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New-Build Development Microsite Cost for a Property Developer in London (2026)

Mohamed Bah·Fondateur, Kolonell
October 15, 2026
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New-Build Development Microsite Cost for a Property Developer in London (2026)

New-Build Development Microsite Cost for a Property Developer in London (2026)

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The verdict in three sentences

For a property developer in London launching 3 to 6 schemes a year, a dedicated development microsite costs 10,000 to 30,000 GBP in 2026, interactive availability and floor plans included. Profitability hinges on the cost per buyer enquiry, currently 40 to 120 GBP depending on the channel, and on how cleanly enquiries flow into your sales CRM. With a reusable technical platform, each new scheme goes live in 4 to 6 weeks for a fraction of the first one's cost.

What a microsite that sells actually contains

A buyer looking at a two-bed in Woolwich or an off-plan townhouse in Barking compares 4 to 8 developments on their phone before booking a viewing. They want price, size, floor, aspect and completion date first. An effective microsite gives those answers in three taps and captures the enquiry at the moment they hesitate between two units.

ComponentSales purpose2026 budget (GBP)
Development page (CGIs, area guide, specification)Create desire and place the scheme2,500 to 6,000
Live availability table (price, size, floor, status)Answer the price question without a call1,500 to 4,000
Interactive plans (clickable elevations and floors)Let buyers pick their unit and view3,000 to 8,000
Mortgage and stamp duty calculatorQualify buying power1,200 to 3,000
Contextual forms (per unit, viewing, brochure)Capture qualified enquiries800 to 2,000
Developer CRM connectorInstant assignment to a sales negotiator1,500 to 4,000
Conversion tracking (Google Ads, Meta, portals)Measure cost per enquiry700 to 1,500
Compliance pack (CGI disclaimers, UK GDPR, accessibility)Reduce legal risk600 to 1,500

The first scheme carries the platform design cost. Later schemes reuse the templates: only content, CGIs and plans change, which usually brings the budget to the low end of the range.

Cost per enquiry: the only metric that matters

A London developer typically spends 30,000 to 90,000 GBP on marketing per scheme (marketing suite, hoardings, portals, campaigns). The microsite is the landing point for all that traffic. If it converts poorly, every pound spent elsewhere loses value.

Acquisition channel2026 cost per buyer enquiry (GBP)Average quality
New-homes portals70 to 120Good, but shared with competing schemes
Google Ads to the microsite50 to 95Good with a precise scheme page
Meta Ads to the microsite40 to 80Variable, qualify fast
Microsite organic search15 to 35 (amortised)Very good, strong intent
Marketing suite and site hoardings30 to 70Excellent, local buyer
Referrals and existing database8 to 25Excellent

Lifting a scheme page conversion rate from 1.5% to 3% halves your paid cost per enquiry. That is where interactive plans and live availability pay for themselves: a buyer who has picked « their » unit fills in the form.

Timeline and budget by launch rhythm

ScenarioContentBudget (GBP)Timeline
Simple microsite1 scheme, availability table, forms, email to CRM10,000 to 14,0004 weeks
Full micrositeInteractive plans, calculator, CRM connector16,000 to 30,0005 to 6 weeks
Multi-scheme platformReusable template, unit back office, first scheme included35,000 to 55,0008 to 10 weeks
Next scheme on the platformContent, plans, CGIs5,000 to 10,0002 to 3 weeks
Maintenance and hosting (market)Updates, backups, availability updates150 to 450 per monthOngoing

From 3 schemes a year, a multi-scheme platform becomes cheaper than standalone microsites. It also keeps the brand consistent and centralises sales data.

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Sophie, marketing director of a London developer (illustrative profile), launches 4 schemes a year and currently buys most enquiries on portals at 95 GBP each, about 200 enquiries per scheme. She commissions a multi-scheme platform at 45,000 GBP, then each further scheme at 7,500 GBP. If 40% of enquiries now come through the microsite at 55 GBP instead of 95, she saves 80 enquiries × 40 GBP = 3,200 GBP per scheme, or 12,800 GBP a year. More importantly, with 8% of enquiries turning into reservations, the 2 or 3 extra sales from better conversion far outweigh the site budget.

FAQ

One microsite per scheme or a page on the corporate site?

A corporate page is enough for a 10-unit scheme. Above 25 units, or once campaigns exceed 30,000 GBP, a dedicated microsite with its own domain converts better and is easier to measure.

Are interactive plans worth 3,000 to 8,000 GBP?

Yes, if availability is updated live. A buyer who sees only 3 south-facing two-beds left acts faster, and viewing requests often rise by 20 to 40%.

Which developer CRMs can be connected?

Most property sales CRMs and general CRMs expose an API or accept structured email leads. The connector costs 1,500 to 4,000 GBP depending on the tool.

How long should the microsite stay live?

Until completion and the last sale, then 6 to 12 months as a reference. Budget 150 to 450 GBP a month for hosting and maintenance.

Which disclaimers does an off-plan scheme need?

State that CGIs are indicative, the conditions of displayed prices, the estimated completion date and your privacy policy. Allow 600 to 1,500 GBP for a reviewed compliance pack.

Let's scope your project. Tell us your launch rhythm, the number of units per scheme and your CRM: we will price a microsite or a multi-scheme platform with an indicative budget and delivery in 4 to 10 weeks. Detailed quote within 48 h. WhatsApp +221 77 596 93 33.

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Mohamed Bah

Fondateur, Kolonell

Passionate about digital and entrepreneurship in Africa, Mohamed has been helping Sénégalese businesses with their digital transformation since 2020. Founder of Kolonell, he believes every SME deserves a professional and accessible online présence.