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Help sellers assess the brokerage
Your approach, broker experience and past work help an owner decide whether to get in touch. We give seller enquiries their own path and collect the information your brokerage needs to respond.
Business-broker websites
Give business owners a reason to choose your brokerage and interested buyers a clear way to take the next step. We bring the public website, listings, confidentiality forms and enquiry handling into the same plan.
For owners considering a sale
An owner considering a sale needs to understand your experience, the kinds of businesses you handle and how you approach the work. A page full of available listings answers only part of that decision.
We bring your services, people and relevant experience into the website alongside the listings. Sellers get a clear way to start a conversation; buyers can move from an opportunity to the information and next steps they need.
Both buyers and sellers can see how to get in touch and what happens next, while your brokerage has a defined way to handle the response.
Listings and enquiries
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Your approach, broker experience and past work help an owner decide whether to get in touch. We give seller enquiries their own path and collect the information your brokerage needs to respond.
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Listing fields, categories and search options are shaped around the businesses you sell. Buyers can understand the public summary and see how to request more information, with confidential details handled through your agreed process.
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We have built online confidentiality agreement workflows for brokers since around 2012. We work through what the buyer supplies, who receives it and when further information can be shared, using your agreement wording and process.
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We check where listing data is maintained and where it needs to appear. RealOnline supports portal distribution; the actual connections depend on the source, the destination’s requirements and your arrangements with each service.
Brokerage experience
We developed the Savvy Business website in 2019 on RealOnline, working from a design supplied by a third-party designer.
The build brings together structured business listings, distribution to external business-sale portals and confidentiality agreement forms for interested buyers.
It shows how the website can support the brokerage’s process beyond displaying an opportunity. The listing, the buyer’s response and the next step have been considered together.
Platform and support
RealOnline handles specialist listings, search, feeds and broker workflows. If your existing software is doing a useful job, we check the options for connecting to it before recommending a replacement.
Our work on Bsale and AccomProperties adds experience with marketplace inventory, feeds and specialist search. Those are larger portal projects. Your listings, people and process decide which capabilities are worth building into your own website.
We plan the content, migration, enquiry checks and support together. The approval, notification and information-release behaviour is defined for your brokerage; adding an online form does not settle those decisions by itself.
Before you enquire
Yes. We have built these workflows for brokers. We work through your agreement content, the information to collect and the next steps with you. The approval and information-release behaviour depends on the project.
No. First, show us where listings and enquiries are managed now. We check what can connect and where work is needed before recommending a replacement.
RealOnline supports portal distribution. We check the destinations you need, the required data format and your service arrangements before confirming what is included.
Yes. Your services, broker profiles and work need to speak to owners considering a sale. We give them a clear way to contact you alongside the paths for interested buyers.
Next step
Show us your current site and tell us what you want to improve: seller enquiries, the buyer’s next step or repeated listing administration. We can work through the website and the process together.
Discuss your brokerage website