One entry point for real estate CRM rankings — whether you are a solo agent, ISA team, or brokerage evaluating speed-to-lead and outbound follow-up.
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We ranked CRMs for real estate on speed-to-lead, ISA dialer support, cadences/SMS, RE templates, team visibility, and total cost including add-ons. This page is the umbrella guide — see linked lists for agents, teams, brokerages, and Zillow-specific picks. June 2026.
Best for: Agents, ISAs, and brokerages that want CRM, cadences, dialer, and AI in one workspace
Free seat; Pro for ISA dialer
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Best for: Brokerages standardized on the RE lead hub ecosystem
Per-seat RE pricing
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Best for: Franchise brokerages wanting marketing + CRM bundle
Brokerage-level
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Best for: Solo agents and small producer teams — see dedicated rankings
See dedicated list
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Best for: Brokerages and ISA teams — see dedicated rankings
See dedicated list
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Also considered: Lofty · LionDesk · HubSpot for marketing-led brokerages
Pricing, migration, and fit — short answers.
Best CRM for real estate agents
We compared tools agents and small teams actually use for follow-up, pipelines, and daily outreach — not just feature checklists.
Best CRM for real estate teams
Team leads need shared pipelines, ISA outbound, and reporting — not another agent-only contact book.
Best CRM for brokerages
Brokerages need ISA speed-to-lead, agent visibility, and honest reporting — not another contact database agents ignore.
Best CRM for Zillow leads
Portal leads decay fast. The right CRM auto-enrolls new Zillow and Realtor.com inquiries into cadences and logs every call and text.
Best AI CRM for realtors
AI should live on the lead timeline — drafting follow-ups from showings and calls, not generic chat in a separate tab.
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