CINC sits at the expensive end of real estate lead platforms, and like most of that category it does not publish a price. What exists is a set of consistent third-party estimates that have held steady across two years of reviews, plus a demo process that prices your market and ad budget. Here’s what is actually known about CINC’s cost in 2026, what the estimates cover, and how to sanity-check the number you get.
The short answer
CINC does not publish pricing. Third-party estimates place solo plans around $899-$1,000/month and team/professional plans around $1,299-$1,500/month, with a CINC AI add-on at about $200/month, a dialer at $75/month, and required ad spend of $500-$1,000+/month on top. All-in, third parties put total monthly cost at $1,800-$3,500+. Treat every figure as an estimate, not a quote.
| What | Reported cost | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Solo plan | ~$899-$1,000/mo | third-party estimate |
| Ramp / Pro (team plans) | ~$1,299-$1,500/mo | third-party estimate |
| CINC AI add-on | ~$200/mo | third-party estimate |
| Dialer (3 lines) | $75/mo | third-party estimate |
| Ad spend (separate) | $500-$1,000+/mo | third-party estimate |
| All-in total | $1,800-$3,500+/mo | third-party estimate |
Figures reported by Luxury Presence’s CINC pricing breakdown (published May 2026) and corroborated by AgentAdvice’s CINC review, both re-checked September 2026. CINC publishes none of these numbers, and its real-estate product is demo-led: confirm everything with CINC directly.
Why the estimates have held
Two independently written reviews two years apart (2024 and 2026) landing on the same figures is unusual for this category, where prices usually drift up quietly. That consistency is the reason we print the ranges rather than a single point, and it also tells you what the demo will price: your market’s ad costs. CINC bundles lead generation with ad management, so the platform fee and the ad budget move together.
What you’re buying either way
CINC’s pitch is the whole lead engine: IDX site, lead gen with managed ad spend, CRM, and dialer in one subscription. Teams that want everything bought for them rate it; the trade is that “everything bundled” is also why the all-in number climbs past $1,800. What it isn’t, on its own: white-label e-sign, transaction coordination, or the brokerage back office. The same honest accounting applies to every platform in this class, including Lofty, and the method is in our brokerage software cost breakdown.
The stack math to run instead
Whatever the demo produces, divide by what it covers, then price the rest of the stack separately. BrokerDIY’s pitch is that math run the other way: lead-capture sites, CRM, follow-up sequences, white-label e-sign, transactions, and voice AI as departments of one platform at published pricing, so the number you compare is the number you actually pay.
Bottom line
CINC’s cost is a conversation with a known shape: expect the $899-$1,500 platform range, budget the ad spend that rides on top, and run the whole-stack total before you sign. Get the renewal price in writing too.
Published September 2026. CINC does not publish pricing; all figures above are third-party reports and are labeled as such. Verify directly with CINC.