Floorplate ships improvements continuously, and most of them land quietly: a faster page here, a cleaner block there, a template refined based on what actually earns inquiries across live property sites. A few times a year it is worth rounding up what is new in one place — for current customers deciding what to adopt, and for owners still evaluating whether a managed property site fits how they work.
A note on format: this is a living roundup. The template and feature entries below are clearly marked placeholders for our team to fill in as releases land — the structure is ready, and the names, blurbs, and screenshots drop in when the news is.
New templates
Templates are where Floorplate's block-based approach pays off. Every site is assembled from the same proven blocks — availabilities, amenities, location, contact — so a new template is less a rebuild than a new arrangement, and existing customers can adopt one without starting their site over from scratch.
[Placeholder] Template name
[Placeholder blurb: describe the template — the property type it is designed for (office, industrial, mixed-use, retail), the layout emphasis (motion hero, availabilities-first, amenity showcase), and one sentence on which customers should consider switching to it. Replace before publishing.]
[Placeholder] Template name
[Placeholder blurb: second template — its intended property type, the standout blocks in its layout, and whether it is designed around a StillStream motion hero. Replace before publishing.]
Feature updates
[Placeholder] Feature name
[Placeholder blurb: describe the feature in customer terms — what it does, which pages it affects, and whether it rolls out automatically or is something to request from the team. Replace before publishing.]
[Placeholder] Feature name
[Placeholder blurb: second feature — what changed, why it matters for leasing outcomes, and how customers get it on their site. Replace before publishing.]
How releases reach your site
Because Floorplate is fully managed, releases are not something you install. Platform-wide improvements are rolled out for you. Anything that changes how your specific site looks or behaves goes through the same channel as any other update: you ask, the team applies it, and routine changes come out of the two hours of monthly updates included in every plan, with larger work billed at $125 per hour. There is no version to track, no plugin to update, and no maintenance window on your calendar.
Always part of the platform
New releases aside, here is a quick refresher on what every Floorplate site includes, because prospective customers ask. Sites are block-based, with dedicated pages for availabilities, amenities, location, and contact. StillStream turns your existing property photos into cinematic motion video, with no shoot required. Every site ships with an llms.txt file so AI assistants can read and represent your property accurately. Domains are managed for you, and content updates are handled by the Floorplate team.
Pricing has not changed: a $4,500 one-time setup and $150 per month billed annually, with sites live in days to weeks and two hours of updates included every month.