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Keystone

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Keystone property management website template — full design preview

Cool white ground, charcoal type, one brick accent, and a grid that splits cleanly between the person who owns the building and the person who lives in it. Fees are on the page in numbers, the owner statement is drawn in CSS, and the maintenance line is the biggest phone number on the site. For property managers who would rather be trusted than clever. Open the live demo

The design, up close

Every section ships exactly like this — swap the words and photos for yours.

No editor to fight. Just ask.

Once it's yours, your AI (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor…) stays connected — these are real requests it handles.

“Swap the hero for a photo of our building on Hartley Street and change the door count everywhere from 240 to 315.”

“Change the management fee from 8% to 9% and the leasing fee to a full month, and redo the statement card math to match.”

“Replace the three vacancies with these two units and mark 27 Prescott Lane as leased.”

“Add a seventh service block for HOA management and write it in the same voice as the other six.”

“Retune the accent from brick to a deep green and make sure the dark fee section still reads.”

Design details

The owner and tenant split

One page, two front doors. Owners land on fees and reporting; tenants land on vacancies and the maintenance line, and neither has to scroll through the other.

Fees in numbers, not adjectives

A flipped charcoal section with an oversized 8% and a seven-line fee table that includes the zeros. The "what you will never see" box does the closing.

A statement drawn in CSS

Rent in, repairs out, net to owner, receipt attached, deposit on the 5th. It is the trust moment of the page and it is made of text, so your agent can change the numbers.

Vacancy rows that read like a rent roll

Three listings with the rent as the biggest thing on the card, then beds, baths, square feet and an availability date. Add a fourth by copying a block; mark one leased by deleting it.

The maintenance line, sorted

A 24-hour number at headline size, then two columns: what to call about right now and what to log for the morning. Tenants stop guessing and owners stop getting the 2 a.m. call.

Proof before promises

Days to lease, markup on repairs, managers per owner, then two owner quotes and the broker holding the keys. The service area lists doors per town, and the towns add up to 240.

How it works

Copy it

One click puts this exact site on your account, live at your-name.hatchable.site. The code is yours — no lock-in, no "Powered by."

Make it yours

Connect your AI and talk: "swap in my photos," "change the name to Lupa," "rewrite the about page." It edits the real files and redeploys in seconds.

Point your domain

Keep the free URL forever, or put the site on your own domain when you're ready.

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