Who it is for

The same rail, at three different scales

A solo agent, a team and a brokerage are not buying the same thing, and pretending otherwise is how software ends up fitting nobody. What does not change: every outbound message waits for a person to approve it.

Solo agents

The lead arrives while you are holding a lockbox.

One person is the whole system — capture, follow-up and closing. The job is arriving before the lead goes cold, which is a logistics problem rather than a discipline one.

$49/mo · 1 seatSee the details

Teams

A lead nobody owns is a lead nobody answers.

Routing attaches an owner the moment a lead lands, and shared reporting shows the deal going quiet this week rather than the totals from last quarter.

$199/mo · 5 seatsSee the details

Brokerages

Twenty agents, twenty systems, no shared view.

White-label on your own domain, office and team hierarchy, and tenant data isolated with row-level security rather than by hiding buttons.

$499/mo · 25 seatsSee the details

Mississippi & the Gulf CoastRealTeaCRM is written by a working agent on the coast, and reads MLS United listing data through the Spark IDX feed on the refresh cadence the rules require.Read the local page

Add-ons — AI assistance, SMS, email outreach, social management, transaction coordination and websites — are priced separately on every plan, and you connect your own providers, so sending costs are paid to them rather than marked up here. Full breakdown on pricing.