An Interactive Real Estate Platform That Sells Homes Online

It is a browser-based sales tool that holds your whole project in one place: an aerial view of the site, interactive floor plans of every unit with live prices and statuses, 360 interiors, and the amenity areas. Buyers explore it like a map, filter down to the units that fit, and book a viewing. Your sales team manages everything from an admin panel.

Four things, priced for a mid-size property. Content: 2 aerial views, up to 2 hero views, up to 5 amenity areas, 8 apartment renderings, a virtual tour of 2 apartments, and an animation of up to 45 seconds. Website: a branded site for the project, built and launched by our team on your subdomain. Platform: you change unit statuses, prices, and specs yourself, with built-in analytics showing which units buyers look at most. Hosting: included for the first 3 years. Every property is different, so each project is quoted individually.

Renderings and tours show one space at a time and are usually sent as files. This is a sales tool: the whole project in one place, with live availability, prices, filters, and analytics. A rendering shows a buyer what a kitchen looks like. This shows them which units with that kitchen are still for sale.

A PDF goes out of date the day a unit sells, and it cannot answer the question that actually stalls a decision: what exactly is around this building, and what is left. That is the gap this tool closes.

Site plans, floor plans, elevations, and the unit list with prices. Style references help. If you already have CAD or BIM models, the project moves faster and can cost less, but they are not required.

About three weeks from the approved brief to a live site.

Yes. Unit statuses, prices, and specs are edited from the platform and appear on the live site straight away. No developer or agency needed.

Wherever it fits your marketing. There are three common setups. It can be a section of your existing website, embedded with a single line of code, so the URL stays yours: yourproject.com/residences. It can be a standalone page on your domain: yourproject.com/tour. Or it can live on a separate subdomain that we set up and host: tour.yourproject.com. If the project has no website yet, we build one as part of the package. Hosting for the first 3 years is included in every setup.

No. The platform works like new home sales software, with unit statuses, prices, and analytics, but you buy it once as part of the package instead of paying a monthly fee. Hosting for the first three years is already included.

In most cases nothing, because projects of this size usually sell out inside that window. If you still need the site running, we quote an extension individually.

Layouts, finishes, and phasing can be updated. Small edits to unit data you handle yourself; changes to the 3D content are quoted as an update.

Yes. The same link works on a phone, a laptop, and a touchscreen in the sales office, so the marketing site and the office presentation stay identical.

It is a clickable version of your site plan or plat map on the web. Instead of a flat PDF, buyers see the community from above, click a lot or a building, and get the price, the status, the floor plan, and a 360 view of the home. Availability is live, so a lot that sold this morning already shows as sold. Home builders usually call it an interactive site map; multifamily and condo teams call the same thing a unit finder.

A 3D site plan rendering is a single image: the community seen from above, used in brochures, on billboards, and on the project page. An interactive site plan is that image turned into a tool. The lots are clickable, each one carries its own price and status, and buyers filter down to what is still for sale. Many projects use both: the rendering for print and ads, the interactive version on the website.

Yes. Subdivisions, townhome communities, master-planned neighbourhoods, and mixed projects with several phases all work the same way. Lots are grouped by phase, so released lots are on sale while future phases stay visible on the map and keep selling the vision.

Yes. Your team marks a lot or unit as available, reserved, or sold in the admin panel and the change is on the live site straight away. Prices and specs work the same way. Nobody on your team edits code, and no agency sits between you and the update.