Buyers cannot tell what is still free
A flat plan goes stale the day it is printed, so every enquiry starts with "is plot 14 still available?" instead of with the plot itself.
Put your development on a map buyers can click through – every plot with its size, price, aspect and whether it is still free, on your website and in the sales office.
A flat plan goes stale the day it is printed, so every enquiry starts with "is plot 14 still available?" instead of with the plot itself.
Size, price, orientation and services are in a document nobody opens next to the plan, so buyers never connect a number on the map to what they get.
A plot is reserved on Monday and the site still shows it green on Friday – the map is only as good as the last manual edit.
Draw the plots once, give each one its size, price and status, and let buyers explore – on your site, on a tablet in the sales office, or on a screen on the plot itself.
Each plot carries its own card: area, price, aspect, services at the boundary, and photos of the outlook.
Colour follows availability, so the state of the whole development reads from across the room.
Mark a plot reserved with a single API call to that plot – no re-upload, no republishing the whole plan.
Pin the beach, the pier, the marina, the playground and the services, so buyers see the life around the plot.
Yes. Each plot can be updated on its own over the API – status, price or availability – so your CRM or sales sheet can keep the map current without anyone opening the editor.
Yes. Every plot has its own card with area, price, orientation, services and photos, and buyers can search plots by name or filter by availability.
Yes. Upload the plan you already have as the map image and draw the plots over it, or import an SVG where the plots are already separate shapes.
Yes. The same map embeds on your website, runs full-screen on a tablet or a touchscreen in the sales office, and works in several languages.
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