QR Codes for Real Estate
A board outside a property that can show the inside of it.
Somebody walks past a property at the weekend and wants to know more right then. A code on the board answers them while they are still standing there.
The board can only fit a phone number
A For Sale sign has room for a logo, a number, and not much else. Anyone interested has to remember the number, go home, look up the listing, and hope they find the right one.
Most of them do not bother. A code takes them straight to the listing while the house is still in front of them.
Photos of every room
Floor plan and measurements
Price and what is included
A walkthrough video
How to book a viewing
Boards stay up longer than details stay accurate
Prices get reduced. Properties go under offer. Viewing times change. A board that says one thing and a listing that says another looks careless.
Update the page and the board outside is telling the truth again, without anyone driving out to change it.
One code per property tells you what is getting attention
Scan counts per board show you which properties people stop for. That is useful when you are advising a seller about price, because it is evidence rather than opinion.
Your own card, on every board
A contact code on the board or in the window lets someone save your details in one tap instead of typing a number they will lose.