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Best Real Estate Marketing 2026

Facts read 20 Sep 2026 – 15 Oct 2026

Agents and brokerages can use real estate marketing tools to create websites, display listings, collect leads and distribute outreach. This list helps you compare the capabilities and pricing details that makers publish.

The standings: top 10

NameIn a lineRecord scorePrice fromRuns onFacts read
01 CarrotCarrot is intended for real estate investors, home-service businesses, and local marketing agencies seeking lead-generation websites and CRM tools.6.0$69 a monthAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web11 Oct 2026
02 PlacesterPlacester suits real estate professionals who need to build and manage a website, display IDX listings, and handle leads.5.5—Android, iPhone & iPad, Web, API15 Oct 2026
03 RealScout5.2—Android, iPhone & iPad, Web, API11 Oct 2026
04 AgentFireAgentFire suits real-estate agents and teams wanting branded websites with IDX, property search, lead capture, marketing tools, and integrations.4.9$7 a monthWeb1 Oct 2026
05 BoomTownBoomTown suits real estate teams looking for lead capture, CRM, marketing, and lead follow-up tools.4.9$1,000 a monthAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web, API14 Oct 2026
06 Easy Agent PRO4.6$229 a monthWeb9 Oct 2026
07 BrivityBrivity suits real estate teams managing leads, follow-up, property matching, and marketing.4.5$299.99 a monthAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web, API15 Oct 2026
08 Real GeeksReal Geeks suits real estate users seeking lead management, follow-up and a website with mobile app access.4.4$10 a monthAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web22 Sep 2026
09 Sierra Interactive4.3$299.95 a month, billed yearlyAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web20 Sep 2026
10 Luxury PresenceLuxury Presence may suit solo real estate agents, teams, or brokerages looking to combine websites, CRM, and marketing.4.2—Android, iPhone & iPad, Web4 Oct 2026

Review free-plan availability, entry-level paid prices, website builders, IDX, lead capture, email automation, social posting, listing limits and media features. Also see which services run on web, iOS, Android, API, Windows or self-hosted environments.

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Carrot

by Carrot

Carrot is intended for real estate investors, home-service businesses, and local marketing agencies seeking lead-generation websites and CRM tools.

Free plan Free trial From $69 a month AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb
02

Placester

Placester suits real estate professionals who need to build and manage a website, display IDX listings, and handle leads.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1
Record5.5 Visit
04

AgentFire

AgentFire suits real-estate agents and teams wanting branded websites with IDX, property search, lead capture, marketing tools, and integrations.

Web
Record4.9 Visit
05

BoomTown

BoomTown suits real estate teams looking for lead capture, CRM, marketing, and lead follow-up tools.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1
Record4.9 Visit
6 Web $229 a month Record4.6 Visit
7
Brivity

Brivity suits real estate teams managing leads, follow-up, property matching, and marketing.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1 $299.99 a month Record4.5 Visit
8
Real Geeks

Real Geeks suits real estate users seeking lead management, follow-up and a website with mobile app access.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb $10 a month Record4.4 Visit
9 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb $299.95 a month, billed yearly Record4.3 Visit
10
Luxury Presence

Luxury Presence may suit solo real estate agents, teams, or brokerages looking to combine websites, CRM, and marketing.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb — Record4.2 Visit
11 WebSelf-hosted Free plan Record4.2 Visit
12
CINC

CINC suits real estate professionals or teams that need lead import, routing, property matching, and automated follow-up.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb — Record4.1 Visit
13 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb $199 a month, billed yearly Record4.1 Visit
14 Web Free plan Record2.8 Visit
15 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb — Record2.8 Visit
16 Windows — Record2.4 Visit
17 Web — Record2.3 Visit
18 Web — Record2.3 Visit
19 Web — Record2.3 Visit
20 Web — Record2.3 Visit
21 iPhone & iPadWeb — Record2.3 Visit
22 Web — Record2.2 Visit
23 Web — Record2.2 Visit
24 Web — Record2.2 Visit
25 Web — Record2.2 Visit

Before you choose

Start with the pricing model

Before weighing paid tiers, see if the product includes a free plan or trial period.

Examples of published starting rates are $49 per month for Adwerx, $165 per month for AgentFire and $79 per month for IDXBoost.

Choose a platform that fits your workflow

Verify support for the environment you plan to use. The category covers browser-based web services, iOS and Android apps, APIs, Windows software and self-hosted deployments.

Browser access may work for a web-based process; an API or self-hosted installation can suit a custom technology stack.

Review website and IDX support

See whether each product supplies a website builder, IDX, or both. A builder handles site creation, whereas IDX connects property search and listing display with the site.

Check the details for the setup you plan to use before choosing a tool.

Check lead and outreach tools

When follow-up needs to stay coordinated, inspect the listed support for lead capture, email automation and social publishing. Compare which functions each plan includes.

Social publishing can matter when your workflow includes scheduled posts alongside email outreach.

Check listing and media limits

Use the published active-listing cap and media-tool details to assess catalog size and how related property media is handled.

Match the limits and media functions to the way you present properties.

Questions

Do real estate marketing tools offer free plans?
Check each listing to see whether it offers a free plan and what terms apply.
Can I try a tool before paying?
Some entries provide a trial period. Examples include Diverse Solutions with 30 days and IDXBoost with 15 days.
Which platforms do these tools support?
The listings cover web, iOS, Android, API, Windows and self-hosted environments.
What website features should I compare?
Assess website-builder and IDX capabilities, then check for lead capture, email automation and social publishing.
How can I compare listing capacity?
Look at the active-listings limit and the listing-media tools reported for each product.