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title: "Websites for real estate developers in Georgia"
canonical: "https://en.prostor-agency.com/georgia/real-estate"
summary: "Sales websites for real estate developers in Georgia: unit selection, floor plans, investor maths and four languages. Projects from $3,500."
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# Websites that sell apartments in Georgia

## Where developer websites in Georgia lose the buyer

- **The flagship drowns on the homepage** — Eleven projects as eleven identical cards. The one you are selling this quarter looks exactly like the one that sold out two years ago.
- **There is nothing to choose from** — “Seven layouts from 74 m²” written in a paragraph — no unit chessboard, no floor plans, no idea what is still available. The buyer leaves to ask an agent instead of you.
- **The investor gets a banner, not maths** — A yield figure in the hero and nothing behind it. No calculator that takes a budget and returns rental income, payment plan and resale horizon.
- **The English version is thinner than the local one** — Half the pages missing, forms in Georgian, prices only in GEL. Yet the buyer from the UAE, Israel or the UK reads exactly that version.
- **Renders go up raw** — Straight out of the visualiser: cold light, flat façades, empty terraces. Grading and composition alone change how expensive the building looks — before a single new render is ordered.
- **The page is heavy and the ad traffic bounces** — A site builder, uncompressed images, three seconds to the first screen on 4G. You pay for the click twice: once to the platform, once in the lost lead.

## What we build for a developer

- **Sales website for one project** — Structure, copy, design and build on our own code. Location, architecture, layouts, progress, form — in the order a buyer actually reads them.
- **Unit selection that works** — Chessboard by floor and block, floor plans, filters by area and price, availability status, PDF for the unit. Fed from your table, not retyped by hand.
- **The investor block** — Rental yield calculator, payment plans, management programme, resale maths. The numbers your sales team repeats on every call, on the page.
- **Four languages, one site** — English, Russian, Georgian and Hebrew as equal versions — same pages, same forms, right currency. Georgian copy is written by a native speaker.
- **Render post-production** — Grading, light, landscape and atmosphere on the renders you already own. Also art direction for the next batch, so the CGI studio delivers what sells.
- **Analytics and CRM** — Forms into amoCRM, Bitrix24 or HubSpot, call tracking, goals and ad sources — so you can tell which channel brought the deposit.

## Packages and prices

- **Project landing page** — from $3,500. One page for one project: hero, location, architecture, layouts overview, progress, lead form, analytics. Enough to open sales or to test a new object. from 3 weeks
- **Sales website with unit selection** — $5,000–12,000. The full site: unit chessboard, floor plans, investor block, two to four languages, CRM and analytics wired in. The version a developer sells from for years. from 6 weeks
- **Design retainer** — $1,500–3,700 / mo. A block of senior design hours every month — new objects, landing pages for launches, banners, decks, render treatment. Instead of hiring in-house. rolling, pause any month

## What you are protected by

- Fixed scope and fixed price — no invoices appearing halfway through
- You see finished work every week, not one reveal at the end
- You own the code, the design source files and every account we set up
- Launch dates are tied to your sales start, not to our queue
- The teardown before the contract is free and yours to keep
- English and Russian on every call and in every document

## Developers and agencies who trusted us

- **Harey Zahav** — developer · Israel and US
- **iCITY** — business towers · Moscow City
- **Interstellar** — residential · Dubai
- **Elite Merit** — premium agency · Dubai
- **Villa Del Divos** — private residence
- **Samolet** — development
- **WeWall** — commercial real estate

## How we start

- **A 30-minute call** — You describe the object and the sales plan. We say honestly whether we are the right team for it.
- **A teardown of your project, free** — We go through your current site and one competitor the way your buyer does, and send what we found in writing.
- **Scope, timeline and a fixed price** — A written scope, a schedule tied to your sales start, and a number that does not move mid-project.

## Questions developers ask before the first call

### Do you build websites for real estate developers in Georgia?

Yes, it is our core niche: sales websites for developments in Tbilisi, Batumi and Gonio — apartment selection with an availability chart, floor plans, an investor block and up to four languages. Projects start at $3,500 for a landing page.

### How much does a developer website cost in Georgia?

A project landing page from $3,500, a full sales website with unit selection $5,000–12,000, ongoing support $1,500–3,700 a month. The exact quote depends on languages, integrations and how ready your renders and content are.

### How much does a website for a residential complex in Georgia cost?

A landing page for one project starts at $3,500 and takes from three weeks. A full sales website with unit selection, an investor block and several languages is $5,000–12,000 and takes from six weeks. A design retainer is $1,500–3,700 per month. The estimate is fixed in writing before the work starts.

### Can you build apartment selection with floor plans and availability?

Yes — that is the part we build most often. A chessboard by block and floor, filters by area, price and layout, a page per unit with a floor plan and a PDF, and availability status. It is fed from the table your sales department already keeps, so nobody retypes anything.

### Do you work with developers outside Tbilisi — in Batumi, Gonio, Kvariati?

Yes. We are based in Tbilisi and projects in Batumi, Gonio, Kvariati and Vake have already come across our desk. Work happens over calls and a shared board, so the location of the object changes nothing about the process.

### Can the site be in Georgian, English, Russian and Hebrew?

Yes. Multilingual is part of the build, not an add-on bolted on later: the same pages, forms and currencies in every language. Our team writes English and Russian; Georgian and Hebrew copy is written by native speakers and reviewed with you.

### We already have renders. Can you improve them instead of ordering new ones?

Usually yes. Grading, light, landscape and composition on existing renders change the perceived class of the object without new modelling. We do that as a separate piece of work, and we can also art-direct the next batch so your CGI studio delivers frames that sell.

### Our sales start in six weeks. Is that enough time?

For a landing page with layouts, location and a lead form — yes, that fits. For a full site with unit selection we usually launch the first screen and the form on time and add the chessboard in the following weeks, so sales are never waiting on the website.

### Will the site connect to our CRM?

Yes. Forms go into amoCRM, Bitrix24 or HubSpot with the ad source attached, calls are tracked, and goals are set up in analytics — so you can see which channel actually brings deposits, not just clicks.

### Who owns the website after launch?

You do. The code, the design sources, the domain and every account stay with you. There is no lock-in to us as a hosting or support provider — if you move the project in-house, everything goes with it.