Built for property managers.
Listings, applications and tenants in one place.
WUWI Sites drafts a real site around your available units, amenities, and a way for renters to reach you — not a static PDF flyer.
Listings you control
Add, update or mark a unit as leased yourself, whenever availability changes.
Inquiries without the runaround
A form routes rental inquiries straight to your inbox instead of a voicemail nobody checks.
One place for tenants
Give current tenants an easy way to find maintenance contact info and office hours.
Built for a fast search
Most renters search on their phone first, and every page is responsive by default.
What the site needs
The pages a property management website needs
Home
The first impression: your properties, service area, and a clear way to inquire about a unit.
Listings
Available units with photos, rent, and specs, easy to update yourself as availability changes.
Amenities
What each property offers, from parking to laundry to pet policy, laid out clearly.
Tenant Resources
Maintenance contact info, office hours and policies, so current tenants aren't stuck guessing.
Contact
Address, phone number, embedded map and an inquiry form in one place.
How it works
From a description to a live site.
Step 1
Describe your properties
Tell WUWI Sites what you manage, your service area and available units, and it drafts real pages built only from what you gave it.
Step 2
Edit every section
Adjust content, layout and style block by block, add listings and photos, and set colors and fonts once from the Brand panel.
Step 3
Publish and go live
Your site publishes to a free yourname.wuwisites.com address instantly, or connect a custom domain with automatic SSL for $5 a month.
What works
What makes a property management website actually work
Someone looking for a rental is usually comparing several listings in one sitting, often on their phone, and they move on fast if a site is confusing or out of date. They want current availability, real photos, rent, and a way to ask about a unit — not a PDF flyer or a listing that leased out weeks ago. WUWI Sites is mobile-first by default, and built-in SEO — a live score, AI-drafted titles and descriptions, and LocalBusiness schema — helps your properties show up correctly when someone searches for rentals in your area.
Trust comes from listings that are actually current: real photos, accurate rent, and a unit marked unavailable the moment it's leased. Every block on a WUWI site — text, images, listings — stays editable, so an update takes minutes instead of a call to a web developer. Leasing inquiries can route through a contact form with email or webhook forwarding and spam protection, so a ready renter's request lands in your inbox instead of going unanswered.
Must-haves
FAQ
Questions about websites for property managers
Can renters inquire about a unit through my website?
WUWI Sites includes inquiry-style contact forms that forward requests to your email or another tool via webhook, with spam protection. It doesn't include a built-in application or payment engine, so most property managers link the form or a button to whatever screening or leasing tool they already use.
Can I list multiple properties and units?
Yes. Add a Listings page with a card or gallery layout for each unit, and mark one unavailable or update the rent yourself whenever it changes.
How much does a website for a property management company cost?
It's free to start, and manual editing is always free. A full AI-drafted site costs 8 credits, or 2 credits for a single section; adding a custom domain is $5 a month with automatic SSL.
Will my listings show up in local search?
Each page includes a live SEO score, AI-drafted titles and descriptions, an automatic sitemap and canonical tags, plus LocalBusiness schema built from your address, phone, hours and service areas.
Can I use my own domain name for my property management site?
Yes. Every site publishes first to a free yourname.wuwisites.com address, and you can connect a custom domain for $5 a month with automatic SSL.
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