and keep coming every month.
Do you write the area guides or do we?+
We write them. You add the local detail only you would know. Agencies universally intend to write these themselves and universally do not, which is why we made it part of the subscription.
Should we show our fees on the site?+
We recommend explaining the model even where you do not publish a single percentage. Vendors search fee questions constantly, and agencies that explain get shortlisted while agencies that deflect get skipped. It is your call and we will build either.
What if we open a second branch?+
The structure is built to take it. A new branch hub with its own valuation route and area guides gets added without a rebuild, and the plan moves to Regional when the coverage justifies it.
Enter your domain and see what it could be
Have a site? We rebuild it as a free mockup in 3 days. No site yet? Tell us your business and area and we start from scratch.