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Every section a seller-ready website needs.
Drag it on. Make it yours.

These are the blocks that come with your Apex Vivus website, running live on this page. Each one does a job: gets an offer started, turns a visit into a lead, books the walkthrough, or makes the case for selling to you. Pick a design, change the words and colours, press Save.

Start your websiteSee every block
88designs across 13 working blocks, and counting
Your coloursEvery block picks up your site’s own buttons, colours and fonts
English & SpanishOne setting switches the block and the seller’s emails
Phone-firstEvery design rearranges itself for a phone, a tablet and a wide screen
Every block

More sellers from the same traffic.

Every block does one job on your page: it starts an offer, catches the seller who doesn’t want to talk yet, shows why selling to you makes sense, or earns their trust. Each one runs live further down.

Start the offer
Help them decide
Build trust
Test, measure and reuse
Start the offer

Start the offer.
With or without a visit.

Motivated sellers don’t all start the same way. Some want a number today, some want you to see the house first, and many never fill in a form, because to them a form means a phone call they are not ready for. Give each of them a way in.

Read why most motivated sellers never fill in a form →
Ready now

Wants a number, no visit

They want an offer today, without waiting for someone to come by. They walk the house with their phone and get an offer range back.

Instant Offer ↓
Ready now

Wants to meet first

They want you to see the house before they decide. They pick a time inside your hours, and you confirm the walkthrough.

Book a Walkthrough ↓
Not ready to talk

A form feels like a sales call

Ninety plus percent of your traffic never fills in a form. Most of them want to sell; they just don’t want a phone call yet. They get a free forecast of how their sale would go, with nobody calling them. You get the lead, their timeline and an alert when they come back.

Home Sale Forecast ↓
Instant Offer15 designs

The seller walks the house.
Your website writes the offer.

The seller walks the house with their phone and your website works out an offer range. No visit to schedule.

CinematicView
From photos to offerView
Your phone does the workView
SpotlightView
Split screenView
Text messageView
Bento gridView
The usual way vs. instantView
Floor planView
Photo wallView
Two pathsView
Phone showcaseView
Photos to offerView
Brand bandView
CenteredView

Humphrey guides the seller through every room on their phone. Apex Vivus reads the photos, prices the repairs from your own price list, pulls recent sales and works out an offer range. You check it and press Send, or let it go out on its own when every check passes.

No walkthrough to scheduleThe seller does it from their phone, any hour of the day.
Your numbers, not a guessYour repair list, real nearby sales, your maximum offer.
You stay in controlEvery offer waits for you, unless you say otherwise.
The whole story of the Instant Offer Engine →
Book a Walkthrough7 designs

Sellers pick a time.
You decide if it is worth the drive.

Sellers request a walkthrough or a call inside your hours. You confirm or decline in one tap.

Calendar beside the headlineView
Month calendarView
Over a photo of a houseView
Walkthrough or callView
How it works, then bookView
Centred calendarView
Slim band that opensView

The seller chooses a walkthrough at the house or a quick call, and a time inside your hours. They are told plainly it is a request. You get an email and a text with one-tap Confirm and Decline buttons, and they hear back either way. No more driving across town for a house with no deal in it.

Your hours, held for youTwo sellers can never ask for the same slot.
Confirm or decline in one tapFrom the email, the text or the Appointments screen.
Calendar invite and reminderA confirmed visit goes on their calendar, and both of you get a reminder the day before.
Home Sale Forecast17 designs

“Ready to sell, but not ready to talk?
Grab one of these.”

A free forecast of how their sale would go, for sellers who want their answers before they talk to anyone.

Fanned forecastView
Forecast coverView
On a laptop and phoneView
Value dialView
Value and days gaugesView
Sales near youView
Agent vs. cashView
Simple centredView
Slim bandView
Plan aheadView
Know where you standView
Your timing, centredView
Your timing, slim bandView
Forecast pages, stackedView
Pages that turnView
PDF viewerView
All four pagesView

Ninety plus percent of your traffic never fills in a form. Not because they don’t trust you, but because a form feels like an obligation: an appointment, a call, a decision. The forecast gives them a free prediction of how their sale would go, with nothing hanging over their head. You get the lead, their timeline, and an alert when they come back, and Humphrey nurtures them without pressure.

Leads ready nowSellers who want a number today, with an offer one tap away from their forecast.
Leads ready laterThe "On their schedule" designs ask when they might sell. That timeline lands on the lead, so you know who to call now and who to follow up with.
A forecast that rewards answersThe more the seller tells it, the more it gives back: a repair estimate, their best path and a plan in the PDF.
Ready now

“What is my house worth?”

The seller wants a number today. Their report puts your cash offer one tap away, and you get the lead the moment they ask.

Saved on the lead as: ready now
Ready later

“Not this month.”

They plan to sell, just not today. They still get their forecast and keep it, and they tell you when they plan to sell. That timeline sits on the lead, so you follow up at the right time instead of never.

