Connecting Reapit Foundations to WordPress means your property listings are entered once, in Reapit Foundations, and appear on your website automatically. Dev Mizan’s property importer keeps them in sync on a schedule using the API method, with photos, prices and statuses included. It works with Houzez and other popular real estate themes.
Reapit Foundations is the developer platform behind Reapit, one of the most widely used estate agency CRMs in the UK. Integrations are registered as apps in the Foundations developer portal and then installed by the agency.
How the Reapit Foundations to WordPress import works
Reapit Foundations provides an API, so the importer talks to it directly instead of waiting for a file. On each scheduled run it requests listings from the Reapit Foundations endpoint using your API credentials, pages through the results and compares each property with what is already on your website. New listings are created and changed ones are updated, so your WordPress listings always match Reapit Foundations.
Imports run automatically: hourly on the free plan, or every five minutes on paid plans. Listings that are withdrawn in the CRM can be removed from the website automatically with the auto-delete option on the Pro plan. Listings are matched by their Reapit Foundations reference, which prevents duplicates even if a title or price changes.
What gets imported from Reapit Foundations
- Reference, title and full description
- Price, currency and rent frequency
- Status (for sale, to let, sold, let agreed or off-plan)
- Property type, bedrooms, bathrooms and size
- Location: city, area or community, plus map coordinates
- Photos, floor plans, video and virtual tour links
- Features and amenities
- Assigned agent and branch
Each field is mapped to the matching field in your theme. Custom fields can be mapped too, so property search filters, maps and agent pages all use the imported data.
Why it matters for UK agents
Buyers and tenants in the UK usually see your listings on Rightmove and Zoopla before they visit your own website. If the website still shows a property as available after it has gone sale agreed, or shows an old price, you lose trust and get wasted calls. An automatic import keeps your website in step with the same CRM that feeds the portals, so status, price and photos change everywhere at once.
Setting up Reapit Foundations on your website
- Request or generate API access in your Reapit Foundations account and share the credentials securely.
- We map the fields to your theme and run a first import on a staging copy, so you can check real listings before anything goes live.
- Once you are happy, the schedule is switched on for the live website.
- New enquiries from property pages can also be sent back to your CRM with the listing reference attached.
What you need: Your Reapit Foundations API credentials (key, token or client ID, as Reapit Foundations issues them) and the endpoint URL, if your account has its own.
Works with your WordPress theme
The Reapit Foundations import is built for Houzez, and also supports themes such as WP Residence, Real Homes, Real Estate 7 and MyHome. Because the connection is separate from the design, you can redesign or change theme later without losing the integration.
Related integrations
- SME Professional JSON to WordPress
- Street to WordPress
- 10ninety XML to WordPress
- Acquaint CRM to WordPress
Guides
- UK estate agency CRM to WordPress: Reapit, Alto, Jupix, Street and more
- How to import properties from any CRM into WordPress
- Manual listing uploads vs automatic property sync: what it really costs
Want to see it with your own listings? Book a free demo and we will import a sample of your Reapit Foundations properties into your website, or see all supported CRMs and feeds.