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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. The full cost breakdown is in What Does Real Geeks Cost in 2026? Published Plans, Explained.

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 publishes org plans with seats included — voice agents, sequences, e-sign, transactions included.

The pricing wedge

What each plan actually costs

BrokerDIYReal Geeks
Entry pricePublished org plans, from Starter (pricing page)~$299/mo (third-party reports)
Setup feeStated on the pricing page~$250 (third-party reports)
Team planTeam bundles seats for the office, with optional add-on seats (pricing page)Per their packaging — verify
Published pricing?Yes — every plan and allowance on the pagePartial — third parties cite standard rates
Contract—Verify 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 tha 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.