RealTeaCRM vs Real Geeks
Real Geeks sells an IDX website with a CRM attached and lead packages you can buy alongside it, and it publishes its prices — which makes this an unusually easy comparison to make honestly. The two things to look at are the up-front cost and the commitment.
What Real Geeks publishes
Read from their own site, quoted, and dated. If any of this is out of date, tell us and we will correct it — these are the only claims we make about anybody else’s product on this page.
Real Geeks publishes its platform at $399 a month including 2 users, with a $500 one-time setup fee, on 6-month or 12-month commitments.
realgeeks.com·read September 8, 2026
IDX feeds are billed at “$10 per board / per month”, and lead packages are priced separately — social at “$299 per package / per month”, search and seller at “$599 per package / per month”.
realgeeks.com·read September 8, 2026
What RealTeaCRM costs
Individual
$49 /mo
1 seat included, then $25 each
Everything one agent needs to run their book.
Team
$199 /mo
5 seats included, then $25 each
For a team that closes together.
Brokerage
$499 /mo
25 seats included, then $10 each
For a brokerage running offices, not just agents.
Metered add-ons — texting, email sending, AI — are separate and itemised on the pricing page. No setup fee and no minimum term.
What you get with RealTeaCRM
Nothing sends without a person approving it
Every text, email and social post is drafted and waits in an approval queue. This is not a setting — there is exactly one send path in the codebase and it runs after a human says go. If you have ever had an automation email a client something you would not have written, this is the difference.
You bring your own Twilio, email and social accounts
Messages leave under your identity, from your number and your sending domain, and your reputation stays yours. If you leave, the accounts were always yours to keep.
Tenant data is isolated at the database
Row-level security, not hidden buttons. An agent cannot read another brokerage’s rows even if a page has a bug, because the boundary is enforced below the application.
Saved searches and listing alerts
A buyer saves a search on your site and gets told when something new matches or a price drops. The first run records what already matches and mails nothing, so their first alert is genuinely new.
The price is on the website
Three plans, published, with what each includes. No discovery call to find out what it costs.
Recruiting intelligence from your own MLS feed
See which listing agents in your market are carrying inventory right now and add them to a recruiting pipeline in one click. It is labelled as current inventory rather than closed production, because an IDX plan does not license sold prices and we would rather say so than show you a number we cannot stand behind.
What RealTeaCRM does not do
The same list on every comparison page we publish. If one of these is a dealbreaker, it is better that you find out here than three weeks in.
- RealTeaCRM is in beta. There are no customer counts, logos, case studies or reviews on this site because there are none to show yet.
- There is no native iOS or Android app. It installs to your home screen as a web app and sends push notifications from there.
- There is no built-in dialer. Tapping a number opens your phone’s dialer; there is no power dialing, call recording or smart numbers.
- We do not sell leads and we do not run ad campaigns for you.
- MLS coverage is per brokerage, not nationwide — you connect your own IDX feed, and Spark (Flexmls) is the supported adapter today.
- There is no commission disbursement or accounting. Comp plans and GCI reporting exist; ledgers, QuickBooks sync and 1099s do not.
- There is no e-signature. Compliance tracks which documents a file needs; nothing signs them.
Which one to pick
Pick Real Geeks if…
You want somebody to sell you buyer and seller leads alongside the software, and a six or twelve month commitment is not a problem.
Pick RealTeaCRM if…
You want no setup fee, no minimum term, and the price published where you can read it without a call.
Questions people ask
How much does Real Geeks cost?
Real Geeks publishes $399 a month for the platform including two users, plus a $500 one-time setup fee, on six or twelve month commitments, with IDX feeds at $10 per board per month and lead packages priced separately. Those figures were read from their pricing page on 8 September 2026.
Does RealTeaCRM charge a setup fee or require a contract?
No setup fee and no minimum term. Plans are monthly and the published price is the whole price for the plan; metered add-ons like SMS and email are separate and are shown on the pricing page.
Does RealTeaCRM sell leads?
No. We do not sell leads and we do not run ad campaigns for customers. If buying leads from your software vendor is part of the plan, Real Geeks does that and we do not.
See it against your own book
The fastest way to judge any of this is to look at your own pipeline in it.