Launch your public SEO website (EN/TH/RU/ZH/JA)

What the public website is

Every DevProp tenant gets a customer-facing property website hosted at your-agency.devprop.app (or your own domain — see Step 4). The site is fully branded with your agency's own colours, logo, font and tone — never a generic DevProp template. It's populated from the same listings + buildings + projects you create in the CRM admin. Update a price in the admin → it changes on the public site within 60 seconds.

Languages out of the box (Professional plan):

1. English — for international buyers + expats
2. Thai — for Thai-only buyers and the SEO of localized queries
3. Russian — for the post-2022 Russian emigration market in Phuket, Pattaya
4. Chinese (Simplified) — for mainland Chinese investors
5. Japanese — for the Bangkok / Chiang Mai long-stay community

On Growth plan: EN + TH only. On Custom plan: any languages you want, including non-Asian (French, German, Spanish, etc.).

What's on the public site

1. Homepage — your agency brand, featured listings, market stats per city you operate in
2. Property search — filter by price, bedrooms, location, zone, foreign-eligible (only for foreign buyers visiting in EN/RU/ZH/JA)
3. Individual unit pages — full photo gallery, specs, map, agent contact, related listings
4. Project pages — when you've grouped units under a project entity, the project gets its own page with all units below
5. Zone pages — auto-generated landing pages per zone (Sukhumvit, Silom, etc.) for SEO long-tail capture
6. About / Contact — your agency story, team photos, office address, LINE OA QR code
7. Blog (optional) — you can write market guides per city, they go to /blog/

Step 1 — Brand the site

Settings → Public website → Branding. Three picks:

1. Logo — PNG with transparent background, recommended 200x60px
2. Primary color — used for buttons and accents. Pick from preset palette or paste a hex code (e.g. #38bdf8 for sky blue, #b91c1c for crimson)
3. Font — DM Sans (default), Inter, Manrope, IBM Plex, Noto Serif Thai. Different fonts can be set per language.

Preview updates in real-time. When you save, the change goes live in 60 seconds.

Step 2 — Configure pages

Settings → Public website → Pages. Each page can be enabled/disabled. Common configuration:

1. Homepage: enabled, with 6-12 featured listings (you pick which)
2. Property search: enabled, with default filters set (e.g. "Show only condos under ฿20M" if you focus on mid-market)
3. Zone pages: auto-generated for each zone tag you use. Edit the page intro for each to add SEO context ("Sukhumvit condos for sale and rent — DevProp Bangkok's curated inventory across BTS Asok to BTS Phra Khanong")
4. Project pages: auto-generated. Edit the project description for each
5. About + Contact: edit copy, upload team photos, set office address
6. Blog: enabled or disabled. If enabled, you write posts in Settings → Public website → Blog

Step 3 — SEO settings

Settings → Public website → SEO. Configured by default with sensible values but you can override:

1. Site title pattern: {listing_title} | {agency_name} — Bangkok property
2. Meta description default: pulled from listing description (first 160 chars) or custom per-listing override
3. Open Graph image: auto-generated from the first listing photo + your logo overlay
4. Sitemap: auto-regenerated daily, submitted to Google Search Console (you can connect GSC at Settings → Integrations → Google Search Console)
5. Schema.org: SoftwareApplication for agency, RealEstateListing per unit, Place per zone, AggregateRating if you've collected reviews
6. robots.txt: allow all crawlers including AI (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot) by default. Customize at Settings → Public website → robots.txt.

Step 4 — Point your own domain

By default your site is at your-agency.devprop.app. Most agencies want their own domain. Settings → Public website → Custom domain:

1. Enter your domain (e.g. sukhumvitproperty.com)
2. DevProp shows you two DNS records to add at your registrar (an A record + a TXT verification record)
3. Add the records → wait 5-15 minutes for DNS propagation
4. Click Verify in DevProp
5. We automatically provision a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate and serve your site at HTTPS

Subdomains also work: listings.youragency.com, property.youragency.com, etc. You can keep the marketing site on your existing webhost and run only the listings catalog on DevProp's subdomain.

Step 5 — Connect Google Search Console

Settings → Integrations → Google Search Console. Click Connect, sign in with your Google account that owns the GSC property for your domain. DevProp:

1. Submits your sitemap (auto-updated daily)
2. Pulls weekly impressions / clicks / position data per page
3. Shows you the top-performing pages in Reports → SEO → Pages
4. Sends weekly digest email summarizing organic traffic trends

If you don't have GSC set up, our wizard creates it for you (you still need a Google account with verified ownership of the domain — same email as your DevProp admin works in 90% of cases).

Step 6 — AI Overviews & LLM discovery

DevProp's public website ships with llms.txt and llms-full.txt (the standard for AI search engines) auto-generated. This makes your listings citable in:

1. Google AI Overviews (the AI summary at top of Google search results)
2. ChatGPT search (when users ask "Find me 2-bed condos in Sukhumvit under ฿15M")
3. Perplexity searches
4. Bing Copilot
5. Apple Intelligence (when launched in Thailand)

You don't need to do anything — the files are populated from your inventory. View them at https://your-domain.com/llms.txt after launch.

Common questions

1. Can I run my main marketing site on Webflow and only listings on DevProp? Yes, point a subdomain (listings.youragency.com) to DevProp.
2. Will my agents' contact info appear publicly? Only the agency's main contact (office phone, contact@youragency.com). Individual agents are shown on listing pages only when the buyer initiates contact, never via public scrape.
3. How fast does the public site update when I change the admin? 60 seconds for content changes, 5 minutes for major structural changes (new pages, navigation reorder).
4. Does it work without JavaScript? Yes. Server-rendered HTML for every page. Critical for SEO; Google's bot can read everything without JS execution.