Already working for clients

Your own property catalogue as a realtor

Your listings live in someone else's feed, right next to a competitor's. Your own catalogue is a showcase you can bring a client to, and an admin area you run yourself.

In short

What it is: A showcase for a realtor's listings, an admin area to manage them and a chat consultant in messengers. Every agency gets its own isolated catalogue.
Who it's for: Realtors working for themselves.
Price: We quote it once we've seen how the work is organised on your side.
Readiness: Already working for clients

Your own property catalogue as a realtor · 2:29

What's included

A listing showcase: photos, description, filters, a property card.
Admin area: add a property, correct the price, take it off the market.
A chat consultant answers questions about the listings in messengers.
Every realtor gets an isolated catalogue on the shared service.

Who it's for

Realtors working for themselves.
Small real estate agencies.

What it costs

We name the exact figure after a call — but here is what shapes it, so you know the order of magnitude early:

How much we connect. One task and one system is one story; five teams and five systems is another.
Where the data comes from. A ready API is fast. Exports, a legacy database or paper take longer and cost more.
How much is custom. A standard setup is configured; a non-standard one is written for you.
Whether hardware is needed. A panel, a simulator, a server — a separate line, named up front, not at the end.

A launch usually takes two to four weeks from the moment we agree on the task.

What the video says — in text

If you can't watch now, read it. This is the same wording as in the video.

0:00A platform for realtors from Dev-bot. Your own site with a catalogue, a cabinet, and a bot — without a programmer and without aggregator commissions.
0:12A realtor opens a cabinet in a minute: name, city, phone. They get their link and a ready catalogue at once.
0:24Here is the storefront for clients. A catalogue with photos, search, filters by type, rooms, district, and price. This is your own site: no competitors with the same flats next to you.
0:36In the listing card — gallery, area, district, description. From here the client leaves a request or books a viewing.
0:48A consultant works on the storefront. Simple questions it closes instantly; harder ones it works through your catalogue. A client asked for a two-room flat under two million — the system found the object and showed the card. Around the clock, while you are on a showing or asleep.
1:00This is the realtor’s cabinet. An object is added in a minute; status changes in one click: sold, unpublished, back on sale.
1:12Photos are yours — straight from the phone or computer. The catalogue looks like yours, not a pile of someone else’s pictures.
1:24Requests from the storefront land here, with phone and text. None are lost in chat threads.
1:36Viewing bookings are a separate list, with date and time. In the morning you see who to meet today.
1:48The realtor edits bot answers themselves: their questions, their wording. No programmer needed for that.
2:00Branding is yours too: logo, name, brand color. The storefront looks like your brand, not a template.
2:12Twenty thousand ₽ for setup, eight thousand a month for maintenance. No percentage of deals. Point the camera at the code — a live storefront opens, you can try it hands-on. Call: Dmitry: plus seven, nine zero six, eight zero eight, eighty-six, sixty-four.

Downloads

Offer for realtors and agencies
6 pages: what eats up deals, how the showcase and the admin area look, what is included.

Common questions

How much does «Realtor's catalogue» cost?

We quote after a conversation: it depends on how many processes we connect, where the data comes from, how much is non-standard, and whether hardware is needed. We share the order of magnitude up front, not at the end.

Is this already live, or only a demo?

Already working for clients. We don't pass a demo stand off as a production rollout: every solution states its status honestly.

Who is this for?

Realtors working for themselves. Small real estate agencies.

How long does a launch take?

Usually two to four weeks from the moment we agree on the task. One task with one integration is faster; several teams and systems take longer. We name the exact timeline together with the price.

See it on your own task

Write a couple of lines about what you'd like to fix in your day-to-day work. We'll explain how it fits your processes and show it running — usually we reply the same working day.