REAL ESTATE CRM

Built for Projects, Units and Buyer Follow-ups.

Generic CRMs don't track projects, unit inventory or site visits properly. We build a CRM around how real estate teams actually sell — your projects, your units, your follow-up process.

Project & unit trackingSite-visit schedulingBuilt around your sales process

Generic CRMs Weren't Built for Real Estate.

Projects, units and site visits need more structure than a standard lead tracker gives you.

What a Real Estate CRM Can Do For You.

  • Project & Unit Inventory

    Know what's available, held or sold, in real time.

  • Site Visit Scheduling

    A shared calendar so no site visit is double-booked or missed.

  • Buyer Follow-up Reminders

    Automatic reminders so interested buyers never go cold.

  • Broker & Channel Partner Tracking

    Track which leads came through which partner.

  • Multi-source Lead Capture

    WhatsApp, calls, portals and site walk-ins, in one place.

  • Owner Reporting

    See pipeline health across every project at a glance.

What's Included.

Built for Every Kind of Real Estate Business.

A real estate CRM can be adapted for any team selling or managing property.

  • Residential Developers

    Track towers, units and buyer follow-ups project-wise.

  • Commercial Real Estate

    Manage leasing and sale enquiries for commercial spaces.

  • Brokers & Channel Partners

    Track leads, site visits and closures across clients.

  • Plotting & Land Projects

    Track plot inventory and buyer documentation.

  • Rental & Leasing

    Manage tenant enquiries and lease follow-ups.

  • Co-working & Co-living

    Track seat/unit availability and member enquiries.

What a Real Estate CRM Dashboard Could Look Like.

A conceptual illustration — not an actual client dashboard. Your CRM is designed around your own projects, not a template.

  • Project Overview

    Concept illustration

  • Unit Availability Grid

    Concept illustration

  • Site Visit Calendar

    Concept illustration

  • Buyer Pipeline

    Concept illustration

How We Build Your Real Estate CRM.

  1. 01

    Understand Your Sales Process

    We map your projects, units and how your team actually closes a sale.

  2. 02

    Design Projects & Pipeline Structure

    We plan unit inventory, buyer stages and site-visit scheduling around your process.

  3. 03

    Build & Connect

    We build the CRM and connect it to WhatsApp, portals and other lead sources.

  4. 04

    Launch & Support

    Your team starts using it, with support as you settle in.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from a generic CRM?

We build project and unit inventory, site-visit scheduling and broker tracking directly into the system — things a generic lead-tracking CRM usually can't represent properly.

Can it track unit-level inventory across multiple projects?

Yes — unit availability, holds and sales are tracked per project, so your team always knows what's actually available.

Can brokers or channel partners get their own access?

Yes — role-based access can be set up so partners see only the leads and units relevant to them.

Can it integrate with WhatsApp and property portals?

Yes — WhatsApp-based lead capture and follow-up is a common requirement, and portal integrations can be scoped based on which ones you use.

What happens after launch — is support included?

We support your team through launch and settling in. Ongoing maintenance and new features beyond that are scoped separately — we'll explain this clearly before you commit.

How is pricing determined?

Pricing depends on the number of projects, users and integrations required. We'll share a clear quote after understanding your requirements — no fixed package pricing for custom software.

Ready to Build a CRM for Your Real Estate Business?

Tell us about your projects and sales process, and we'll walk you through what a real estate CRM could look like for you.

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