A real estate developer website for one project, built to be found by its own name
A real estate developer website here is a site for one project, built before its RERA registration and opened the day the number arrives. It's written so the project's own name finds it in Google and in AI answers, shows the registration on every page, and sends every enquiry to your team.
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On 22 October 2026 we searched Google India for the names of seven launches from the last year, in Bengaluru, Pune, Mumbai and Gurugram. The developer's own project page came first for one. For five, the developer's site wasn't in the first ten results.
- 1 of 7the developer's own page came first
- 5 of 7the developer's site not in the first ten
One search per name, on one day. We didn't measure why. Before a visit, buyers type the project's name; whoever answers it shapes what they believe.
What usually answers · drawn for an invented name
- Cedar Grove on a portal Portal listingThe project as one listing among many.
- Cedar Grove, reviewed Review blogSomeone else's write-up of the launch.
- Cedar Grove on a partner's site PartnerIts footer says it isn't the official site.
- Cedar Grove at a look-alike address Look-alikeIt prints a different land area from the developer's.
- The developer's own page DeveloperFar down the results, or missing.
Built to be the best answer to its own name
One address with the registered facts, instead of many copies with different ones.
- The name in the address, the title and the opening line of every page
- It says whose site it is"The project's own site, by your company", with the registration a tap away, so a buyer can tell it from a look-alike. No developer page we searched did this.
- The facts as registered, the same on every pageLand, homes, carpet areas, completion date.
- Short answers to what buyers ask nextWritten so AI assistants can quote them, and marked up so search engines read them as facts.
- One address everyone links toYour main site, your ads, your partners.
Nobody can promise a position or a date, and we don't. Every month after launch: SEO for the project's name We run it
What's on the site, page by page
A page for each thing a buyer asks next
Overview, homes, location, master plan, amenities, progress, questions. Each built to order for your project.
- OverviewThe name, the registration top-right, unit types, land, one action; then the key facts.Built to order
- HomesA page per unit type, carpet area first, with its plans. A type your team marks sold out says so.Built to order
- LocationDistances along the road, with the date and the source. Never drive times.Built to order
- Master planThe sanctioned layout as filed, and a 3D plan buyers fly, labelled as a visualisation. The 3D master planBuilt to orderLive demo
- AmenitiesWhat the approved plan lists, and no counts like "fifty-plus".Built to order
- ProgressConstruction updates in step with what you file, and the completion date in the registration.Built to order
- QuestionsOne short answer per question.Built to order
One phase registered, the rest not yet
The page shows what the filing shows. Nothing more.
In full, as filed
- Its towers, homes, carpet areas, amenities and completion date
- The whole site's land area and sanctioned layout, as filed
- Its own registration on every page
An outline and one line
- An unlabelled outline on the layout, nothing more
- One line: "Later phases aren't registered yet."
- No names, home counts, pins, pictures or prices
- Each gets its own pages the day its number arrives
Before any number: we build the site behind a login, for your team only. No public link, not even an unlisted one. It opens the day the number arrives.
How it stays true after launch
Your team changes what changes. The site never runs ahead of the registration.
- Sold outYour team marks a unit type sold out in the site's admin, and the page says so instead of hiding it. No home-by-home stock.Built to order
- Completion dateChanges only when your registration is extended, to the date it records.Built to order
- ProgressUpdates in step with what you file, never ahead of it.Built to order
- PartnersThey link to the one address; their own versions carry their agent number. What partners getSample
- After sell-outThe page stays up and points to your next registered project.Built to order
Every enquiry, and the site, are yours
Data and ownership in one place. Nothing is held back.
Each enquiry
Reaches your team by email the moment it's sent Built to order
The form says what it keeps, why, and who sees it; follow-up messages get their own unticked box Built to order
What each buyer explored, only with their consent first Built to order
Held in one list in our CRM, if you want one Built to order
Yours
The domain, the site, its words and pictures, and every enquiry
If you leave, we hand them over
Later, if you want it
An assistant that answers from the published facts and hands the rest to your team In development
Where you can see it today
The 3D plan runs today. The site is built to order, so what you see of it here is a design or a sample.
The Belvedere 3D master plan
Our own demo, rebuilt from public data of a real Bengaluru project: 44 pins, three tours. Not an official product of its developer.
Fly the demo
A sample project page
Made for a partner's new-launch site, on an invented project: facts first, carpet area first, the registration beside the name.
The pages, as designs
The location page here, and the pages above, are designs for your project.
See the pagesAlso: the launch film that goes on the site. Sample
Questions developers ask
- What must a real estate project website show under RERA?
- A project website counts as an advertisement under RERA, so it must show the project's registration number and the regulator's website address, prominently. Maharashtra's regulator also wants the number, the website address and a readable QR code in the top-right, the number at least as large as the contact details. Other states set their own rules, so check yours.
- Will our site come first for the project's name, and how soon?
- It's built for that: the name in every title, the registered facts on every page, short answers assistants can quote, one address everyone links to. Nobody can promise a position or a date, and we don't. In our October 2026 search of seven new launches, the developer's own page came first for one.
- Can the site go live before registration? Can we share a preview?
- No. Nothing about a project is public before its RERA number, phase by phase. We build the site beforehand behind a login, for your team only: no public link, not even an unlisted one. It opens the day the number arrives.
- Our project has phases. What does the registered phase's page show?
- The registered phase in full, plus the whole site's land area and sanctioned layout as filed. Later phases appear only as an unlabelled outline and one line: "Later phases aren't registered yet." No names, home counts, pictures or prices until each has its own number.
- Will the site say when the homes will be ready?
- It shows the completion date your RERA registration records, labelled "Completion date in the registration" and linked to it. No "possession by" line and no marketing date. If the registration is extended, the date changes with it.
- Can it show which homes are available?
- It shows which unit types are sold out: your team marks them in the site's admin, and the page says so instead of hiding them. It doesn't track stock home by home.
- Is a page on our main site enough?
- It can be. In our search, the one developer page that came first sat on the developer's main site. What matters is one address with the registered facts. We build the project's own site; if your main site already does the job, your written plan will say so.
- Who owns the site, the domain and the enquiries?
- You do. The domain, the site, its words and pictures, and every enquiry are yours. Enquiries reach your team by email the moment they're sent. If you leave, we hand it all over.
A launch gets one address. Make it the one that answers.
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