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BROKERDIY VS REAL GEEKS

BrokerDIY vs Real Geeks: IDX website bundle vs AI operating system

Real Geeks sells a straightforward proposition — an IDX lead-capture website bundled with a CRM, around $299/mo by third-party reports. BrokerDIY is a different animal: the AI operating system that runs the brokerage around whatever website you keep.

Real Geeks doesn’t lead with a public rate card; third parties put the website + CRM bundle at ~$299/mo with a reported $250 setup. BrokerDIY starts at $29/mo after a free trial — voice agents, sequences, e-sign, transactions included.

The pricing wedge

What each plan actually costs

BrokerDIYReal Geeks
Entry price$0 trial, then $29/mo~$299/mo (third-party reports)
Setup fee$0~$250 (third-party reports)
Team plan$349/mo flat, up to 10 seatsPer their packaging — verify
Published pricing?Yes — every plan and allowance on the pagePartial — third parties cite standard rates
ContractMonth-to-monthVerify with Real Geeks

Real Geeks pricing is from third-party guides (checked 2026-08), not a vendor rate card — verify with Real Geeks.

Feature by feature

The honest capability comparison

CapabilityReal GeeksBrokerDIY
IDX lead-capture websiteCore product — includedConnect your existing site
CRMIncluded, built for IDX leadsNative CRM + orchestrated follow-up
AI voice agentsNot nativeAnna & Grace answer, qualify, and book 24/7
AI follow-upAutomated IDX follow-upAI-tailored sequences with winner promotion
E-signature & transactionsVia integrationsBuilt in, white-label, filed to the deal
Best fitAgents buying website + CRM togetherBrokerages unifying operations + AI
Straight answers

What brokers ask about Real Geeks vs BrokerDIY.

Is Real Geeks good value?

For an agent who needs a lead-capture website and CRM in one purchase, ~$299/mo is defensible — third parties consistently call it good value. It’s a different job than BrokerDIY: we don’t build your website; we run your brokerage.

Does BrokerDIY include a website?

No — and we say that plainly. BrokerDIY expects you to keep your site (or use any IDX provider) and connects around it. What’s built in: CRM, AI voice, sequences, e-sign, transactions, recruiting.

Can I use both?

Yes — Real Geeks for the IDX site, BrokerDIY for operations. That’s the orchestrate-on-top design; connector support for common platforms is planned for early access.