A shop window display that shows your properties by itself

Which screen for your shop window

In a shop window, the sun shines on the glass, and passers-by look from a few metres away. That is why an installation partner from your region visits you first. The partner measures your window, looks at where the light comes from and advises a screen that stays easy to read there.

The screen can hang in landscape or portrait. Landscape suits a wide window. Portrait suits a narrow window or a spot next to the door, like a poster. You choose together with the partner, who then supplies and mounts the screen.

What passers-by see

Each property gets an image of its own: a large photo, for sale or to let, the price and the town. Anyone who comes closer reads how many bedrooms and bathrooms the property has, how large the home is and how much land or terrace comes with it. For a Belgian agency, the screen also shows the EPC label with its score, the urban planning information and the flood risk scores.

The design follows your house style, with your logo and colours. The screen shows your properties one by one, or several at once in a single image. A property under offer can get a label. A new property or a new price is in your shop window the same day.

After closing time too

Many people look at homes when the agency is closed, in the evening after work or on a Sunday walk. A poster in the window then shows what was for sale last week. The screen shows what is in your agency software today.

Anyone who sees a home that appeals to them can call you the next morning. If your design has a QR code, the code opens the property on your website.

The screen works with the agency software you already use, in Belgium and in the Netherlands: see all integrations. If you have more than one office, each shop window gets its own listings. You can read about that under screens for multiple offices.