Housing & real estate

Property viewing request form with preferred date and time

A viewing request should tell you who is coming and why. This conversational form asks for a name, email and phone number, which property they want to see, a preferred date and time of day, whether they want to rent, buy or just browse, and a budget.

Who it is for

When to use it

Put the link in your listing or reply to enquiries with it. The question about renting, buying or browsing helps you prioritise, and the phone number is required so that you can confirm quickly. You choose the final time, so there is no double booking.

What the form asks

Questions

  • Your name · requiredShort text
  • Email address · requiredEmail
  • Phone number · requiredPhone
  • Which property? · requiredShort text
  • Preferred dateDate
  • Preferred timeMultiple choice
  • Are you looking to · requiredMultiple choice
  • Budget (EUR)Number

Every question can be changed, removed or reordered before you publish.

The PDF your respondents receive

Each request produces a short PDF with the property, the preferences and the contact details. It is a convenient note to bring to the viewing, and a record of who asked to see what.

First page of the sample PDF made by the Property viewing request template, filled with invented data
A sample of the PDF this template produces, filled with invented data. Your logo, colours and wording replace the sample ones.

Questions people ask

Does it book a slot in my calendar?
No. It collects requests and preferences, and you confirm a time with each person.
Can I use it for several properties?
Yes. The property is a text question, so people can write the address or the reference. You can also publish one form per property.
Is the budget mandatory?
It is optional. Making it required can discourage people who are only curious.

Start from this template

Create an account, adapt the questions and the document to your business, then share the link. Your respondents get their PDF the moment they finish.

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