6 CINC alternatives for brokerages in 2026
CINC bundles lead generation, a team CRM, and a dialer into one premium platform — and prices it by quote, with the pieces that make it work billed as add-ons. Here are the alternatives worth a look, honestly scored, starting with ours.
CINC doesn’t publish pricing. The third-party guides we cite report solo plans around $899–$1,000/mo, team plans at $1,299–$1,500/mo, an AI assistant add-on near $200/mo, a dialer around $75, and ad spend of $500–$1,000+ — an all-in that lands somewhere between $1,800 and $3,500/mo. If that stack is why you’re shopping, every option below lists what it is and where it’s weak. Nothing here is softened because it’s our page; the watch-outs on our own row are real.
Every alternative, honestly scored
| Alternative | Published pricing | Best for | Watch out |
|---|---|---|---|
| BrokerDIY (us) | Yes — published org plans with seats included | Brokerages wanting AI ops on one brain | Newest platform on this list; IDX not built in; we don’t sell leads |
| Ylopo | No — quote-led | Branded lead-gen sites with AI nurture | Runs on top of a CRM you supply, plus ad spend |
| Real Geeks | Yes — published base + setup | IDX website + CRM at the value end | Lighter on team-level operations |
| Lofty | No — quote-only | All-in-one platform buyers | Fees that stack, including a percentage on managed ad spend |
| kvCORE / BoldTrail | No — quote-only | Enterprise brokerages consolidating tooling | Per-user quotes that scale with headcount |
| Sierra Interactive | Yes — published tiers | IDX lead-gen teams | Reported commitment and setup fee on top |
| Follow Up Boss | Yes — published tiers | Follow-up-first teams | Calling is a paid add-on; no lead engine of its own |
CINC figures are third-party estimates from the Luxury Presence pricing guide (checked 2026-09) corroborated by AgentAdvice; every other characterization is dated 2026-09 from public sites and reviews — verify before deciding. ‘Published’ means a public rate card without a sales call.
Where BrokerDIY wins — and where it doesn’t
| Question | The honest answer |
|---|---|
| Why teams shop for CINC alternatives | Quote-only pricing on a premium platform where the AI assistant and dialer are add-ons, plus a media budget on top of the subscription |
| Where BrokerDIY wins | Published rate card, AI voice + sequences + e-sign in the price, a native CRM with nothing to run underneath, a private data brain |
| Where CINC still wins | The bundle itself — leads, team CRM, dialer, and coaching-adjacent workflow in one purchase, tuned for teams that live on the phone |
| Where others win | Real Geeks on price; Sierra on published-price IDX lead-gen; Follow Up Boss on follow-up simplicity; kvCORE on enterprise consolidation |
Questions buyers ask.
What is the best CINC alternative?
Depends on the job. If you’re buying the lead-and-platform bundle, compare Ylopo and Sierra Interactive; if the budget is tighter, Real Geeks. If what you actually need is the CRM and follow-up underneath, Follow Up Boss. For brokerages that want AI operations with published pricing on one platform — that’s the job we built BrokerDIY for.
How much does CINC cost?
CINC doesn’t publish pricing. The Luxury Presence pricing guide (checked 2026-09) reports solo plans at $899–$1,000/mo and Ramp/Pro at $1,299–$1,500/mo, with the AI assistant at about +$200/mo, the dialer around $75, and ad spend of $500–$1,000+ — an all-in between roughly $1,800 and $3,500/mo. AgentAdvice corroborates the solo and team starting points. See our full CINC cost breakdown.
Are CINC’s AI assistant and dialer included?
Per the third-party guides we cite, no — the AI assistant is an add-on near $200/mo and the dialer around $75. That matters when you compare platforms: price the bundle you would actually run, not the base plan, and ask each vendor the same question. Our CINC comparison covers the capability side.
Is BrokerDIY cheaper than CINC?
We can’t promise that — CINC doesn’t publish pricing, so the honest comparison is total stack cost: a CINC bundle with add-ons and ad spend against BrokerDIY’s published org plans with the CRM, AI voice, sequences, and e-sign included. For the numbers behind that comparison, see our CINC cost breakdown. One honest difference: BrokerDIY doesn’t sell leads, so if done-for-you lead generation is the job, the lead engines above are the right shortlist. Get a CINC quote and build both totals; that’s the whole point of publishing ours.
Competitor names and marks are property of their respective owners. CINC pricing is not published; characterizations are third-party (Luxury Presence guide and AgentAdvice, checked 2026-09) — verify with the vendor. All observations dated 2026-09-19; verify current details with each vendor before deciding.