Own the marketplace
A branded marketplace on your domain, with an admin dashboard for the business model, modules, fee schedule, roles, and disclosures — and no engineering project to get there.
What owners getWhite-label marketplace platform
Launch a complete property marketplace in weeks, not years
Aurum Estate is the software underneath a modern property marketplace — sales, rentals, and off-market deals, running under your brand on your domain.
About us
Most tools give you a website. We give you the marketplace.
A marketplace is not a listing site. It has inventory with rules, participants with roles, a sale or a lease that has to close, and money that has to reconcile at the end. That whole chain is what we build — as one system, under your brand, on your domain, with the per-state rules enforced rather than remembered.
- One data model across sales, rentals, providers
- Brand applied at runtime
- Register to payout on one record
- Every fee explainable, none a percentage
You can register and configure a sandbox today, and it runs beside your current stack. Nothing publishes until verification clears, nothing goes live until you switch the domain, and your inventory never leaves your tenant in the meantime.
See every moduleOur services
Four things a marketplace has to do
Not features — the four jobs a tenant is buying when they buy platform access. Each one is configured per tenant, and all of them run on the same data model.
Buy and sell
Search, map, saved searches, structured offers with a versioned counter trail, disclosure packets, e-signature, and a closing tracker that shows every milestone.
What buyers getRent and lease
Rental listings with criteria published before the application, consent-based screening, lease signing, rent and deposit collection through a licensed payment partner, and renewals.
What renters getFind a professional
Agents, lenders, settlement, inspectors, appraisers, insurers, and movers as first-class participants — verified licenses, flat-fee plans, and per-transaction scoped access.
What providers getProperties
Buy, rent, or sell on the same marketplace
What a tenant's storefront looks like on day one. Every card is rendered from the same schema the real feeds map into, and the rental inventory uses the same record with different rules attached.
FeaturedNew York, NY45$12,500,000
Manhattan Penthouse
4 bedroom condo in New York, NY. 4,200 sq ft, listed by the tenant that owns this inventory scope.
Ashford & ValeBrokerageFor sale
NewMiami Beach, FL67$8,750,000
Oceanfront Villa
6 bedroom house in Miami Beach, FL. 6,800 sq ft, listed by the tenant that owns this inventory scope.
Ashford & ValeBrokerageFor sale
ExclusiveBrooklyn, NY54$4,200,000
Historic Brownstone
5 bedroom townhouse in Brooklyn, NY. 3,500 sq ft, listed by the tenant that owns this inventory scope.
Ashford & ValeBrokerageFor sale
FeaturedSeattle, WA43$2,950,000
Puget Sound Waterfront
4 bedroom house in Seattle, WA. 3,100 sq ft, listed by the tenant that owns this inventory scope.
Harborline RealtyBrokerageFor sale
NewPortland, OR43$1,180,000
Willamette Heights Craftsman
4 bedroom house in Portland, OR. 2,650 sq ft, listed by the tenant that owns this inventory scope.
Harborline RealtyBrokerageFor sale
ExclusiveSan Diego, CA56$6,400,000
La Jolla Bluff Estate
5 bedroom house in San Diego, CA. 5,200 sq ft, listed by the tenant that owns this inventory scope.
Harborline RealtyBrokerageFor sale
Synthetic demo inventory. Not MLS data, not an offer of real property, and not a representation of any live tenant's listings.
Open the demo marketplacePlatform
Everything the marketplace needs, switched on
Each of these is a module toggled in the tenant admin dashboard rather than a build. Turn on sales, then rentals, then providers, in whatever order suits the business.
Property data ingest
Rental and lease lifecycle
FCRA screening and adverse action
Off-market gating and MLS filing
Lender directory and loan milestones
Provider network and flat-fee plans
Per-state disclosure packets
Tenant admin dashboard
How it works
From registering to owning demand
Two journeys run at once: yours to launch and operate a marketplace, and your consumers' to buy, sell, or rent on it. Neither one is a funnel diagram — each step is a module that exists.
Tenant journey
Launch in weeks, then expand module by module
- 1
Discover
You find the platform, read the compliance posture, and click through the demo marketplace and admin demo.
- 2
Choose model and plan
Pick a business-model template and a tier; the template sets which modules switch on.
- 3
Configure
Brand, domain, modules, fee schedule, roles, routing, and the disclosure packets for each operating state.
