Saberium

Real estate websites designed around your agency

Give buyers and owners a website they recognise as your agency, with clear property information and a straightforward way to request a viewing or valuation. We design it around your brand and service while your team keeps managing properties in Inmovilla.

When a template no longer fits your agency

A template can carry your logo and colours while still sharing its layout with other agencies. If the pages look familiar and say little about your service, visitors have fewer reasons to remember who they are dealing with.

Your identity throughout the website

We build the layout, typography, photography and tone around your agency. Property pages, area guides and service pages share that identity, so your brand stays recognisable beyond the homepage.

A clear route from interest to a viewing

A buyer needs useful property details and a clear next step. We can shape viewing requests around the property, preferred times and contact details your team needs to follow up. Owners can take a separate route to ask for a valuation or discuss selling.

How Inmovilla and the website work together

Inmovilla remains where your team manages properties and commercial follow-up. The website presents the approved portfolio through property pages, search, filters, maps, and enquiry routes designed around your agency.

If your agency uses another CRM, we can review its available connection options before defining the scope.

Configured template or personalised website

Compare an illustrative Inmovilla template with the custom website we built for Amperiza. The property information comes from the same CRM, while the design, presentation and enquiry routes are shaped around the agency.

Read the Amperiza case study

Configured Inmovilla website

Illustrative configured Inmovilla template website with property search, a map and a four-column property grid

Personalised website

Personalised real estate website with focused property search, featured homes and separate buyer, rental, seller and valuation routes

What changes with a personalised website

Agency identity

Inmovilla template
A responsive predefined template with adjustable logo, colours and modules.
Custom website
Layout, typography, imagery and property pages designed around your agency's brand.

Property search

Inmovilla template
Built-in search, map, property pages and contact tools.
Custom website
Search, filters and area pages planned around your catalogue and the buyers you work with.

Enquiries and viewings

Inmovilla template
Property contact tools available within the template.
Custom website
Viewing requests can collect the property, preferred times and contact details for your team to follow up.

Content and languages

Inmovilla template
Web Editor pages with Google translation or agency-written translations inside predefined layouts.
Custom website
Dedicated layouts and editing controls for areas, services, articles and each agreed language.

Changes over time

Inmovilla template
Changes stay within Inmovilla's templates, modules and available settings.
Custom website
New pages, services and enquiry routes can be designed as your agency's needs change.

What the website can include

We define these areas around the agency, its catalogue and the people using the website.

  • Photography and property presentation

    Image ratios, galleries, captions and property facts are arranged around the photography available to the agency.

  • Viewing requests and owner enquiries

    Viewing requests, property questions, valuations and enquiries about selling can each collect the information your team needs. The proposal defines the fields and where each request is sent.

  • Website content and languages

    Agreed location, service and article pages can be managed in Spanish, English and German with editorial review.

  • Measurement and future changes

    With consent, relevant website activity can inform later content, design and visitor-journey improvements.

How we plan and build the website

Four phases bring the CRM review, property experience, content, testing and launch into one sequence.

  1. 01

    Confirm the agency setup

    We review the existing website, the Inmovilla account, what information can be shared, the available permissions, and which parts of the catalogue and enquiry process the new website must support. This confirms compatibility and scope before cost or timing is proposed.

  2. 02

    Plan the website

    We structure the catalogue, search, filters, areas, map, property pages, visitor journeys, languages, editorial responsibilities, photography and website-only content. Wireframes allow the agency to compare how this could work before visual design begins.

  3. 03

    Build and test

    We build the website using real property information and test search, filters, maps, property pages, agreed website controls, language presentation and each enquiry route across phone and desktop. We also prepare page structure, metadata and internal links.

  4. 04

    Publish and improve

    We complete the agreed launch checks, publish the website, and provide the ownership, access and maintenance terms defined in the proposal. Any measurement runs only after consent, and later improvements are based on evidence from the live website.

Commission the website as you need

Choose a one-off project or a subscription. Scope, cost and responsibilities are confirmed in writing before work begins.

Discuss your website

Website and ongoing service

Ongoing service can cover the website's operation, maintenance and agreed improvements after launch.

Ask about ongoing support
  • Custom real estate website connected to the agency's CRM
  • Hosting and website operation
  • Maintenance and security updates
  • Consent-based analytics
  • Ongoing technical SEO and GEO improvements
  • Agreed design improvements over time
  • Website support

Technical SEO and GEO work covers website structure, metadata, internal links and published context used by search engines and AI systems. It does not guarantee a search position or inclusion in an AI answer.

Questions agencies ask

Does our agency have to stop using Inmovilla?

No. Inmovilla remains where the team manages properties and commercial follow-up. The website presents the approved portfolio and handles the website journeys agreed in scope.

Will we have to publish properties twice?

The aim is to keep the property portfolio in Inmovilla and avoid maintaining a second catalogue. We confirm what the agency's Inmovilla setup supports before agreeing the scope.

Can Saberium work with another CRM?

Possibly. We review the available connection options and permissions before confirming compatibility, scope, timing or cost.

Can we edit properties or prices from the website?

Properties, prices, states, references and photographs normally continue to be managed in Inmovilla. Website controls are limited to the website-only content and choices agreed for the project.

Which enquiries can the website handle?

Viewing requests, property questions, general contact, valuations and enquiries from owners considering a sale can follow separate routes. We agree what each form collects and where it is sent. A viewing request is for your team to confirm, rather than an automatically booked appointment.

Which languages can the website use?

Saberium works in Spanish, English and German. Each published language is reviewed by a person with knowledge of that language. Automated tools may support drafting, but they do not replace editorial review.

Can the website change after launch?

Yes. New locations, content, languages, services or visitor journeys can be scoped later. Agreed measurement runs only after consent and can help identify what should be reviewed.

What does the project cost?

Cost depends on the existing website, CRM setup, catalogue size, languages, property search, enquiry routes, content requirements and agreed website controls. We review these before providing a written proposal.

Discuss your agency website

Tell us which CRM you use, how the portfolio reaches the current website, which languages you need, and which enquiries the website must handle. We will review the available route and define the scope before proposing the work.

Discuss your agency website