Photography-first presentation
Gallery sections built for interiors and exteriors, optimised automatically, because a seller judging your marketing starts with your own site.
Sellers choose the agent they think will present their home best, and they judge that from your website before they ring for a valuation. Pendro gives independent agents a site that shows property photography properly, states fees plainly, and turns visitors into valuation requests.
Free plan forever. No credit card to start.
Property listings that stay current, valuation enquiries that reach you first, and market updates that keep sellers close.
Gallery sections built for interiors and exteriors, optimised automatically, because a seller judging your marketing starts with your own site.
A valuation form capturing the address, property type, and timeframe, delivered instantly. It is the highest-intent enquiry a property business gets.
Area guides and market commentary through the built-in blog make you the visible expert for your patch, and rank for "estate agents in York".
“Independent estate agent in York, sales and lettings, fixed-fee selling and free valuations”
You get a draft that presents property photography properly, a valuation form asking for the address and timeframe, and a blog set up for area guides.
It starts from a template made for the trade. Here that is Real Estate, the one rendered live at the top of this page.
Write your own briefAn example, not a live demo. Nothing runs on this page.

An estate agent's website is a portfolio of how well you market other people's homes. Sellers browsing three local agents are really asking one question: how will my house look if I list with them? They answer it from your galleries, your typography, and how fast the site opens on their phone. Pendro handles that presentation layer, with interiors shown full-width and optimised automatically, pages served from a global edge network, and a design system that keeps everything looking deliberate.
The commercial engine is the valuation funnel. A valuation request with address, property type, and timeframe is worth chasing hard, so the form sits on every page and lands in your inbox the moment it is sent. Around it the trust layer works quietly: testimonial sections for sellers and landlords, fee transparency that pre-empts the "what do you charge?" call, and area guides through the built-in blog that rank months before anyone instructs an agent.
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Agencies are usually shown WordPress with a property plugin attached. The comparison covers what that stack costs to keep running, and whether editing listing pages directly is faster than administering a plugin. Read the full Pendro vs WordPress comparison, or see how Pendro measures up against Wix, Squarespace and Framer.
Yes. Present properties with gallery-led pages you update yourself: photos, details, and a viewing enquiry form on each. For a boutique agency or a developer, editing listings directly is usually faster than working through a portal-grade content system.
The valuation form captures the address, the property type, and their timeframe, and arrives in your inbox instantly, so you can call back within the hour. Speed of response is usually what wins the instruction.
Yes. The same structure works: your services and fees stated clearly, testimonials from landlords, an enquiry form for portfolio owners, and blog content answering the questions landlords search for, such as compliance deadlines and local yields.
The portals sell your listings; your own site sells your agency. A vendor deciding who to instruct is comparing agents, not properties, and that comparison happens on your pages: your fee structure, your marketing standard, your knowledge of the area. A portal will not host that argument for you.
No card, no time limit. One site free forever, and nothing you change can make it look undesigned.