A service has launched for estate and letting agents to copy and paste a widget into online advertisements free of charge.
It will show mobile and broadband connectivity for a specific postcode.
The company behind the service, rightsignal, cites a Channel 4 survey conducted this year showing that 33 per cent of consumers face issues surrounding connectivity.
Commenting on the launch, rightsignal founder Martyn Gould says: “We’ve made this service to help agents and developers provide information to consumers and give the vital reassurance around levels of connectivity at any UK property."
"We did this to help consumers understand more but also to help agents get more of the ‘right’ listings and generate more revenue.”
Gould - who founded rightsignal with fellow technologist Paul Doyle - adds: “We’ve had great feedback from our early designs and service."
"We’re keen to talk to agents and partners to understand how we can help more.”
You can see the company’s website and widget service here.
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Great lads and a cool business. Best of luck to 'em!
A great free service for estate agents and developers, hope there's massive uptake. No reason, other than apathy, why this shouldn't be the case.
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