A real estate website in your own name, with every enquiry sent to WhatsApp
For agents and small brokerages in Dubai. Your profile, areas and listings on a fast site you update yourself, and a chatbot that answers new leads while you are with a client.
What slows down agents and brokerages
Slow replies to new leads
An enquiry comes in while you are with a client. By the time you answer, the buyer has written to three other agents. Speed of the first reply matters more than polish.
A portal profile instead of your own site
Listing portals own the audience. A site of your own is where you control the story, collect enquiries directly and show that you are a person to work with.
Listings that go out of date
Units get sold or withdrawn and the website still shows them. Updating by hand takes time nobody has.
Enquiries that arrive in five places
WhatsApp, portal emails, Instagram messages and the contact form. Nothing is in one list, so follow-up depends on memory.
Several languages to serve
Dubai buyers and investors come from many countries. A site in one language leaves part of your market out.
What we build for real estate
A website that carries your name
A fast, mobile-first site with your profile, areas and listings, strong photography and video, and a WhatsApp enquiry path on every page. You can update it yourself.
A chatbot that replies first
It greets the enquiry, asks for area, budget and timing, and hands you a summary to call back. It works while you are at a viewing or asleep. It does not quote prices it has not been given or make promises for you.
Listings kept current
A simple way to add, edit and remove listings, so the site matches what you are actually selling.
One place for enquiries
Enquiries from the site and the chatbot collected in one list with the details attached, so follow-up does not depend on scrolling through chats.
Ads for the areas you work
Google and Meta campaigns aimed at your areas, with tracking checked before spend starts.
Work you can open
One live site for a Dubai real estate agent, and a demo of the chatbot in a property setting.
Ecem Reyhan
The live website of a Dubai real estate agent. It has a video hero and a WhatsApp lead form, and runs in English and Turkish.
Aster Property chatbot (demo)
A sample brokerage running our chatbot. Aster Property is a made up business with sample data, so you can see how it qualifies an enquiry before you talk to us.
Questions from agents and brokers
Do I need a website if I am on the property portals?
Portals are useful, but the audience is theirs. Your own site gives you a place to send people from your ads and social accounts, and enquiries come to you directly.
Can the chatbot answer in other languages?
We can set it up to reply in the languages you work in. We agree the list of languages at the start and test each one with you before launch.
Will the chatbot quote prices or make offers?
Only from information you give it, and it never negotiates. Its job is to answer, qualify the enquiry and pass it to you.
Can you connect the site to my listing feed?
It depends on what the portal or system you use allows. We check that in the first call. If there is no feed, we build a simple way to manage listings yourself.
Do you work with brokerages or only individual agents?
Both. A single agent usually needs a personal site and a chatbot. A brokerage may also need agent profiles and one shared list of enquiries.
Can I add pages for off-plan projects?
Yes. Each project gets its own page with plans, photos and an enquiry form that goes to WhatsApp.