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Agreed review

Freemium#20 of 31 in Real Estate Website Builders

A property sales platform for listings, enquiries, viewings, offers and developments.

7.2/10Editor score
Agreed7.2 Visit Agreed

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Agreed is a property sales and lettings platform for estate agents, property developers, sellers and landlords. It combines listing creation with photos, floor plans and EPC details; branded property and development microsites; buyer and tenant enquiries; viewing coordination; offer management; buyer checks; and sales memorandum generation. Self-service users can advertise properties and manage buyer or tenant communication online, while developers can manage multi-plot schemes with site plans and live plot statuses.

The published plans show a free option alongside paid services. The Self-service plan includes property listing management, buyer and tenant enquiries, viewing coordination and offer management. Platform access costs £200 per month and adds listings, a branded microsite, an inbox with AI Sales Assistant, a viewings calendar, AML and KYC, and sales memorandum generation. Per-property marketing costs £250 per property per 3 months and distributes listings to Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket and PrimeLocation. Developer subscription costs £250 per property per month, with a branded scheme microsite, portal distribution, live plot-status dashboard, AI-powered inbox, AML and KYC, and reservation management. Setup and onboarding costs £1,500 one time and covers property onboarding, site plan integration, microsite setup and sales-team training.

Agreed is a strong fit for UK property businesses that need sales operations around developments, listings, enquiries, viewings, offers and compliance checks in one web platform. Its portal connections and development dashboards are particularly relevant to teams marketing multiple plots, while branded microsites give sellers and developers a dedicated presentation layer. The platform is less suitable for businesses primarily seeking a general IDX website builder, and the paid structure may require careful budgeting as usage expands across properties. Choose Agreed when property sales workflows and development coordination matter more than broad website customisation; consider an alternative when the main requirement is a conventional property-search website.

Agreed pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan supports property advertising and communication workflows
    • Branded microsites, plot dashboards and portal distribution support developments
    • AML, KYC, identity and funding checks support sales compliance
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid pricing includes monthly, per-property and one-time charges
    • Developer workflows are more specialised than general IDX website building
    • Web-only access may not suit teams needing native mobile apps

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