Websites for property developers
A website for a property development: unit selector, availability and enquiries in your CRM
This page is for developers of new-build apartment blocks who want their own project website: the buyer goes from the building to the floor to the unit, sees its status and sends an enquiry about that specific apartment. One thing up front: we do not have a property development project in our portfolio yet. We do build interactive websites, and you can see examples below.
At a glance
- Who it is for
- Developers and sellers of new builds: one project, one phase or several buildings
- Price
- a simple website is quoted at a fixed price; a project website with a unit selector – individual quote, fixed price before work starts
- Timeline
- set after we review your unit data and written into the quote; a simple website takes 1–2 weeks
- References
- no property development project in the portfolio yet; the interactive examples are concepts and the group's own systems
- Visualisations
- we do not produce them; we work with yours
- Code and data
- belong to you; EU hosting
- Languages
- SK, EN, UA, RU; other languages from your translation
What a project website has to do
A buyer of a new build does not decide on the first screen, but on a specific apartment. So the website has to answer three questions: what is available, how much is it, and how do I ask about it. Everything else is an extra.
What a project website consists of
- Building → floor → unit: the buyer sees the layout of the project and clicks the apartment they are interested in
- A unit table with filters: rooms, area, floor, orientation, price – whatever you publish
- Statuses available / reserved / sold that you can change without a developer
- A floor plan as a PDF download, so the buyer can look at it at home or send it to family
- An enquiry about a specific unit: the form already knows the apartment number, so your sales manager does not have to ask which one
- A project page: location, map, specification, construction schedule, sales contact
Where the unit data comes from
The data on your apartments already exists somewhere: in a spreadsheet, in an export from an internal system, in your CRM or in a PDF price list. The website should not make you retype it unit by unit. At the start we agree where the data comes from and who updates it.
There are three options: a spreadsheet you upload to the admin panel; an export from your system; or a connection to your CRM. Integrations are “by agreement”: we check the specific system and what it allows during the review and put the result in the quote. We do not promise ready-made connectors for any developer software.
Enquiries straight to your CRM
An enquiry from the website should not end up in an email nobody opens. In your CRM it becomes a card with the contact, the apartment number and the source; the responsible manager gets a notification and everyone can see who is handling what. If you do not have a CRM yet, we can build one (custom CRM) or send enquiries to Telegram or email. A separate CRM is not a requirement.
Language versions
If you also sell to buyers who do not speak Slovak, the website should have their language at its own address with its own text, not a translation plug-in. We build SK, EN, UA and RU versions; other languages can be added from your translation. You can see how language versions are structured on this very website: each language has its own address.
What we can show: interactive concepts
To be direct: there is no property development website in our portfolio yet, and we have no external clients in this sector. We do not want to show you something we have not built. What we can show are other interactive websites we made:
ORIEL GT-01 is a showroom concept for a fictional brand: a configurator that recolours photographs right in the browser. The 3D car showroom is a concept without a brand: a car in 3D, a catalogue with an admin panel and enquiries to Telegram. They are not apartments, but the principle is the same: choosing a variant, a catalogue with administration and an enquiry about a specific item.
When a ready-made solution is enough
- The project has only a few apartments: a page with a PDF price list, photos and a form is enough – an ordinary website
- You sell through an agency or listings, and your own website would add nothing
- Your unit data changes once a month and you do not need a selector: a table on the page is cheaper and sufficient
- You already have your own system or a tool from your CRM vendor that does unit selection – ask them first
What we do not do
- We do not produce 3D visualisations or interior and exterior renders – we work with the ones you provide
- We do not do property advertising or sell apartments
- We do not promise a specific number of visitors or enquiries
- We do not promise ready-made integrations with any system – we check each one for every project
How we work
- A free 30-minute call: the project, phases, where the data is, who changes it, where enquiries should go
- A review of data and materials: floor plans, price list, building layout, visualisations, copy
- A one-page quote: a fixed sum, a timeline and what is in scope – before work starts
- Production with a demo of the working part every week
- Launch and handover: we show you how to change unit statuses; the code and data belong to you
See it in practice
3DORIEL GT-01 showroomORIEL GT-01 is a fictional electric grand tourer. We built a showroom site for it to show what a page for an expensive product can look like: images that feel like an advertising shoot, and a configurator that works on photographs, not on a 3D model.Read the case study →Questions and answers
How much does a property development website cost?
It depends on the scope. A simple website is quoted at a fixed price. A project website with a unit selector is larger, so it is an individual quote: we set the price after reviewing your data and materials and fix it in the quote before work starts. We are not a VAT payer, so no VAT is added. Hosting and support prices are stated in the quote.
What should a property development website contain?
At minimum: a description of the project and location, a list of units with area, floor and status, floor plans, a contact and an enquiry form. A unit selector on the building layout and a CRM connection are extras that pay off with a larger number of units.
Can the unit selector connect to our spreadsheet or CRM?
Yes, but we agree the method during the review: uploading a spreadsheet to the admin panel, an export from your system, or a direct connection if the system allows it. We do not promise ready-made connectors; what can be connected we check on the call and write into the quote.
How long does it take?
A simple website takes 1–2 weeks. A project website with a unit selector has no standard fixed timeline, because it depends on the number of buildings, the quality of the materials and how the data is connected. The timeline is stated in the quote.
Can we change unit statuses ourselves?
Yes. A unit's status (available, reserved, sold) and other details are changed in the admin panel or by uploading an updated spreadsheet – no developer needed. We pick the exact method during the review.
Can the website be reused for the next phase?
Yes. We build the structure so another building or phase can be added: new units and a new layout appear and the rest of the site stays. The scope of the addition is agreed separately.
Do you also make visualisations?
No. We work with the visualisations, floor plans and photos you provide. If you do not have them, they need to be commissioned from an architect or a visualisation studio.
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