BuyToLet OS is a complete site for UK property sourcers and buy-to-let landlords, built on a real design system rather than a one-off layout.
The difference is the deal analyser. Most property templates ship a yield calculator that divides rent by price and stops there. This one carries the England and Northern Ireland stamp duty bands with the 5% additional-dwelling surcharge, the mortgage payment on either interest-only or repayment, monthly cashflow, total cash in, and cash-on-cash return. Enter 185,000 at 950 a month and it returns 6.16% gross, 10,450 of stamp duty and 6.60% cash-on-cash.
Five pages: home, a filterable deal listing, a deal detail page, a full calculator page and a contact page with a working enquiry form, plus a custom 404. Desktop, tablet and phone are laid out already, including a drawer navigation.
Deals are a CMS collection, so listings are edited as content rather than design. Each deal stores its price and rent once as numbers, and those same numbers drive the card, the detail page and the calculator, which arrives pre-filled for whichever property the visitor is looking at.
Every card is a component instance and every colour comes from one of ten tokens, so rebranding is a colour change rather than a rebuild.
The surcharge rate is a control, not a hard-coded number, so a Budget change is an edit rather than a rewrite.
BuyToLet OS is a complete site for UK property sourcers and buy-to-let landlords, built on a real design system rather than a one-off layout.
The difference is the deal analyser. Most property templates ship a yield calculator that divides rent by price and stops there. This one carries the England and Northern Ireland stamp duty bands with the 5% additional-dwelling surcharge, the mortgage payment on either interest-only or repayment, monthly cashflow, total cash in, and cash-on-cash return. Enter 185,000 at 950 a month and it returns 6.16% gross, 10,450 of stamp duty and 6.60% cash-on-cash.
Five pages: home, a filterable deal listing, a deal detail page, a full calculator page and a contact page with a working enquiry form, plus a custom 404. Desktop, tablet and phone are laid out already, including a drawer navigation.
Deals are a CMS collection, so listings are edited as content rather than design. Each deal stores its price and rent once as numbers, and those same numbers drive the card, the detail page and the calculator, which arrives pre-filled for whichever property the visitor is looking at.
Every card is a component instance and every colour comes from one of ten tokens, so rebranding is a colour change rather than a rebuild.
The surcharge rate is a control, not a hard-coded number, so a Budget change is an edit rather than a rewrite.
