Websites for estate agents
Show the suburbs you sell in, offer homeowners a free valuation and let sellers reach you on WhatsApp.
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Live Just1 customer site: RealNet RainMaker - Etienne Mouton
What’s the best way for an estate agent in South Africa to get a website?
A one-page website can show who you are, the suburbs you sell in, your free valuation offer, your PPRA registration and how to reach you. Sellers can WhatsApp you from the page. Just1 builds it over WhatsApp for R97 once-off, with the first 3 months online included, then R97 every 3 months. If you want changes after delivery, R199/month includes WhatsApp edits.
Compare the options and pricesOne-page websites for estate agents and property practitioners
- The suburbs you sell in
- Free valuation button
- Your PPRA registration
- Your photo and marketing material
- Tap-to-call and WhatsApp buttons
Option 1
R97 once-off
On yourbusiness.just1.co.za. 3 months hosting included, then R97 every 3 months.
Option 2
⭐ RecommendedR199/month, no R97 fee
Your own yourbusiness.co.za and email. WhatsApp us changes anytime. Cancel anytime, or R1,990/year.
90-Day “Keep It Anyway” Guarantee
If you decide within 90 days that your website wasn’t worth the R97, send us one email. We refund every cent, no questions asked, and you keep your website anyway.
Website options for estate agents and property practitioners in South Africa
Compiled by Just1, which sells one of these options. Prices checked 29 September 2026 on each provider’s own website; if one has changed, tell us on WhatsApp.
What each option costs and who it suits
| Option | Examples and prices | Good for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free Google listing | Good for: An estate agent who wants their office, hours and reviews on Google Maps. | Watch out for: Google decides the layout. Link it to a website about you and your area. | |
| Just1 website |
R97 once-off: one page, first 3 months online included, then R97 every 3 months R199/month: own .co.za and email, changes on WhatsApp |
Good for: An estate agent who wants their area, services and valuation offer on one page of their own. | Watch out for: One page only; no live listings feed, property search or online payments. |
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What SA customers do online when they need an estate agent
Figures from Stats SA on how many real estate businesses have a website, and from Google Trends on how South Africans search for estate agents, where and when.
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Fewer real estate businesses have a website
In Stats SA’s 2024 survey of VAT-registered business services, 37.5% of real estate businesses had a website, against 45.9% across all the business services in the survey. Real estate here also covers letting and property management. A page of your own puts you ahead of most of them.
People search “estate agent” most
In 2025, South Africans searched “estate agent” (74) more than “estate agents” (53), “real estate agent” (38) or “property valuation” (18). These are Google’s yearly averages for one comparison. Use “estate agent” and your suburb on your page.
Source: Google Trends, estate agent terms compared, ZA, 2025
Western Cape searches “estate agents” most
From 2019 to 2025, the Western Cape had the most interest in “estate agents” (100), then Gauteng (88), KwaZulu-Natal (85), Free State (76) and Eastern Cape (68). Searches were highest in January (68.6) and February (67.7) and lowest in December (41.1) (our arithmetic). Have your page ready before the new year.
People look for an agent near them
From 2019 to 2025, rising searches related to “estate agents” in South Africa included “estate agents near me” (+1,500%) and “real estate agents near me” (+1,500%). Put the suburbs you sell in on your page, so Google can match you to people nearby.
Source: Google Trends, related queries for “estate agents”, ZA, 2019 to 2025
Estate agent site we built
RealNet RainMaker - Etienne Mouton
Etienne Mouton of RealNet RainMaker focuses on residential property sales in Kuils River. The page offers homeowners a free Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) of their home’s current value and a marketing strategy tailored to their home, with three steps for what happens next. It shows his marketing materials, answers common questions, and states that he is registered with the PPRA via RealNet Holdings (Pty) Ltd as franchisor. Sellers WhatsApp, call or email, or fill in a short form that opens WhatsApp.
We also build websites for attorneys, websites for accountants, websites for marketing agencies, websites for builders and contractors and websites for removal companies.
Four simple steps
Order your Just1 Website.
Send your details and photos on WhatsApp.
See your preview and approve it.
We publish it online for you.
What to send us on WhatsApp
- Your name, your agency or franchise, and where you are based
- The suburbs you sell or rent in
- What you help with, like sales, rentals or free valuations
- Your PPRA registration details
- A photo of you and any marketing material you use
- Your call and WhatsApp numbers
Website questions from estate agents and property practitioners
Put your business online this week
Built over WhatsApp for estate agents and property practitioners in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, Durban, Gqeberha, Bloemfontein and across South Africa.
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