01 · aggregator development

Aggregator websites,built turnkey

We bring offers from dozens of suppliers into one catalog: import from feeds and APIs, duplicate matching, filters, a map and partner accounts

Timeline
from 6 weeks
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Built for your niche, not a template

People compare apartments and heavy machinery in different ways. We design the catalog around how your customers choose

  • 01

    Real estate

    Thousands of apartments from dozens of developers and agencies: buyers compare prices, floor plans and completion dates in one place

    • Feeds from listing portals
    • Filters by price, size, completion
    • Map with neighborhood search
    • Developer and agent accounts
  • 02

    Heavy machinery and equipment

    Equipment rental and sales, where offers are scattered across hundreds of companies and private owners

    • Catalog by type and specs
    • Supplier profiles with their fleet
    • One request to several suppliers
    • Company ratings
  • 03

    Events and listings

    Trade shows, forums and conferences from many organizers: visitors search by topic, city and dates

    • Calendar and industry filters
    • Venues, organizers, speakers
    • Event submissions with moderation
    • Add to calendar
  • 04

    Services and contractors

    A directory of providers with starting prices, portfolios and reviews: clients choose instead of calling everyone

    • Profiles with real projects
    • Filters by region and budget
    • Reviews and company checks
    • Leads sent to provider accounts
  • 05

    Products and prices

    Comparing offers from stores and suppliers: what matters is fresh prices and stock without manual edits

    • Price lists from YML, CSV and APIs
    • Matching identical products
    • Price history
    • Click-through tracking to sellers
  • 06

    Industry directories

    Clinics, schools, auto shops, resorts: a city-by-city directory of businesses that earns from listings

    • City and category pages
    • Listing with map and contacts
    • Moderated reviews
    • Paid plans and boosts

Data flow with no manual work

Six steps from a partner feed to platform revenue. The catalog runs itself, your team only moderates

  1. 01Feeds and APIs

    Partners send data

    Developers, stores and companies connect a feed, an API or a spreadsheet. Those without an export add listings in their own account

  2. 02Scheduled import

    The catalog updates itself

    New offers appear, sold ones disappear. Source errors show up in the log, not in user complaints

  3. 03Matching

    Duplicates merge

    One property from five sources becomes a single listing with a price comparison, not five identical rows

  4. 04Filters and map

    Users find it

    Dozens of parameters, a map and thousands of landing pages for search. The right option is a couple of clicks away, even in a huge catalog

  5. 05Leads to accounts

    The lead goes to the partner

    Inquiries land in the supplier account, the CRM or Telegram. Partners see how many clients came from the platform

  6. 06Monetization

    The platform earns

    Plans, listing boosts, pay-per-lead. Analytics with goals shows what brings in money and what does not

In every aggregator

  1. 01Catalog with faceted filters
  2. 02Map with clusters and neighborhood search
  3. 03Import from feeds, APIs and spreadsheets
  4. 04Duplicate matching across sources
  5. 05Listing page with similar offers
  6. 06Supplier accounts with stats
  7. 07Moderation of listings and reviews
  8. 08Favorites, comparison and collections
  9. 09SEO structure for thousands of pages
  10. 10Analytics with goals and lead reports

Aggregators already live

Real estate, heavy machinery, business events and contractor platforms. Dozens of suppliers each, one catalog

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Data that updates itself

An aggregator lives on fresh prices and stock. Sold items disappear, new ones appear with no manual edits

Sources we connect: YML, XML feeds, Listing portals, Classifieds, REST API, GraphQL, CSV, Google Sheets, ERP systems, Bitrix24, amoCRM

Before kickoff we check every source: format, update frequency and data quality. We only promise what we have confirmed on a real export

Revenue from day one

How the aggregator makes money is built into the architecture from the start, so you don't rebuild the catalog six months later

  • Paid listings

    Plans for suppliers: how many listings, which tools and which stats each one includes

  • Boosted placement

    Highlighted and pinned listings, promotion packages paid right from the account

  • Pay-per-lead

    Partners pay per inquiry or click: the platform counts every contact and issues the invoice

  • Ads and sponsored content

    Banner slots, curated collections and branded sections for major partners

  • Referral program

    Agents and brokers bring in clients and earn a commission on every deal

  • Analytics subscription

    Market price and demand trends as a separate paid product for industry players

Aggregator websites: packages

The cost depends on scope. We send a detailed estimate the day after the brief and don't change it after kickoff unless the scope changes

  • Aggregator catalog

    Custom quote

    6–8 weeks

    • Catalog with filters, map and listings
    • Import from 1–3 sources
    • Admin panel and moderation
    • SEO structure and analytics with goals
    Get an estimate

  • Aggregator with accounts and monetization

    Custom quote

    from 10 weeks

    • Supplier accounts with stats
    • Plans, promotion, online payments
    • Many sources and duplicate matching
    • Reviews, ratings, notifications
    Get an estimate

  • Multi-city or multi-country platform

    Custom quote

    from 4 months

    • Multiple languages and currencies
    • Mobile app
    • Market analytics and price trends
    • CRM and payment gateways
    Get an estimate

What drives the cost

  • Sources without a ready API: scraping partner sites or manual exports
  • Complex duplicate matching across sources in different formats
  • Online payments and settlements between the parties to a deal
  • A mobile app alongside the website
  • Moving the database and pages from an old platform without losing rankings

How a project runs

  1. 01

    Brief and estimate

    1–2 days

    A 30-minute call. We review the data sources and the revenue model, and send an estimate with milestones the next day

  2. 02

    Prototype and design

    1–2 weeks

    A clickable prototype of the catalog, listing page and account, then the design. Changes happen before development, not after

  3. 03

    Development in stages

    per estimate

    We connect the sources first so the catalog fills up from day one. Every stage goes to a staging site with a sign-off

  4. 04

    Launch and support

    30 days

    We watch the imports and indexing and train your moderation team. A month of support is included

Common questions

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  1. It depends on scope; the estimate is fixed

    An aggregator catalog with filters, a map, data import and an admin panel takes 6–8 weeks. With supplier accounts, plans and payments, from 10 weeks. We send a fixed estimate the day after the brief: the cost depends on the number of sources, the depth of the filters and whether you need monetization at launch

  2. Partner feeds, your databases and accounts

    We connect the first sources before launch so the catalog is never empty: partner feeds and APIs, your spreadsheets and databases. Other suppliers add their listings themselves through their accounts

  3. An account with bulk upload from a spreadsheet

    We give the partner an account with a simple form and spreadsheet upload. If the data is public on their site and they agree, we set up regular collection. We check what is possible for each source before kickoff

  4. Yes, the catalog is built for large volumes

    We build the catalog on PostgreSQL with search indexes and caching, so filters stay fast even at scale. Batumi Estate runs with 124 developers and thousands of apartments

  5. The deal: an aggregator sends clients to the supplier

    An aggregator collects and matches offers, and the client closes the deal with the supplier. A marketplace adds orders, payments and platform liability. Projects often start as aggregators and add payments later, so we design the architecture with that in mind

  6. Thousands of landing pages from the catalog

    Category, city, neighborhood and filter pages are generated from catalog data. Empty and duplicate combinations are kept out of the index, and listings get structured data markup. After launch we can take over SEO

  7. The code is yours, hosting is your choice

    We hand over the source code and all access. We host the project with a provider of your choice or on your own server. After launch we can take on support: monitoring imports, updating and improving the platform

Let's discuss your aggregator

Tell us about your niche and where the data comes from. We reply within two business hours and send an estimate the next day

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