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Space search and filters
Brokers and tenants filter space by square feet, use, price and area, on a map or a list.
- —Size ranges, floors and lease terms
- —A map and a list view
- —Listings from the system you already keep
What clients say
Teams like yours, in their own words.
“The client portal, the feedback extension and the WordPress security alerts have been very intuitive, pretty turnkey. Just this past week getting comfortable with it, it’s been really helpful. We’re rolling it out to our core team. Nice job.”
Eric MillerNorth American Director of Sales & Marketing, General Filters & GeneralAire®What we cover
Every kind of space a tenant or buyer searches for.
They type the use and the size, not your name. Each search lands on a page with the specs and a broker to call.
- Office space for leaseFiltered by size, floor and area
- Retail spaceFrontage, plans and a map
- Industrial and warehouseClear height, docks and power listed
- Medical office spaceSuites sized and mapped
- Land for saleParcels with size, zoning and a map
- Buildings for saleA page and a private deal room
- Tenant representationA form that starts from the need
- Flex and shared spaceSmall suites by size and term
Problems we solve
Where space stays empty, and how you fill it.
The problem: Tenants search by square feet and use, not by building.
What changes: Space is searched by size, use, price and area.
The problem: Your listing is a flyer attached to an email.
What changes: Each space has a page with the plan, the specs and a map.
The problem: Inquiries say “interested” and nothing about size or timing.
What changes: The form asks for the size, use and move date first.
The problem: Offering documents travel by email to anyone who asks.
What changes: Documents open after a signed agreement, and you see who opened them.
The problem: Landlords hiring a broker can’t see what you have done.
What changes: A page of your leased and sold space shows your work.
The problem: You rebuild a brochure every time a space changes.
What changes: A brochure builds itself from the listing page.
Use cases
Three moments in a broker’s week.
Each one starts on the site and ends with a person at your desk.
A new space comes to market
You enter the specs once. The listing page, the map and the brochure all appear from that entry.
A buyer asks for the financials
They sign the agreement on the page, and the documents open. You see the time and the file they read first.
A tenant’s broker sends a search
The tenant filters by size and area on your site and sends an inquiry. It arrives with the size and the move date already filled in.
Design directions
See how your brokerage could look.
Four directions to start from. Pick the one that feels like you and we shape it around your listings.
Concept designs with sample names and figures. Yours is built around your brand, photos and words.
What you get
What puts your space in front of the right tenant.
Start with the step where inquiries go vague. Add the rest when you're ready.
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Listing pages with specs
Every space gets a page with its plan, photos, specs and the listing broker’s contact.
- —Plans, photos and specs
- —Clear height, parking and power where they apply
- —A map and a contact for the listing broker
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Automatic property brochures
A brochure in PDF builds itself from the listing, so a change is made once.
- —Your logo, layout and broker details
- —Rebuilt when the listing changes
- —Shared by link or download
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Private deal rooms
Buyers sign an agreement online, then open the offering documents. You see who looked at what.
- —A signature before the documents open
- —Access for each buyer or tenant
- —A log of who opened which file
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Tenant inquiry forms
Inquiries arrive with the size, use and move date, and go to the broker for that space.
- —Questions chosen for each kind of space
- —Sent to the right broker by text and email
- —Saved to your CRM with the space they asked about
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Market update pages
Short pages with your view of a submarket, so owners and tenants see what you know.
- —A page for each submarket you work in
- —Your own words, kept current
- —Subscribers get the next update
How it works
You tell us the goal, we walk every step with you.
The same process for every client. You know what you get and what it costs before anything is built.
You tell us
What your business does and what is not working. We reply within 2 hours on business days.
You get a plan
We look at what you already have. You get a written plan, a timeline and an estimate.
It goes live tested
Everything is built and tested on a private copy before it goes live. What we build is yours.
Someone stays beside you
After launch, one person you know by name looks after it: updates, backups, checks and fixes.
About werun.dev
One team beside you, from day one to every change.
You explain your business once. The people who plan your site build it and look after it.
- One team, from the first call to long after launch
- Every change is tested before it reaches your site
- You own the site and its code
200+
Sites we watch over
Updated, monitored, backed up
12+
Years keeping sites up
Websites and web apps
<2h
When something breaks
We answer on business days
Working with us
You stay on the job, we keep you in the loop.
Your project, approvals and invoices live in the Client Portal. You ask for a change by clicking on your own site. With Care, a written report arrives every month.
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Client Portal
Projects, requests, invoices, proposals and contracts in one place. Ask it a question and it answers from your own records.
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Client Feedback
Click anything on your own site and say what you want. That's it: the team gets it as a task with a screenshot, and you watch it get solved.
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Monthly report
Every month, in writing: what we changed on your site, what we watched over and what comes next.
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werun.Experiments
Not sure which version sells more? Try both with real visitors. Tell us the idea in plain words, we set up the test, and you watch the winner from your Client Portal.
Questions
Yes, when the system you keep them in offers an export or an API. Spaces then update on the site without retyping. If it does not, your team enters them in one simple form.