Real estate website that books viewings

The brief we set ourselves

A real estate agency website has one job: get a serious buyer to the right property fast, then to a viewing request without friction. Most agency sites in Prague get both wrong: listings trapped in a slow third-party iframe, prices marked “on request”, and a contact form that demands everything before it shows anything.

This showcase demonstrates how we build for the sector. Listings render as fast, hand-coded HTML, the filters (price, layout, area, location) narrow results instantly without reloading the page, and the “arrange a viewing” button sits one tap away from every listing.

Decisions worth copying

• Listings as content, not an iframe. A hand-coded listing page is readable by search engines, which is how “3+kk byt Vinohrady” ever finds an agency. An embedded portal widget is invisible to Google and sluggish on a phone.
• Price transparency builds trust. Every card shows the price, floor area and energy rating up front. “Price on request” quietly loses the buyer who is comparing five open tabs at once.
• Mobile-first search. Most property browsing happens on a phone in the evening. Filters live in a thumb-friendly sheet, the map and the list share one screen, and photos stream in as AVIF only as they scroll into view, which is how thirty listings still load light.
• Three languages, one market. Czech for local buyers, English and German for investors and relocating expats, each with correct hreflang so Google serves the right version to the right person.

The numbers

Speed figures on this page are measured, not promised. Run the build through PageSpeed Insights yourself. That score is achievable for any agency site we build, because it comes from the architecture, not from optimisation heroics bolted on afterwards.

A showcase build of this scope starts from CZK 25,000 and goes live 2–4 weeks after we receive the content. The exact line items are on the pricing page. Want this for your agency? Start with web design, then write to us via the contact page.