Websites for real estate, architecture and construction
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Websites, branding, SEO, ads, content, social and the management tools your business needs: every Eazyclick solution is tailored to your sector.
Estate agencies, architects and renovation companies all sell the same thing online: trust. Your website needs to showcase your properties or projects, capture qualified enquiries and spare you from entering everything twice. Eazyclick creates bespoke websites for estate agencies, wealth managers, architects, interior architects, building tradespeople, roofers, landscapers and renovation companies.
For real estate, the Real estate module syncs your properties with Whise, Omnicasa, SweepBright, Zabun or Apimo, and every viewing or valuation request goes straight into your CRM. For construction, project enquiries arrive with the address, type of work, budget and photos, and your quotes can be signed online. From €69/month excl. VAT, with a 24-month commitment and a project manager based in Uccle. Choose your profession below.
Find your sector
Choose your field of activity
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Estate agency
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Interior architect & decorator
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Landscaper
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Renovation company
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Roofer
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Tradespeople & building contractors
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Wealth management
Tools for an agency that never enters data twice
From listing a property to a review after the sale, everything connects to your website.
Real estate
CRM Pro
WhatsApp messaging
Bookings & appointments
Reviews & testimonials
Real estate websites built by Eazyclick
CLC Immo, an Uccle estate agency, publishes its properties and receives valuation requests through its website.
Which website suits your real estate business?
Estate agency. Properties kept up to date from your software, search by municipality and budget, and viewing and valuation requests sent to your CRM. Find the full details on our estate agency website page.
Independent estate agent. A website in your name, under your own IPI registration, showing your area, recent sales and reviews. A KickStarter one-page website is enough to get started; add the Real estate module when you need your properties to publish automatically.
Property developer. A new development website: a page for each project and phase, available units with prices and status, and an enquiry form that feeds your buyer list in the CRM.
Wealth management. Clients entrust their savings or the transfer of their assets to someone they have checked out: your website presents your approach, status and registrations, then offers an introductory appointment (website for wealth managers).
What rules apply to estate agents' websites in Belgium?
Checked in September 2026. General guidance: this does not replace advice from your legal adviser or the IPI.
- A protected title. Only professionals registered with the Professional Institute of Estate Agents (IPI) may practise as estate agents and use this title (law of 11 February 2013).
- IPI disclosures on your website. Contact details, company number, professional title and IPI number, professional indemnity insurer, supervisory authority and a link to the code of conduct: the IPI bases these requirements on Article XII.6 of the Code of Economic Law and Article 20 of its code of conduct (ipi.be).
- PEB energy details in every listing. In Brussels, the energy class and consumption in kWh/m²/year (Brussels Environment); in Wallonia, the class, unique certificate code, specific consumption and total consumption (SPW Énergie).
- GDPR for forms. A viewing or valuation request contains personal data: your form explains how it will be used and links to your privacy policy.
How much does a real estate website cost?
A website starts at €69/month excl. VAT (KickStarter pack, 24 months, €249 setup fee). To publish your properties from Whise, Omnicasa, SweepBright, Zabun or Apimo, the Real estate module costs €290 to set up, then €59/month over 12 months or €49/month over 24 months; the Booster pack includes two business modules of your choice. Find a worked example and other options in our estate agency website pricing guide; for other professions, see the cost of a website in Belgium.
Our guides for real estate professionals
- Real estate CRM in Belgium: Whise, Omnicasa, SweepBright, Zabun, Apimo: an impartial software comparison, and how your website and connected CRM fit in.
- How much does an estate agency website cost in Belgium?: prices, a worked example and financial support.
- Online valuations: the tool that brings in instructions: what the page should ask, and what it must not promise.
What should an architect's or construction company's website include?
Photos of completed work, organised by project type and municipality; your services and coverage area; who you are (team, insurance, accreditations); customer reviews; and above all, an enquiry form that asks the right questions: property address, type of work, budget, timescale and photos. This form filters enquiries for you.
A client compares three or four websites before calling. What makes the difference is evidence, not animation: completed projects, before / after photos, the municipality name, a review mentioning a deadline met. We structure every project the same way (context, brief, photos, outcome) so Google understands your pages and visitors can find their way around.
What rules apply to your website in Belgium?
Checked in September 2026. This is general guidance: ask your professional body, federation or adviser about your own situation.
- Mandatory details for all businesses. The Code of Economic Law (Art. III.74) requires your business name, address, company number and a quick way to contact you. For a regulated profession such as architecture, add your professional title, the state that awarded it and the professional body you are registered with (Book III of the Code of Economic Law).
- Architects: “dignified and restrained” advertising. This is the limit set by the Order of Architects: your projects, approach and references belong on your website; disparaging a colleague does not.
- Insurance. Architects must cover their professional liability (law of 9 May 2019, see also the Order); since 1 July 2018, the law of 31 May 2017 has required ten-year liability insurance for contractors and architects working on the stability of a home where an architect's involvement is mandatory. Many clients ask for it: mention it.
