Custom built for apartment communities

Websites that lease more apartments

Most community sites lose renters before they ever ask for a tour. We build fast, clear, mobile-first sites that turn visitors into tour requests and signed leases.

Launch in as little as 24 hours Pricing published, not hidden
Modern multifamily apartment building with brick and balconies under a clear sky
40% more online
applications
90+ mobile
speed score
Connects with the property management software you already use RentMerchant logoRentMerchant YardiRealPageAppFolioEntrataRentCafeAMSIBuildiumRent Manager
Why it matters

Your website is your busiest leasing agent

Renters shop online first. By the time someone calls the office, they have already decided whether your community is worth a visit. A slow or confusing site quietly sends them to the property down the street.

  • Loads fast on a phone. More than half of renters browse on mobile. Every extra second costs tours.
  • Makes the next step obvious. Tour request, floor plans, and apply buttons where renters look for them.
  • Answers questions before the call. Pricing, pet policy, and availability up front, so the office phone rings less.
Leasing agent showing an apartment floor plan to a prospective renter on a tablet
24 hrs
Fastest time to launch
$2,500
One-time starting price
Year 1 free
Hosting, care, and support included
90+
Target mobile speed score
Free tool, right here

See what your empty units cost

Enter your numbers and watch it update. It shows the monthly cost of vacancy, the package that fits with a real price, and how fast it pays back. No email required.

Your community

Two numbers. Results update as you type.

Your numbers
What one vacant unit costs you per day
$50
About $12,600 a month across your empty units.

Package that fitsCommunityPro
One-time price$4,500
Request this quote

Assuming 7% vacancy.

How it works

A simple path from dated site to full units

Discovery

We learn your community, your brand, and what is getting in the way of leases. You get a clear scope and a fixed price before anything starts.

Design and build

We design a fast, mobile-first site around tours and applications, write the leasing copy, and set up your floor plans and galleries.

Launch

We move you over without losing rankings or links, connect your forms and PMS, and test everything on real phones before going live.

Support and grow

Hosting, updates, and optional marketing keep the site fast and the leads coming.

Web design team reviewing an apartment website layout together at a desk
Pricing, in the open

You will not have to ask what it costs

Most vendors make you fill in a form to find out. The few who publish rates price by the month. We publish what a build costs, once.

LeaseUp
$2,500

A clean, professional 5-page site for a single property or smaller community.

What's included
Management
Custom

Portfolios, PMS integrations, and dedicated support for management companies.

What's included
In their words

Property managers who stopped losing renters online

“Within weeks of launching our new site, online applications jumped about 40%. Our occupancy is the strongest it has been in years.”
Property Manager
TKG Communities
“We were skeptical a website could move the needle this fast. Leads roughly doubled in the first month and the leasing team noticed right away.”
Regional Director
The Royal Apartments
“The site matches our brand and makes it simple to tour and apply. It changed how renters find and choose us.”
Community Manager
88th Avenue Apartments
Questions

Straight answers before you reach out

How much does a new apartment website cost?

Sites start at $2,500 for the LeaseUp package and $4,500 for CommunityPro. Most communities invest between $4,500 and $8,000 for a custom, lead-focused site. Management companies and portfolios get a custom quote. Pricing is published on our pricing page, so you never have to ask.

What keeps the site running after launch?

A monthly care plan. Every build includes the first year of hosting, security, backups, small updates, and support at no charge. After that the site stays live on a care plan starting at $99 a month, which covers hosting and keeps it maintained, secure, and supported. Upgrade anytime, no long-term contract.

Can one website serve two or more communities?

Yes. When sister properties share an owner and a market, one site with a clearly separated section per community is usually the better build. Each community keeps its own URL, floor plans, photos, and Google Business Profile, so neither loses its local search presence.

Do you build lease-up websites for brand-new buildings?

Yes. For new construction we can put a first version live in as little as 24 hours, typically a coming-soon page that collects an interest list, then grow it into the full site as floor plans, pricing, and photography arrive. The earlier it starts, the longer your pre-leasing runway.

Do you integrate with property management software?

Yes. We connect sites to RentMerchant, our own rent collection platform, as well as Yardi and RentCafe, RealPage, AppFolio, Entrata, and AMSI, so renters can view availability, schedule tours, and apply without leaving your site. You keep your software; we build around it.

Is there a minimum community size you work with?

No. The break-even math is about vacant days, not unit count: a vacant unit costs roughly one thirtieth of its monthly rent per day, so even a 48-unit community usually recovers a $2,500 build by shaving a couple of vacant days per turn.

Do you provide hosting?

Yes, and your entire first year is free. Every build includes a full year of hosting, security, backups, small updates, and support at no extra cost. After that it continues on a care plan at $99, $199, or $299 a month, depending on how much hands-on help you want. If you only need hosting on its own, that is $30 a month, billed annually. No long-term contracts.

Ready to lease more apartments?

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