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Real estate

Digital business cards for estate agents, and a page for every unit

One unit, one link — and a broker card shared at the viewing with a tap.

On Business Pro · 75 SAR a month, billed yearly

The Living Storefront
Your business’s page that is its website: you edit it on the page itself, the door, the employee and WhatsApp all open it, and it keeps working after closing time.
An employee card on AurCard in the company’s identity: photo, name, title and contact buttons.
An employee card on AurCard in the company’s identity: photo, name, title and contact buttons.

A broker shares two things all day: themselves, and one particular unit. The first is solved by a digital card tapped at the viewing instead of a paper card forgotten in the car. The second by a link per unit, with its photos, details and location — far better than sending ten images on WhatsApp and then explaining them in a message.

What it actually solves

  • Photos scattered across WhatsApp

    One link holds the photos, the area, the price and the location instead of ten messages.

  • Inconsistent broker cards

    One template ensures every broker represents the office the same way.

  • An interested buyer lost after the viewing

    The contact form captures their number at the moment their interest is highest.

How to start

  1. 1

    Create the office account

    Logo and colours once, then a card per broker inside the same template.

  2. 2

    Add units as catalog items

    Each unit gets photos, price, area, a description, and a link you can send on its own.

  3. 3

    Use the card at the viewing

    One tap on the buyer’s phone saves your number and opens the unit page.

The features that matter most here

Common questions

Can a unit be hidden after it sells?
Yes, in one press, so nobody calls you about a unit that is gone.
Do we see which unit gets viewed most?
Yes — page views and taps on each link.

An office with several brokers needs Business Pro with member add-ons. See pricing

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