Features

Everything the workspace actually ships.

Websites, a project catalog, landing pages, and the people who run them.

Websites

A multi-page marketing site with a theme, a brand, and a city for every market.

  • Four themes

    Modern, Classic, Elegant, and Bold. The public site picks up your logo, colors, and footer.

  • Cities and corridors

    Each city has its own path, hero, and contact details. Corridors group the projects inside that market.

  • Pages

    Home, about, contact, and custom pages. Home sections can be reordered: hero, lifestyle, offers, localities, developers, journal.

  • Agents and a blog

    Agent profiles with a photo and a bio. Posts for the journal, scoped to a city when you need them to be.

Projects

The catalog lives on the organization. Websites only display what you assign.

  • The record

    Location, size and pricing, unit configs, payment plans, specifications, and SEO, filed once per project.

  • Compliance

    RERA entries, approvals, and certificates sit on the project, next to the price — not in a side folder.

  • The story

    Media, highlights, location advantages, amenities, and FAQs. Builders have their own profile and track record.

  • Where it appears

    Assign a project to one website or several. It publishes when it has a title, a slug, a unit config, and that assignment.

Landing pages

A single page when the campaign is one project, not a whole city site.

  • One scroll

    Hero, highlights, gallery, pricing, location, and a form. A theme and brand settings of its own.

  • Its own address

    Connect a domain and publish the page without standing up a full website.

Publish and leads

The site goes live on a domain. Inquiries come back to the workspace.

  • Domain, then publish

    Connect the domain you want visitors to use, then publish. Unpublish takes the site offline.

  • SEO files

    robots.txt and a sitemap come from the live site, so search engines see the pages you published.

  • Inquiry inbox

    Forms on the website and on landing pages write a lead the team can open. This is not a CRM pipeline.

  • Media library

    Uploads live with the organization, capped by the plan’s storage and max file size.

Workspace

The organization is the tenant. People, roles, and the plan sit beside the sites.

  • Members

    Invite by email. People accept before they join. You can belong to more than one organization.

  • Roles and teams

    Owner, admin, and member to start. Add custom roles, then grant them directly or through a team.

  • Plan and usage

    Seats, services, websites, landing pages, and storage follow the plan you choose.

  • Audit log

    Changes in the workspace leave a trail, so you can see what moved.

Open a workspace and publish the first site.

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