Real Estate · Marketplace
Raqbash builds multi-sided property platforms where every listing carries a record of who posted it and what was checked, reports travel to a logged decision instead of an inbox, and paid placement never outranks a fresher listing.
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From global enterprises to fast-growing startups, brands across the world trust Raqbash to build and scale their digital products.
Overview
Raqbash builds real estate marketplaces in Ahmedabad for PropTech founders and property businesses: multi-sided platforms that connect buyers, sellers, tenants and agents, with the accounts, workflows and monetisation a true marketplace needs. This is a product build, not a brochure site: several user types transact and interact inside it.
A marketplace has to serve each side well at once: buyers who search, agents who list and manage leads, and an operator who moderates and monetises. We build the roles, dashboards, listing lifecycle and revenue mechanics (featured listings, subscriptions, leads) that make a two- or three-sided property platform actually work.
Six capabilities cover almost every marketplace brief we take on, from an agent network in one city to a three-sided platform where buyers, sellers, brokers and an operating team all work inside the same product.
Distinct experiences for buyers, sellers, agents and operators, each with the permissions their role needs and none of the clutter belonging to the others.
Create, moderate, feature, expire and renew, with media handling, quality controls and an accountability record attached to every listing at publish time.
Faceted search, map view, shortlists and opt-in alerts that keep the demand side returning, because a marketplace without returning buyers has no supply side either.
Featured placement, agent subscriptions and lead fees through hosted checkout: labelled as paid, and wired so payment never outranks freshness or verification.
User and listing verification whose badges say what was checked and when, plus reporting, a moderation queue and a decision log that survives being asked about later.
Operator dashboards for inventory health, engagement, moderation load and revenue, so you can run the marketplace deliberately rather than react to it.
Once other people publish on your platform, you answer for a catalogue you didn't write. We build the record that lets you answer it, the moderation flow that survives volume, and the ranking rules that stop revenue quietly outbidding quality.
Which account posted it, on whose behalf, at what verification level and when: recorded at publish rather than reconstructed from logs three weeks later. It is the difference between answering a complaint in minutes and discovering you cannot answer it at all.
Report reasons, evidence capture, a queue with states, a decision log and notification to both parties, behind a published grievance route with a response clock. A listing removed with no record is how a dispute becomes unresolvable.
Paid placement labelled as paid, and freshness and verification outranking payment in the sort: an expired listing loses placement whatever was paid for it. Nobody sets out to corrupt their own ranking; it happens because the rule was never written down, and a marketplace's only durable asset is that people believe what they see.
Role-based access, seller contact details the demand side cannot harvest, and disclosure at the point of capture if an enquiry will be shared or sold. Consent is purpose-bound: submitting an enquiry to one party is not agreement to be distributed to five.
Where our work stops. We build the platform. Raqbash does not operate, moderate or police your marketplace, is not a real estate agent, broker or promoter, holds no RERA registration, is not a party to any transaction, and verifies no listing or user: we build the verification workflow, and each badge states what was checked and when, but the checking is yours. Every listing carries an accountability record and a report-and-takedown trail, and what your marketplace publishes remains yours. Whether the IT intermediary rules apply to your platform, and precisely what they require of you, is yours to confirm with your own adviser: we build the grievance route, the queue and the response clock, which is not the same as discharging an obligation. Project registration numbers come from their promoters and a lister's own agent registration is theirs; carpet area is a required field and any super built-up figure is labelled; prices and possession dates live in dated fields with expiry. We publish no assured-return, appreciation or rental-yield claims. Paid placement is labelled as paid and never outranks freshness or verification. Enquiry data is captured with consent and disclosed at capture if it will be shared or sold. Hosted checkout keeps card data off your servers, which minimises your PCI scope rather than making either of us PCI-certified, and we never hold or move money between your users. If you intend to, that is a regulated question for you and your adviser rather than a website feature.
Marketplace operators choose Raqbash because we design roles and permissions before screens, force the ranking-versus-revenue decision early, and build moderation that still works on the day it actually matters.
Roles, permissions, workflows and an operator's back office are the actual product. We start from who can do what to whom, and let the front end follow that rather than the other way round.
How paid placement interacts with freshness and verification is a decision, and we make you take it in week two rather than discovering it eighteen months in when the sort order is quietly for sale.
A queue with states, evidence attached, decisions logged and both parties notified. Moderation done through an inbox works until the day it matters, which is exactly the day it fails.
A dedicated index, faceted filters and clustered maps. Marketplaces grow supply faster than they expect, and database filtering fails precisely when the flywheel finally starts turning.
Subscriptions, featured placement and lead fees through hosted checkout: card data off your servers, and no funds passing through us. If you need escrow, we'll tell you it is a regulated conversation, not a sprint.
A senior in-house team in Ahmedabad, accountable long after launch, which matters on a platform where an unresolved moderation edge case is somebody's actual dispute.
Tell us who publishes, who pays and who transacts, and our Ahmedabad team will tell you honestly which build your model needs, then quote a fixed, phased scope for the one it actually is.
An agent network sells to its supply side; a rental marketplace referees two parties who want opposite things. These six differ less in features than in who has to be kept honest.
Supply-side platforms where the agents are the customers: seat subscriptions, lead distribution, performance visibility and rules about who may claim what.
Floor plates, seat counts, fit-out status and lease terms for a business audience, where enquiries are qualified and the transaction is long rather than impulsive.
Interiors, packers, valuation and maintenance vendors alongside property supply: a second marketplace with its own verification, reviews and dispute questions.
Six phases take a multi-sided platform from first conversation to live and supported, starting, before any design, with who can do what, what your badges assert, how a report reaches a decision, and whether payment may ever outrank freshness.
We map your sides, where supply and demand will each come from, and which side is harder to get, because the answer to that decides what the first release has to be good at.
Before design, we settle who can do what, what each verification level asserts, how a report travels to a decision and who is notified, and exactly how paid placement interacts with freshness in the sort order.
We design each side's core loop separately (search and enquiry, list and manage, moderate and decide) then reconcile them into one product rather than one dashboard with tabs.
We build accounts and permissions, the listing lifecycle with its accountability record, search and maps, the moderation queue and decision log, and monetisation through hosted checkout.
Permissions tested per role rather than per screen, the moderation flow rehearsed end to end with your operating team, payment and subscription paths verified, plus accessibility and performance passes.
Ongoing support from Ahmedabad: new roles and revenue mechanics, ranking tuning as supply grows, and the moderation edge cases a live marketplace produces every week.
We build marketplaces on a modern, proven stack: role-based access with audit logging, a dedicated search index, an accountability record on every listing, and monetisation through hosted checkout that never touches your users' money on our side.
A listing portal, a real estate CRM and a builder sales system between them cover the three jobs a marketplace has to do at once: let buyers search, let agents work, and let an operator run the whole thing.
Founders, product heads and operations leads rely on Raqbash for platforms that stay trustworthy as supply grows. Here's what working with us is like.
“When a listing gets reported we can see who posted it, on whose behalf and what was checked. That used to be a morning of digging.”
“They made us decide early whether paid placement could outrank a fresher listing. We said no, and I am glad it is in the code rather than in a policy document.”
“Our moderators work a queue instead of an inbox, and every decision is logged. Disputes take minutes now, not days.”
Common questions from PropTech founders and platform operators: how a marketplace differs from a listing portal, monetisation without corrupting ranking, who is responsible for a listing an agent posted, what happens when someone reports one, and agent tooling at scale.
Book a free consultation with our Ahmedabad team. We'll work through your sides, your trust model and how you intend to make money, and show you exactly what we'd build first.