Saved on the lead as: 3–6 months, 6+ months or just curious
Why it catches the sellers a form never will →
Also in this group
SmartForm

A form that asks the next question based on the last answer, so you know whether the house is worth a call before they finish typing. More →

Help them decide

Cash or listing?
Let them see the difference.

Time, money and trade-offs laid out honestly, so a seller can tell whether selling to you makes sense.

Sale Gauges5 designs

Four months with an agent.
Seven days with you.

How long a listing really takes, next to how fast you close.

Two gaugesView
One swinging gaugeView
Timeline raceView
Calendar countdownView
Dark bandView

Animated gauges, a timeline race and a calendar that show a seller how long a listing really takes against how fast you close. The needles swing into place as the section scrolls into view. You set the numbers, and the headline updates itself to match.

Your numbersDays to get ready, days on the market, days to close, and your own days to cash.
Five designsTwo gauges, one swinging gauge, a timeline race, a calendar countdown and a dark band.
Moves once, then restsThe animation plays when the seller reaches it. Visitors who turned motion off see the finished gauge.
Self-Check New6 designs

Seven questions.
One honest answer.

A two-minute quiz that tells a seller honestly whether a cash sale fits them.

Classic cardView
One at a timeView
Split with live meterView
ChatView
Tile gridView
Dark bandView

A two-minute check a seller takes on their own: does a cash sale fit their situation, or would listing leave them more? Each answer moves a score, and the result says plainly when listing is the better road. Sellers who fit get your offer button right there.

Honest by designBelow 35 the result tells the seller that listing will likely get them more.
Your questionsReword them, add your own and choose which ones count double.
Six designsA card, one at a time, a live meter, a chat, tiles and a dark band.
What You Keep4 designs

The listing price
is not what they keep.

What comes off a listing price, next to your cash offer.

Stacked barsView
WaterfallView
Two receiptsView
Dark face-offView

Commission, closing costs, repairs and months of payments come off the top of a listing. These designs lay that out next to your cash offer, as stacked bars, a waterfall, two printed receipts or a dark side-by-side, so the seller compares the real numbers.

Honest by defaultEvery design is labelled "Example numbers", and the small print says a cash offer is usually below full retail.
Every number editablePut in figures from your own market.
Four designsBars, waterfall, receipts and a dark split.
Net Proceeds Calculator New5 designs

Agent, by owner or cash.
What they would actually keep.

Sellers slide in their numbers and see what they would keep with an agent, by owner or with your cash offer.

Friendly cardView
ReceiptView
Side-by-side columnsView
One big numberView
PhoneView

The seller slides in their price and what is left on the mortgage and sees what they would walk away with three ways: listing with an agent, selling it themselves, and selling to you for cash. Every cost is its own line, so nothing is hidden, and it all runs in their browser.

Every cost on its own lineCommission, repairs, closing costs, months of holding costs and the mortgage payoff.
Your market's ratesYou set the fees, the months on the market and an example cash offer.
Five designsA friendly card, a receipt, columns, one big number and a phone.
Comparison Table4 designs

Selling to you, or listing with an agent.
Row by row.

Selling to you or listing with an agent, row by row.

Raised columnView
Option cardsView
Dark tableView
VersusView

Commissions, repairs, showings, financing that falls through, the closing date: each row compares selling to you with listing, and the checkmarks draw themselves one row at a time. Add an Online iBuyer column if sellers in your area ask about them.

Your rowsChange the wording, add rows or remove them.
Check, cross or wordsEach cell says exactly what you want it to.
Four designsA table, cards, a dark version and a head-to-head.
Pros and Cons New6 designs

The upside of a cash offer.
And the downside, said out loud.

The real advantages and disadvantages of selling for cash, side by side.

Two cardsView
Balance scaleView
The trade-offView
LedgerView
Dark spotlightView
VerdictView

Most “we buy houses” websites list only the good parts, so sellers believe none of it. This block lists both: no repairs, no showings, a date they pick, and also the price below full market value and the reasons to check the buyer. Saying the downside first is what makes the upside believable.

Honest by defaultThe disadvantages come written and stay on the page, flagged as the honest part.
Who it fitsOptional boxes end the block: a cash sale fits if, listing fits if.
Six designsTwo cards, a balance scale, the trade-off, a ledger, a dark spotlight and a verdict.
Why the downside sells the upside →
Build trust

Answer the doubts
before they ask.

Your steps, your numbers, the situations you handle, real reviews and the deals you have done.

How It Works6 designs

Tell them exactly
what happens next.

Your three or four steps, so sellers know exactly what happens next.

TimelineView
Vertical railView
Numbered cardsView
Phone screensView
Dark bandView
Day by dayView

A seller who knows the steps is a seller who calls. Show yours as a timeline, a vertical rail, numbered cards or three phone screens. In three of the designs the line fills as the seller scrolls and each step lights up when it reaches it.

Your stepsThree or four, in your own words.
Phones that show the stepA form, an offer and a closing date, each on its own little screen.
Five designsTimeline, rail, cards, phones and a dark band.
Stat Counters5 designs

$0 commission. 0 repairs.
Counted up in front of them.

Numbers that count up as the seller scrolls: $0 commission, 0 repairs, your days to close.

