Real estate website redesign for agencies

Create a website that presents the client’s portfolio clearly and makes enquiries easy to follow up. Start with an existing site or a brief, then build the complete experience in Revamp.

The client’s live website stays open while you share a preview.

  • Client site stays live
  • Share a branded preview
  • Publish when they approve

Make the portfolio look its best and easier to manage

Help property clients present their listings beautifully and turn interest into a clear enquiry or viewing request. Revamp lets your agency combine professional design, authorized property information and working customer journeys in one project. Shape the experience around an individual agent, a brokerage or a property-management business instead of forcing each into the same layout.

Let the client’s property business shape the website

An independent agent, a commercial brokerage and a property management company do not need the same site. Agree on the audience, the properties or services to present and what a useful enquiry looks like.

Bring the client’s current URL, approved photography and brand materials into Revamp. Refine the design through conversation or visual editing, then extend it into the pages and workflows the business needs.

Give properties a useful presentation

Build property pages around the details a visitor needs to assess a listing: images, location, available information and a clear contact route. Organize the portfolio so people can browse relevant properties without losing their place.

Import authorized property information from the client’s files or supported connected tools. Decide which source will be maintained after launch so the website does not depend on outdated copies of listing details.

A public website URL is useful starting context, not permission to reuse someone else’s listings or access private records.

Build an enquiry experience that fits the team

Create viewing requests, property enquiries or valuation requests with the information the team needs. Route follow-up through the client’s supported business tools and create management areas inside the client website where useful.

For a multi-agent business, make responsibility clear: which person handles a property, which office serves an area and where an enquiry should go.

Plan listing feeds as part of the project

If the website needs a licensed property feed, establish the provider, the client’s access and the permitted presentation before committing to delivery. A general ability to connect tools does not establish access to every listing service.

Revamp can support the website’s data and working features. Your agency should still confirm the particular feed arrangement and review the resulting experience with the client.

Make local content worth reading

A neighborhood page should help a visitor understand the area using accurate, client-approved information and original local knowledge. Avoid producing the same page for every place with only the name changed.

Link relevant area information to the properties and services it helps explain. See real estate website redesign for a focused owner-side starting point.

Review and manage the website in one place

Share a preview to review imagery, property information, contact routes and the mobile experience. Publish when the client approves. Later changes stay in preview until they are ready.

Use Revamp’s SEO analysis and visitor analytics to review the website over time, alongside the client’s enquiry and business records.

Explore Revamp for agencies for client project management and current plans.

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Your client portfolio.

You set the scope and fees. These are Revamp’s agency plans for the workspace.

Freelancer

$99/month with 700 monthly credits and 3 live client websites.

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Agency

$249/month with 2,000 monthly credits, 10 live client websites, 3 team seats and priority support.

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Your questions, answered.

Can we import property information?

Yes. Bring authorized information from files or supported connected tools, then use it to build the website. Agree on the source that will keep property details current.

Does importing a website automatically connect every property listing feed?

No. A public URL does not provide access to private or licensed feeds. Confirm the provider, permissions and specific connection required for the client project.

Can we build more than an agent’s homepage?

Yes. Build property directories, enquiry flows, booking experiences and management areas as part of the client website.

Can clients review a redesign before their existing site changes?

Yes. Share the preview, make revisions and publish to the client’s domain when the website is ready.

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