Last updated: October 5, 2026
Websites for property businesses, in 24 hours
Property businesses sell, rent, manage, design or finance places where people live and work. Customers compare options on a phone, often in minutes, and judge by photos, clear details and how fast someone replies. They decide whether a business looks trustworthy before they call.
Get your website in 24 hoursFirst draft in 24 hours. $99 a month if you love it. Nothing if you do not.
What property businesses need on a website
- Listings, projects or portfolio images that load fast and look right on a phone
- A clear route to enquire, book a valuation or request a quote
- Credentials, licenses and professional memberships shown accurately
- Plain explanations of services, process and fees where you choose to share them
- Team, area and contact details that make the business feel local and real
What we build for them
Site Squad builds property sites around the thing customers look at first: homes, projects or finished rooms. Typical pages include listings or portfolio, services, process, areas covered, team and contact. The two things that matter most are strong visuals and a visible next step, whether that is a valuation request, a viewing or a consultation. We connect the site to the listing, booking or property tools you already use.
How it works and what it costs
Answer the two-minute quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, security, backups, your contact form and all changes included. If you do not, you pay nothing. Details on the pricing page.
Questions property owners ask
Can the site show my listings or projects?
Yes. We set up listing or project pages you can update, or connect to the tools you already use. Changes within hours are included.
Do you work with the property software I already have?
We work with your existing booking, listing and portal tools and link them to the site. You keep running the business the way you do now.
Will the site work on phones?
Yes. Every site is hand-built to be fast and accessible, and checked on both phones and desktops before you see it.
How much does it cost?
The first draft is free and arrives within 24 hours. If you love it, it is $99 a month with hosting, security certificate, backups and contact form included. If not, you pay nothing.
Can I own the site later?
The site is built, hosted and maintained by Site Squad for as long as you subscribe, and you have full use of it. Your domain, your content and your photos are always yours. It is $99 a month, and you pay nothing if you do not love the first draft.
Every property business we build for
71 kinds of business in this family. Each has its own page.
Residential estate agents
Sellers judge an agent by how the listings look and how easily they can ask for a valuation. Buyers want to browse homes fast on a phone. The site puts current listings, a clear valuation request and your local area knowledge up front.
Websites for residential estate agentsLetting and rental agents
Tenants want to see what is available and how to apply. Landlords want to know how you find tenants and manage a property. The site covers both audiences with clear routes for each.
Websites for letting and rental agentsProperty managers (residential)
Owners want to know their property is safe in your hands. Residents want an easy way to pay rent and report problems. The site speaks to both and keeps maintenance requests out of the owner inquiry line.
Websites for property managers (residential)Commercial property management and leasing
Tenants and investors want clear space details and a direct contact. Owners want proof you can manage and lease a building well. The site presents available space, services and your portfolio plainly.
Websites for commercial property management and leasingProperty developers (small)
Buyers, investors and landowners all look at a developer's website. They want current projects, finished work and proof you deliver. The site presents each scheme clearly and gives each audience a way to get in touch.
Websites for property developers (small)Mortgage brokers
Borrowers want to know you can find them a good deal and that you are properly authorized. They want to start with a simple enquiry. The site explains how you work, who you help and how to book a call.
Websites for mortgage brokersHome stagers
Agents and sellers hire a stager on the strength of before and after photos. They want to see the work and understand the process. The site leads with your best images and makes it simple to request a consultation.
Websites for home stagersSurveyors and home inspectors
Buyers and homeowners want an inspector they can trust and book fast. They want to know what the inspection covers and when the report arrives. The site explains the service and makes booking simple.
Websites for surveyors and home inspectorsArchitects and interior designers
Clients choose a designer by looking at the work. They want to see finished projects, understand your process and know how to start. The site puts your portfolio first and makes the first enquiry easy.
Websites for architects and interior designersShort-term rental hosts and B&Bs
Guests compare photos, location, price and reviews before booking. A direct site lets them book without platform fees getting in the way. The site shows the property well and sends guests to your booking tool.
Websites for short-term rental hosts and b&bsSelf storage (independent)
Customers search for storage when they are moving or short of space. They want unit sizes, prices and a fast way to reserve. The site makes size guidance and reservations simple.
Websites for self storage (independent)Conveyancers and property lawyers
Buyers and sellers want a lawyer who is clear about cost, timing and what happens next. They want to request a quote quickly. The site explains your services and gets them to a quote request.
Websites for conveyancers and property lawyersAuctioneers and property auction houses
Buyers and sellers need to see upcoming lots, dates and how to bid. Sellers want to know how you handle a sale. The site shows auction dates, lots and registration steps without confusion.