Big number rowView
Icon cardsView
Progress ringsView
Dark bandView
Framed gridView

Big numbers that count up as the seller scrolls to them. The defaults are things true for any cash buyer, plus your own days to close. Add how many houses you have bought when you are ready; we never make that number up for you.

Nothing inventedYour own figures go in a field that stays hidden until you fill it.
Five layoutsA row, cards, rings, a dark band and a split.
Your coloursThe numbers pick up your brand colour.
Any Situation4 designs

Inherited, behind on payments, tired of tenants.
They find theirs here.

The situations you buy in: inherited houses, divorce, foreclosure, tired landlords and more.

Icon cardsView
ChecklistView
Flip tilesView
Dark glassView

Twelve situations come built in: inherited houses, divorce, foreclosure, tired landlords, major repairs, code violations and more. Pick the ones you buy, reword them, add your own and put them in order. On the flip-tile design, each tile turns over to explain how you help.

Twelve ready, eight shownTick the ones that fit your business.
Add your ownYour wording and your order.
Four designsIcon cards, a checklist, flip tiles and dark cards.
FAQ4 designs

The questions every seller has.
Answered on the page.

Straight answers to the questions every seller asks.

Help card besideView
Centred listView
Two columnsView
DarkView

Do I need to make repairs? Are there fees? How fast can you close? Six straight answers come ready, and you can rewrite them, add more and reorder them. Sellers open the one they care about.

Six honest answersWritten to be true for any cash buyer.
Your own questionsAdd as many as you need.
Four designsSide by side, centred, cards and dark.
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Reviews

Your real reviews from Google or pasted in, in a design that matches your site.

Deals Map

A map of the houses you have bought, filling itself in from your CRM. Proof you really work this area.

Test, measure and reuse

Know what works.
Reuse what does.

Built into every site: test two versions, see where visitors click, and save sections to use again.

A/B Test

Half your visitors see one headline, half another. A week later you know which one got more calls.

Heatmap

Where people clicked and how far they read before leaving. No code to paste.

Saved sections

Made a section you like? Save it and reuse it on every page and every site. Change it once, it changes everywhere.

Every block

Change anything.
It still looks designed.

Pick a design

Switch between designs at any time; your words and settings come with you.

Your words

Every headline, paragraph and button is yours to rewrite. Empty a line and it disappears.

Your colours

Blocks follow your site’s button and brand colours, or pick any colour for one block.

Backgrounds

The design’s own, white, a tint, dark or your brand colour, edge to edge.

Swap sides

Put the picture on the left or the right with one switch.

Show or hide parts

The trust line, the phone field, the steps: keep what helps, drop what doesn’t.

Know which spot worked

Name each spot, and every lead shows which block and which page it came from.

Spanish

One setting switches the block, the form and the emails the seller gets.

Humphrey

Ask for a section.
Humphrey puts it there.

Humphrey, your Apex Vivus assistant, knows every block on this page. In the page editor, tell him what you want in plain words and he adds the block, picks a design that fits and fills in the wording. You can change anything he does.

When you start a new site, he asks about your business: the towns you buy in, the houses you focus on, how fast you can close and what makes you different. Answer by typing, or just talk to him. He writes your site in your words.

Meet Humphrey
Questions

Good to know.

Do I need to know anything about websites or coding?

No. You drag a block onto a page, pick a design, change the words and colours if you like, and press Save. Every block follows your site's own colours and fonts, so it looks like it was made for your site.

Do the blocks work on phones?

Yes. Every design rearranges itself for a phone, a tablet and a wide screen. The buttons are big enough for a thumb, and nothing scrolls sideways.

Are the animations distracting?

They play once, when the block scrolls into view, and stop. Visitors who have turned animations off on their phone or computer see the finished design straight away.

Can I have the blocks in Spanish?

Yes. Every block on this page switches to Spanish with one setting. For Instant Offer, the Home Sale Forecast and walkthrough booking, that includes the emails the seller receives.

What does the Home Sale Forecast cost?

A forecast uses 5 credits ($0.50) from your Apex Vivus wallet when the property data has to be looked up. A house already looked up in the last 30 days is free. With no credits left, the seller is still saved as a lead and told the report is being prepared; it finishes as soon as you add credits.

Does booking put appointments straight on my calendar?

No, and that is the point. A seller's time is a request until you confirm it. You see the house, their note and their number first, and decide whether the drive is worth it. When you confirm, they get the calendar invite.

What happens to sellers who don’t want to talk yet?

They are saved as leads with the timeline they chose (1 to 3 months, 3 to 6 months, 6 months or more, or just curious), so you can sort them and follow up at the right time from your Apex Vivus CRM. If they open their report again weeks later, you get an alert, because that is often the moment they get serious.

Can Humphrey add these blocks for me?

Yes. The first time you open your home page, Humphrey offers to add the seller sections in one click, already filled in with the days to close and the situations you told him about at signup. Any time after that, ask him in the page editor, for example "add a walkthrough booking section near the bottom", and he drops it in. You can change anything he does.

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