Put a QR on the board. See which buyers mean it.
ScanEstate gives estate agents a fast, co-branded property page and a live dashboard showing who is scanning in the street, which listings are drawing real attention, and where the next viewing request is likely to come from.
Simple in the field.
Valuable in the office.
A sticker goes on the board
We supply a clean QR sticker sized for your existing For Sale boards. Start with one instruction or roll it out portfolio-wide.
printed with your branding.
A buyer scans in the street
The scan opens a fast, mobile-first property page in your name, logo and brand colour. Call, email and “book a viewing” are one tap away.
Leads & analytics land instantly
The dashboard shows board scans, timing patterns and captured enquiries — so you can see which instructions are drawing genuine in-person interest.
One calm surface for the whole portfolio.
No inflated widget clutter and no rainbow dashboards — just the numbers and actions that move instructions forward.
- Board scans, separated from ordinary shared-link traffic — a clean read on real street interest.
- Viewing requests tied to the property that created them, forwarded straight to the branch.
- Activation, QR ordering and performance in the same place, portfolio-wide.
It wears your brand, not ours.
The buyer’s page carries your name, your logo and your brand colour — a board upgrade that looks like a brand decision, not a bolt-on gadget. ScanEstate stays in the small print, where it belongs.
It looks like something we would be happy to put our name to. More importantly, it gives the branch a proper read on which boards are actually pulling people in.
Per-board pricing.
No contract theatre.
- Priced by sticker volume, not by forcing a new platform on the branch.
- Works alongside your current stack — existing website, listings and branch workflow.
- Start with a pilot patch, prove the response, then scale across the board estate.
Get QR codes onto your boards this week — with real buyer analytics behind them.
Show the branch what its boards are doing in the real world. No migration programme, no site rebuild — just a better buyer journey and a clearer view of demand.