- 6% VAT on renovation. Renovation work on a private home more than 10 years old, invoiced to the end user, may qualify for the reduced rate (Wikifin, FSMA). A page explaining this attracts enquiries and saves questions over the phone.
- Access to the profession. In Brussels, proof of basic business management knowledge has no longer been required since 15 January 2024, but construction trades still require proof of professional competence (Brussels Economy and Employment).
- E-invoicing. Since 1 January 2026, invoices between VAT-registered businesses in Belgium must be electronic and structured, usually through the Peppol network (FPS Finance). If you work for property managers, developers or other businesses, this applies to you.
- Renovation grants. In Brussels, Renolution grants are suspended (Brussels Environment, 14/09/2026); in Wallonia, the temporary grant scheme ends on 30/09/2026 (wallonie.be, 25/09/2026) and the Region supports energy renovation through Rénopack and Rénoprêt loans from 1 October 2026 (wallonie.be, 25/09/2026); in Flanders, Mijn VerbouwPremie applications are made online (vlaanderen.be). Link to these pages rather than advertising an amount.
How much does a website for an architect or construction company cost?
At Eazyclick, a one-page website starts at €69/month excl. VAT with the KickStarter pack, including a mini CRM; GlowUp (€149/month) adds a bespoke website of up to 6 pages, the full CRM and advanced SEO, while Booster (€299/month) adds monthly SEO and two business modules. The Quotes & invoices module (Peppol for outgoing invoices) starts at €35/month over 24 months (€44 over 12 months), plus a one-off €190 setup fee. Compare plans on the Packs page and in our guide to the cost of a website in Belgium.
More guides: deposit invoices for building projects, WhatsApp Business for receiving your customers' photos, and Peppol in Belgium.
Get found by clients in your area
Searches in this sector are local: “architect Uccle”, “roofer Namur”, “bathroom renovation Liège”. A page for each service and area, a well-maintained Google profile and regular reviews matter more than lengthy text. Our SEO team works on this with you, and SEO Boost publishes content for your trades each month, from €99/month.
What website suits an independent estate agent?
A website in your name showing your area, recent sales and reviews, with a viewing and valuation enquiry form. The KickStarter pack, from €69/month excl. VAT over 24 months, is enough to get started; add the Real estate module when your properties need to publish automatically from your software. IPI disclosure requirements are the same as for an agency.
Do you create websites for property developers?
Yes: a new development website, with a page for each project and phase, available units with their prices and status, and an enquiry form that organises prospective buyers in your CRM.
What about a wealth manager?
Yes. Your website presents your approach, status and registrations without promising returns, then offers a discovery appointment bookable online. See our websites for wealth managers page.
Which real estate software should I choose, and will my website connect to it?
Whise, Omnicasa, SweepBright, Zabun and Apimo manage your properties and agency mandates; your Eazyclick website and CRM connect to them without duplicate entry. Our comparison of real estate CRMs in Belgium helps you choose without bias.
Do my listings have to display the PEB energy certificate?
Yes, in both Brussels and Wallonia. In Brussels, the listing states the energy rating and consumption in kWh/m²/year (Brussels Environment); in Wallonia, the rating, unique certificate code, specific consumption and total consumption (SPW Énergie). On an Eazyclick website, these values come from your software with the property. Checked in September 2026.
How soon will my property website be online?
Allow 14 days with KickStarter, around a month with GlowUp and around two months with Booster. Your project manager gives you a precise schedule during the kickoff call.
How much does a construction company's website cost?
At Eazyclick, a one-page website starts at €69/month excl. VAT over 24 months (KickStarter, mini-CRM included); a bespoke website with up to 6 pages and the full CRM costs €149/month (GlowUp). The Quotes & invoices module, including sending Peppol invoices, costs from €35/month over 24 months (€44 over 12 months), plus a one-off €190 setup fee. Your project manager gives you an exact price after an initial call.
Can my website receive quote requests with photos?
Yes. Your website form asks for the address, type of work, budget, timing and photos, then creates the CRM record. With the WhatsApp messaging module, customers can also send photos on WhatsApp: they are stored in their record, visible to the whole team.
Do I have to send invoices through Peppol?
Yes, if your customer is a VAT-registered business in Belgium: since 1 January 2026, business-to-business invoices must be electronic and structured. Quotes & invoices sends Peppol invoices from the same tool as your quotes. For private customers, a standard invoice remains possible.
Can I show my projects without exposing my customers?
Yes. We publish your work by project type and municipality, without exact addresses or customer names, using before / after photos chosen with you. Customers who agree to be named can add a review; others remain anonymous. This limits the personal data published on your website.
How long does it take to launch my website?
Allow 14 days for a KickStarter website once we receive your text and photos, a little longer for a GlowUp or Booster website with several service and project pages. Your project manager prepares the structure, you approve it, then we train you so you can add your projects yourself.
Which modules should an architect choose?
Most often: Projects & time tracking to track hours by project stage, Quotes & invoices for fee proposals and fee statements, and Reviews & testimonials to build trust. Bookings & appointments lets clients book an initial discovery meeting directly on your website.