Websites for auctioneers and property auction housesHome stagers, plus property photographers and floor-plan services
Agents hire photographers and stagers who make a listing look its best and arrive on time. They want to see samples and book quickly. The site shows your work and makes ordering a shoot simple.
Websites for home stagers, plus property photographers and floor-plan servicesBlock management and HMO specialists
Freeholders, directors and landlords want a managing agent who is organized and responsive. Residents want to report issues and find documents. The site serves each group with clear sections.
Websites for block management and hmo specialistsServiced apartments and corporate lets
Corporate bookers and travelers compare location, space and flexibility. They want to see apartments clearly and enquire about stays. The site shows each apartment and makes booking or quoting simple.
Websites for serviced apartments and corporate letsStudent lets and purpose-built student housing (small)
Students and parents compare price, location and what is included. They search early and decide quickly. The site shows each property, the rent and how to apply.
Websites for student lets and purpose-built student housing (small)Co-working and flexible office space
Freelancers and small teams want to see the space, the price and how to try it. They decide on atmosphere and flexibility. The site shows the space, the plans and a clear way to book a tour.
Websites for co-working and flexible office spaceLand and new-homes developers (small)
Buyers want to see the homes, the location and how to reserve. Landowners want to know you deliver. The site presents each development with plans, status and a registration form.
Websites for land and new-homes developers (small)Estate agents by specialism: luxury, rural, overseas, auction
Clients of specialist agents expect knowledge, discretion and a polished presentation. They want to see the type of property you handle. The site shows your specialism clearly and gives each property room.
Websites for estate agents by specialism: luxury, rural, overseas, auctionRelocation agents
Families and employers want help settling into a new area. They want to know what you do and how you start. The site explains your services and makes the first conversation easy.
Websites for relocation agentsEnergy assessors and building surveyors (see Family 1)
Homeowners, landlords and agents often need a certificate fast. They want to know the price, the timeline and how to book. The site explains each service and makes booking simple.
Websites for energy assessors and building surveyors (see family 1)Residential architects (extensions, renovations, new homes)
Homeowners considering an extension, renovation or new home look at completed projects first. They want to understand the process, the planning route and how to start. The site leads with project pages and a clear first step.
Websites for residential architects (extensions, renovations, new homes)Small architecture practices (2 to 10 people, mixed work)
Clients of small practices want to see the range of work and meet the people. They want to know that you can handle their kind of project. The site shows a mixed portfolio clearly and makes your team approachable.
Websites for small architecture practices (2 to 10 people, mixed work)Architectural technologists and designers (drawings for planning and building regs)
Homeowners and builders hire a technologist for drawings that get planning and building regulations approved. They want clear services and a fixed route to a quote. The site explains each drawing service and how to start.
Websites for architectural technologists and designers (drawings for planning and building regs)Planning consultants and permitted-development specialists
Landowners, developers and homeowners come to a planning consultant when they need an approval. They want to know whether their idea can work and how you help. The site explains each service and makes a first enquiry easy.
Websites for planning consultants and permitted-development specialistsHeritage and conservation architects
Owners of historic buildings want a practice with the right experience and care. They want to see past work and understand your approach. The site presents your conservation projects and your expertise in a clear, respectful way.
Websites for heritage and conservation architectsPassivhaus, eco and sustainable architects
Clients who care about energy and materials want proof of real experience. They want to understand your approach and see what you have built. The site explains your design approach and presents completed projects.
Websites for passivhaus, eco and sustainable architectsCommercial, retail and hospitality architects
Business owners and developers want a practice that understands their sector and timeline. They want to see similar work and know how you handle delivery. The site presents projects by sector and makes a business enquiry easy.
Websites for commercial, retail and hospitality architectsSelf-build and custom home design studios
Self-builders are making a big decision with a lot of questions. They want to see built homes and understand the process from plot to completion. The site explains each stage and shows what you have designed.
Websites for self-build and custom home design studiosGarden room, annexe and ADU designers
Homeowners want extra space and need to know what is possible on their plot. They want examples, a sense of the process and a way to start. The site shows completed builds and explains the route from idea to finished space.
Websites for garden room, annexe and adu designersInterior designers (residential, full service)
Clients hire a designer for taste, process and trust. They want to see finished rooms, understand how fees work and know how to begin. The site leads with your portfolio and explains your process and pricing clearly.
