The buyer wants the approval number, not a brochure.
For plot brokers, flat builders and rental agents in Coimbatore. One page where every property carries its locality, its dimensions and its approval line — so a buyer sitting in Bengaluru at midnight can tell your listing from a fake one.
FUEiNT is a web and software company in Coimbatore, India, that builds single-page websites for property brokers and builders, listing each property with locality, dimensions and approval line, with enquiries on WhatsApp.
The first viewing happens at midnight
A large share of Coimbatore property enquiries begin somewhere else: a son in Bengaluru, a family in Dubai, someone planning a move back after retirement. They do the whole first round at night, on a phone, and they are wary, because the market is full of listings with borrowed photographs and no address. What settles them is dull and specific: the locality named properly, the plot dimension or carpet area, the DTCP, CMDA or RERA number as it stands on your document, and a photograph taken at the site. Everything else is decoration. A listing without an approval line reads like a fraud, however honest the broker is.
Everything a customer checks, in one screen.
DTCP, CMDA or RERA number reproduced exactly as it appears on your paperwork. Nothing on the page moves a careful buyer faster than seeing it.
The area, the road and the landmark people navigate by, rather than a survey number that means nothing outside the registration office.
Plot size or carpet area, facing, floor, and which of registration, documentation and maintenance sit inside your figure and which sit outside it.
Your own pictures, with the date on them. A stock image of a housing estate is the single fastest way to lose a careful buyer.
The buyer proposes a day and a time in the message. You confirm it. Nobody exchanges eleven calls to find a Saturday morning that works.
The message arrives on your WhatsApp naming the property. It is not a lead resold to four other brokers by a portal you paid to be listed on.
What the broker sends us
- Property list with locality and landmark
- Plot dimensions or carpet area for each
- DTCP, CMDA or RERA numbers as documented
- Photographs taken by you at each site
- Your own licence or registration details
- The WhatsApp number buyers should reach
Send one WhatsApp saying whether you broker, build or let, and roughly how many properties are live at a time. That decides how the page is structured.
Each property laid out in the same order — locality, dimensions, approval, photographs — so a buyer comparing two of yours is comparing like with like.
Adding or removing a property is one entry, done the way we show you. There is no dashboard and no login, and site visit requests arrive on WhatsApp.
Cost depends on how many properties are live at a time and how often the list turns over. Ask on WhatsApp.
What owners in this trade ask us.
How much does a website for property brokers and builders cost?
It depends on how the list behaves. A builder with three ongoing projects is a stable page; a broker turning over twenty rentals a month needs the listing side built to be changed constantly. Message us on WhatsApp with roughly how many are live and we will quote.
How do buyers reach me?
On WhatsApp, naming the property they are asking about. That matters more here than in most trades, because the enquiry is yours alone — it has not been sold simultaneously to three other brokers the way a portal lead usually is.
Our listings change every week. Who updates them?
You do, and we build it so that is a couple of minutes rather than an afternoon. Each property is one entry with the same fields, so adding or removing one disturbs nothing else. If you would rather send changes on WhatsApp, we can do them instead.
Should we publish prices?
For rentals, yes — the enquiries you get without a figure are mostly wasted. For plots and flats it is your judgement, and many brokers publish a range rather than a number. We publish exactly what you give us and never a figure you have not confirmed.
We are a broker, not a builder. Does the page change?
Considerably. A builder page is organised around projects with a timeline and a RERA number; a broker page is organised around a list that turns over, where the approval line and the locality carry the trust instead. We build whichever matches how you work.
Other trades, and the parts underneath.
Your first message is already typed.
Your listings, with the approval line showing.
Tell us how many properties you keep live at a time, and whether you broker or build. The page follows from that, and so does the quote. Message us on WhatsApp.
Saravanampatti, Coimbatore, TN, India — 641035
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