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Links for Real Estate

A link and a code per property, repointable the day it goes under offer.

Property marketing is full of links that outlive their listings: a code on a board outside a house, a URL in a printed brochure, a link in a portal listing. The useful property of a short link here is simple — you can change what it opens the moment the situation changes.

A link per property

Give every listing its own short link and its own QR code. Bulk creation from a spreadsheet or through the API means that is a job of minutes even for a large portfolio, and folder defaults apply the right domain and tagging automatically.

When a property goes under offer or sells, the link is repointed at a status page or at similar listings rather than left pointing at a page that says nothing useful.

Boards, brochures and window cards

A QR code on a board is scanned by people standing outside the property, often on a phone, often in poor light. Vector export means the code is printed at the size it needs rather than upscaled, and the studio flags contrast problems before they reach the printer.

Because the code encodes a short link, the same board can point at a virtual tour during marketing and at a status page afterwards.

Knowing which boards get scanned

Each property's code reports its own scans with time, coarse location and device. That tells you which boards and which areas generate interest, and when — evening scans on a board look different from daytime scans from a portal link.

Automated traffic is separated out, so a listing link shared on social is not reported as viewer interest when it was previewers fetching it.

Enquiries as conversions

Conversion tracking joins a scan or click to a submitted enquiry or booked viewing through a click identifier. That turns marketing spend comparisons into something concrete: which placements produce viewings, not which produce page views.

The same mechanism works for print and digital, which is the part most tools cannot do.

Branches, agents and permissions

Teams separate branches or brands, each with its own domain and folders. Roles let negotiators create links for their own listings while central marketing keeps control of campaign and brand-level links.

Per-link permissions protect anything already printed, so a board code cannot be repointed by accident.

Client-facing pages

Link bundles give a property or a development its own page of buttons on your domain — floor plans, virtual tour, brochure, booking form — each with its own stats so you can see what people actually open.

Password protection covers the pre-market case where a listing needs to be shareable with selected clients before it goes public.

Questions

Can we create a link and code for every listing automatically?

Yes, in bulk from a listing export or through the REST API, with folder defaults supplying the domain and tagging.

What happens to the board code when a property sells?

Repoint it at a status page or at similar listings. The printed board carries on working.

Can we show vendors how their property is performing?

Yes. Give them read-only access, or export the scan and click data as CSV for a report.

Can we attribute enquiries to a specific board?

Yes, with conversion tracking — the scan carries a click identifier and your site reports the enquiry back against it.

Can a listing be shared privately before it goes live?

Yes, with a password-protected link, and expiry if the private window is time-limited.

Put a code on the board that still works after the sale.

Start Free — no credit card

The free plan includes 1,000 links, 6 custom domains and 50,000 tracked clicks a month, free forever. Choose a free subdomain from six shared domains. Paid plans start at $4 a month when you outgrow it, and you keep everything you have built.