Real estate · Box+Dice
Box+Dice and your website, in step.
Listings, sold results and agent details should flow from Box+Dice to your site automatically. When they do not, we find the break and fix it.
The problem
Agency websites that rely on Box+Dice data tend to fail quietly. A feed stops, a field is renamed or a cached copy never refreshes. Sold properties stay listed as available and new campaigns are missing from the site.
On the lead side, website forms often stop at an email inbox. Where Box+Dice provides API or feed access for your agency, we connect listings to the site and send enquiries back as contacts. Access usually needs to be requested by the agency from the vendor.
Before we start
- API or feed access is requested by your agency from Box+Dice
- Credentials go into your hosting, never through this website
- We test against real listings on a staging site first
- You get a note on how the sync works and how to pause it
Box+Dice jobs we do
Repair a stalled listing feed
Find where the Box+Dice data stops reaching the website and fix it.
Build a listing display
Show current, sold and leased properties with search and filters.
Agent and office pages
Pull team details through so profiles stay current.
Forms into Box+Dice
Send appraisal and enquiry forms into the CRM, avoiding duplicate contacts.
Scoping agent
Tell us what’s stuck.
Two minutes of guided questions. You get a plain-English brief, and a developer replies within one business day.
- Guided questions, not an AI chatbot
- A person reviews every brief
- Never asks for passwords or keys
No account. No sales script. Never asks for passwords or keys.
Box+Dice / Straight answers
Before you ask.
Are you a Box+Dice partner?
No. We are independent and work with whatever access Box+Dice provides to your agency.
Can you rebuild our website around Box+Dice?
If it fits within a small, defined scope, yes. Larger rebuilds may need a bigger team, and we will say so.
Do you need our login?
No. Never send passwords. API or feed credentials requested by the agency are the usual route.