Websites for interior designers (residential, full service)Interior decorators and stylists (furnishings, no structural)
Clients want a decorator who has a clear eye and a simple process. They want to see before and after rooms and know what is included. The site shows your work and makes booking a consultation easy.
Websites for interior decorators and stylists (furnishings, no structural)E-design and online interior design services
Clients buy online design from a distance, so they need to trust the process and see the result. They want clear packages and steps. The site explains each package and lets clients start without a call.
Websites for e-design and online interior design servicesKitchen designers (independent)
People planning a kitchen compare styles, look at finished rooms and want to know how the process works. They want to see real kitchens and book a consultation. The site shows your work and makes the first meeting easy.
Websites for kitchen designers (independent)Bathroom designers
People renovating a bathroom want to see finished rooms and know the work will run smoothly. They want to know what is included and how to start. The site shows your projects and explains the process.
Websites for bathroom designersBedroom, wardrobe and storage designers
Homeowners want storage that fits the room and looks right. They want to see built examples and understand how measuring and installation work. The site shows fitted work and makes a home visit easy to request.
Websites for bedroom, wardrobe and storage designersHome office and garden office designers
People working from home want a space that is comfortable, quiet and professional. They want to see examples and know what is possible in their house or garden. The site shows completed offices and explains the options.
Websites for home office and garden office designersCommercial and office interior designers
Business owners and facilities managers want a studio that understands workplaces and deadlines. They want to see office projects and know how you manage the fit-out. The site shows completed offices and explains your process for business clients.
Websites for commercial and office interior designersHospitality, restaurant and bar designers
Restaurant, bar and hotel owners hire designers who understand atmosphere, flow and budgets. They want to see finished venues and know how you work. The site shows your venues and makes a business enquiry simple.
Websites for hospitality, restaurant and bar designersRetail and showroom designers, shopfitting designers
Shop owners and brands want a store that sells. They want to see finished shops and know you can deliver on time and budget. The site shows your retail projects and explains how you work.
Websites for retail and showroom designers, shopfitting designersHotel and short-let interior designers (Airbnb styling)
Hosts and hotel owners want interiors that photograph well and earn good reviews. They want to see styled properties and know how you work. The site shows completed stays and explains packages for hosts and owners.
Websites for hotel and short-let interior designers (airbnb styling)Show-home and property-development stylists
Developers and sales teams hire stylists to help homes sell. They want to see show homes and know you deliver on time. The site shows completed show homes and makes a business enquiry simple.
Websites for show-home and property-development stylistsColour consultants and paint specialists
Homeowners choose color with care and want help getting it right. They want to see rooms you have worked on and know what a consultation includes. The site shows your work and makes booking simple.
Websites for colour consultants and paint specialistsLighting designers
Homeowners and architects hire a lighting designer to get a space right. They want to see finished schemes and understand your role. The site shows completed projects and explains how you work with other professionals.
Websites for lighting designersCurtain, blind and soft-furnishing designers (made to measure)
Customers want to see finished rooms, understand how a made-to-measure order works and know you will come and measure. The site shows your work by room and fabric, explains the process from consultation to fitting, and makes booking a home visit easy.
Websites for curtain, blind and soft-furnishing designers (made to measure)Upholsterers and bespoke furniture makers
People searching for an upholsterer want proof of craft: before and after pieces, fabric choices and a sense of how a commission or restoration works. The site leads with your gallery and makes sending a photo for a quote simple.
Websites for upholsterers and bespoke furniture makersJoinery, cabinetry and bespoke fitted furniture designers
Homeowners and designers comparing joiners look at finished fitted work, how you design and survey, and whether you handle the whole job. The site shows your best projects by type of room and explains the path from site visit to installation.
Websites for joinery, cabinetry and bespoke fitted furniture designersFurniture designers and makers (studio)
Buyers and collectors want to see the pieces, the materials and the maker behind them. The site presents each collection with strong imagery, tells the story of the studio and links to wherever you sell or take commissions.
Websites for furniture designers and makers (studio)Art consultants and art advisors for interiors
Clients are deciding whether they can trust your eye and your discretion. The site shows how you advise, what kinds of spaces and collections you work on, and makes a private conversation easy to request.
Websites for art consultants and art advisors for interiorsFeng shui and wellness interior consultants
People come looking for calm and are wary of vague promises. The site explains your approach in plain language, lists the consultations you offer and makes it easy to book a home, office or remote session.
Websites for feng shui and wellness interior consultantsAccessible and ageing-in-place design specialists
Families and individuals searching here are often under pressure and need reassurance fast. The site explains what you adapt, who you work with and how an assessment begins, in clear and readable language.
