Websites for estate and letting agents

Portals show your listings beside every other agent's. Your own site shows only you. It is where sellers and landlords ask for a valuation, and it comes up when people search your agency's name.

Often, yes, if the software exports a listings feed. Connecting it is priced on the 20-minute call. Without a feed, you add and update listings in the editor.

By default, to your email, with the property and the person's details. Sending them to your CRM is priced on the 20-minute call.

An agent website without listings starts at €950. With your own listings and search, from €2,500, usually up to €4,500. The price depends on the pages and on whether listings come from your software.

Yes. With logins or applications it is an app, not a website. What it does is agreed with you in a written scope. Apps and portals start at €5,900, at €400 a day.

In many countries, yes. In England, letting agents must publish their fees on their website, with their redress and client money protection schemes. In Ireland, agents need a PSRA licence, and property portals ask for the licence number. The site is written for the rules where you work, and you check it before launch.