Real Geeks is one of the few real estate website platforms that publishes its prices, which makes the confusion around them more interesting: search the web and you will see both “$299” and “$399” quoted as the base. Both numbers are real, but only one of them is the platform. Here’s what Real Geeks actually costs in 2026, from its own pricing page, and where the $299 figure comes from.
The short answer
Real Geeks publishes a base platform at $399/month with a $500 one-time setup fee, including 2 users. The $299 you may have seen is the Social Lead Package, an add-on that buys Facebook and Instagram listing ads at roughly 20-40 buyer leads per month, per package. That distinction matters because most teams need at least one lead package on top of the base, which is how a $399 platform quietly becomes a four-figure monthly line.
| What | Published cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Base platform | $399/mo + $500 setup | includes 2 users, 60+ tools |
| Social Lead Package | $299 per package/mo | ~20-40 buyer leads/mo |
| Search / Seller Lead Packages | $599 per package/mo | search ~20-40 buyer; seller ~10-15 |
| Geek AI Text | $49/mo | included free with any lead package |
| Additional users | $25/user (3-10) → $10 (11-40) → $5 (41-100) → $1 (101+) | declining per-seat ladder |
All figures from Real Geeks’ own pricing page, checked September 2026. Commitment terms of 6 or 12 months apply at checkout.
What the base platform buys
The $399 base is an IDX website platform with lead capture, a property valuation tool, routing and action plans, and a CRM to work what the site produces. The per-seat ladder is genuinely favorable at scale: user 40 costs $10, user 101 costs $1. The honest gap is everything above the website. Leads do not generate themselves, which is exactly what the lead packages are for, and the packages are the real cost lever: social, search, and seller packages together are a $299 plus $599 plus $599 decision every month, before AI upgrades.
The stack math to run instead
Price Real Geeks the way you’d price any website-plus-leads platform: base plus packages plus seats, divided by closings. Then compare against a platform where lead capture sites, CRM, follow-up sequences, e-sign, transactions, and voice AI are departments of one system at published pricing. The full brokerage-side context is in our brokerage software cost breakdown, and the side-by-side with Real Geeks specifically is on our comparison page.
Bottom line
Real Geeks’ published prices are legible, which deserves credit: $399/mo plus $500 setup to start, with lead packages from $299 deciding what you actually spend. Run the number with the packages you’d really buy, per closing, before comparing it to anything.
Pricing dated September 2026 from Real Geeks’ published plans. Verify with Real Geeks before deciding.