Websites for accessible and ageing-in-place design specialistsLandscape architects
Clients and planners want to see the range and rigor of your projects, from private gardens to larger schemes. The site presents your work with drawings and photography and explains how you take a brief to a built result.
Websites for landscape architectsGarden designers
Homeowners want to see gardens that look like theirs, transformed. The site leads with before and after photos and planting plans, explains your design process and makes booking a first consultation simple.
Websites for garden designersLandscape and garden design-and-build studios
Clients choosing a design and build studio want one team from drawings to planting, and proof the finished work matches the plan. The site shows both design and construction, explains your process and makes it easy to start a project enquiry.
Websites for landscape and garden design-and-build studiosSwimming pool and outdoor living designers
A pool is a big decision, and buyers want to see finished projects, understand the stages and trust you with their garden. The site shows pools and outdoor spaces at their best and walks visitors through design, build and ongoing care.
Websites for swimming pool and outdoor living designersStructural engineers (domestic)
Homeowners, builders and architects searching for a structural engineer want quick answers: do you handle their job, are you qualified and how fast can you quote. The site lists the work you do and makes a request for a calculation or quote simple.
Websites for structural engineers (domestic)Building surveyors and party wall surveyors
Property owners often arrive worried about a neighbor, a defect or a purchase. The site explains each service in plain terms, shows your qualifications and gives a quick way to request advice or a quote.
Websites for building surveyors and party wall surveyorsQuantity surveyors and cost consultants (domestic)
Homeowners and small developers want to know what a project will cost before they commit. The site explains your services in plain language, shows how a cost plan works and makes it easy to ask for a fee proposal.
Websites for quantity surveyors and cost consultants (domestic)Project managers and owner's representatives (renovations)
Owners hiring a project manager are handing over a lot of trust and money. The site explains what you manage, how you protect the client and what a typical engagement looks like, with a simple way to start the conversation.
Websites for project managers and owner's representatives (renovations)Design-and-build companies (architecture plus construction)
A large project is a long commitment, and buyers want proof you can design it, price it and build it. The site shows complete projects from drawing to finish, explains your single team approach and makes starting a conversation easy.
Websites for design-and-build companies (architecture plus construction)3D visualisation, rendering and CGI studios
Architects, developers and designers choose a studio by its images. The site puts your best renders first, explains what you deliver and how long a project takes, and makes sending a brief simple.
Websites for 3d visualisation, rendering and cgi studiosArchitectural photographers
Architects, designers and builders hire on the strength of your images. The site gives your work full room to breathe, groups it by project type and makes it simple to request a shoot or a licensing quote.
Websites for architectural photographersCAD and drafting services
Builders, architects and homeowners want to know you can turn sketches into drawings that planners and contractors accept. The site lists what you draw, shows sample drawings and makes sending a brief and files simple.
Websites for cad and drafting servicesInterior design schools and short courses
Prospective students compare courses on content, format, cost and where it leads. The site sets out each course clearly, shows student work and gives a simple way to ask questions or apply.
Websites for interior design schools and short coursesAntique dealers and decorative antiques (to the trade)
Designers and collectors look for pieces with provenance and condition clearly described. The site presents your stock with good photography, explains how to inquire and buy, and speaks to the trade as well as private buyers.
Websites for antique dealers and decorative antiques (to the trade)Tile, stone and surface showrooms with design service
Customers want to see the materials, know a designer can help and book a visit before they commit. The site presents your ranges and design service, shows finished installations and makes booking a showroom appointment easy.
Websites for tile, stone and surface showrooms with design serviceFlooring and rug specialists with design service
Customers choosing flooring and rugs want to see texture and color in real rooms and get advice on what suits their home. The site shows your ranges, explains your design service and makes booking a consultation or sample request simple.
Websites for flooring and rug specialists with design serviceWindow and door design showrooms (steel-frame, aluminium, timber)
Windows and doors are expensive and long lasting, so buyers research carefully. The site shows finished installations by frame material and style, explains the process from survey to fitting and makes a quote or showroom visit easy.
Websites for window and door design showrooms (steel-frame, aluminium, timber)Fireplace and stove design showrooms
Buyers want to see the fire, understand what suits their home and know it will be fitted properly. The site shows your stoves and fireplaces in real rooms, explains the install process and makes it simple to book a visit or request a survey.
Websites for fireplace and stove design showroomsSmart home and home cinema designers
Clients worry about complexity, reliability and who will support the system after install. The site shows finished rooms, explains what you design and install and makes a consultation or site survey easy to request.
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