- 4
Attract consumers
Search, alerts, and content bring buyers, sellers, renters, and investors into your marketplace instead of a portal.
- 5
Expand
Add modules, branches, units, or provider categories as the operation grows — no migration, no re-onboarding.
Money: Seat, branch, unit, and module expansion.
Consumer journey
Buy, rent, sell, or invest — on your marketplace
- 1
Discover a listing
Search that reaches the marketplace through search, an alert, a referral, or a shared link.
- 2
Choose a path
Buy, rent, sell, or invest. The same account covers all four, which is what makes an agent, lender, or provider handoff possible at all.
- 3
Offer or apply
Submit a structured offer with a counter-offer trail, or apply to rent with the criteria published and screening consent recorded.
Money: Tenant earns any permitted application fee. Any renter fee is jurisdiction-gated and off by default.
- 4
Move in or close out
Renters pay rent through the licensed rail and submit maintenance requests; buyers follow the closing tracker to recording.
The full version, including every revenue marker, is on the how-it-works page.
Design partner program
Three partner profiles we are building with
We are onboarding a small first cohort. If you recognize yourself in one of these, that is the conversation to have.
Brokerage principal
40–200 agents · 3–12 offices
“We rent leads from a portal and pay for the privilege. I want the demand side to be ours, with our name on it, and I want to stop re-keying the same deal into four systems.”
How we serve this
Property manager
300–2,000 units · multi-city
“Listings, screening, leases, deposits, rent, and maintenance each live somewhere different, and every city I operate in has a different fee rule. I want the whole rental lifecycle on one record, with the rules configured rather than remembered.”
How we serve this
Investor group lead
Wholesale and value-add · regional
“Our deals move through group texts and spreadsheets. What I need is gated inventory with real analysis attached, the filing rules enforced before anything is exposed, and an audit trail for who saw what.”
How we serve thisProfiles are illustrative personas from the design partner program, not customers. We have no customer testimonials yet, and we would rather show you the program than invent quotes.
What ships on day one
Configured, not promised
- 13
- Modules, one data model
- 10
- Audiences served
- 50
- States configured
- 100%
- Tenant-scoped data
Sales through settlement
Owners to movers
Per-state rulesets and packets
Isolation on every query
Platform metrics describe configured capability, not measured tenant results.
Without stories
Not everything about this is perfect
Three things we would rather you heard from us than discovered during diligence.
We are not a brokerage, an agent, or a lender
Aurum Estate is software. We do not hold a license, do not act as a broker, do not originate, broker, or arrange a loan, and do not hold or transmit funds as a principal. Your license, your agents, your fiduciary duty — and rent, deposits, and earnest money are handled by licensed payment and escrow partners.
See the compliance modelYour fee schedule carries legal risk
Per-order settlement fees and referral arrangements sit close to RESPA Section 8. We publish the revenue rules in full, price our own fee as a flat software fee rather than a percentage of a sale, and flag the exposure rather than burying it — but your counsel decides what you may charge.
Read the revenue rulesNo MLS data in the demo, and no guaranteed compliance
The marketplace you can click through runs on synthetic inventory, because publishing real listing data on a public marketing page breaks most display agreements. And the platform enforces the rules you configure — it does not make you compliant, and it does not guarantee compliance. Rules vary by state, MLS, and city.
How data rights workNews and guides
What we are writing about
Practical notes on launching and running a marketplace, including the parts that are legal rather than technical.
by: Platform teamLaunch
The twelve-item checklist that actually gates a marketplace launch
Most delays are not engineering. They are data display agreements, per-state disclosure packets, and deciding who owns the lead when a branch and an agent both claim it.
Apr 27, 2026Read more
by: Platform teamRevenue
Who owns the lead: designing routing rules that survive an audit
Round-robin with an SLA timer sounds simple until two branches share a ZIP code. Here is the attribution model that keeps the payout statement defensible.
Apr 12, 2026Read more
by: Platform teamCompliance
Per-order settlement fees and the RESPA question you cannot skip
Charging per settlement order moves you close to Section 8 territory. What the rule covers, what it does not, and the documentation that makes the difference.
Mar 30, 2026Read more
Next step
Register a sandbox, or see it running on your own inventory
Self-serve registration gives you a sandbox marketplace and the admin dashboard in one sitting. A demo call gets the same tenant built around your own listings, rental units, and brand before we meet.