One board. Every viewing, photo and floorplan.

A code on the signboard gives passers-by the full listing on their phone — and gives you the enquiry, with a record of where and when they scanned.

Where it gets used

  • Signboards and window cards

    Photos, floorplans, an EPC and a viewing request, without the passer-by having to search for the address.

  • Sold, then relisted

    When a property goes under offer, repoint the same board to your other listings rather than sending people to a dead page.

  • Printed particulars

    A code on the brochure that always shows the current price, even on a brochure printed three months ago.

Why it has to be dynamic

Property listings are the shortest-lived print in any industry. A board that outlives its listing is either wasted or actively misleading.

A dynamic code encodes a short link that belongs to you. The pattern is fixed at the moment you print it and never has to change again — you change where it leads, as often as you like, and every copy already in the world follows.

Code types that fit

  • Property listing
  • Image gallery
  • Contact form
  • Digital business card

Each brings its own fields, and the ones that need a page get a hosted mobile page you edit yourself — no website of your own required. See all the types.

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