Pricing should match your revenue leakage, not a generic software menu.
Relsova is priced around how your real-estate team actually works: monthly leads, active inventory, brokers, follow-ups, site visits, manager reviews, and owner visibility.
Based on team size, monthly leads, active inventory, and execution depth.
Best first step
Audit
Run the Revenue Leakage Audit when the revenue leak is unclear.
Demo path
Private
Book a product walkthrough when your team is ready to evaluate.
Pricing philosophy
Relsova pricing starts with how your team sells.
A real-estate revenue OS should be priced by operating pressure: lead flow, broker action, inventory fit, follow-up recovery, site visits, data quality, and owner visibility.
Pricing should match revenue pressure
A 5-broker resale agency and a multi-project developer do not need the same operating depth. Relsova pricing is scoped around actual execution pressure, not vanity seat counts alone.
Start with leakage, not software features
The right plan depends on where money is leaking: cold leads, late follow-ups, poor property fit, missed site visits, weak broker accountability, or unclear owner visibility.
Keep adoption simple for normal teams
The product should feel easy for brokers and managers. Pricing is designed around practical onboarding, clean workflows, and enough implementation support to make the system live.
Plans
Choose the level of operating control your team actually needs.
These are not fake feature bundles. They are buying paths for different types of real-estate revenue operations.
The practical operating layer for growing real-estate teams that need lead quality, broker discipline, property matching, site-visit recovery, and revenue risk visibility.
Pricing
Private quote
Scoped by monthly leads, number of users, active inventory, and onboarding depth.
Best for
Agencies, active broker teams, project sales teams, and builders with recurring enquiries.
Included focus
Lead quality and buyer seriousness
Property matching and inventory fit
Follow-up recovery workflow
Site-visit readiness and risk
Broker action accountability
Manager command view
Revenue leakage audit path
Expectation
Requires team discipline to get full value
Best after a clear demo conversation
Historical data import may need separate onboarding
A deeper operating command layer for teams that need portfolio visibility, broker performance control, owner review, revenue forecast, and escalation discipline.
Pricing
Scoped implementation
Designed after understanding reporting cadence, owner review needs, and data sources.
Best for
Multi-branch agencies, larger broker teams, builders, and developers with multiple projects or channels.
Included focus
Owner command view
Manager execution review
Broker performance visibility
Revenue forecast and risk desk
Pipeline movement tracking
Deal recovery operating rhythm
Data-quality review and import support
Expectation
Needs stronger internal ownership
Requires onboarding alignment
Best for teams ready to manage by operating rhythm
A tailored workspace for large real-estate organizations that need multi-team controls, custom workflows, launch reporting, portfolio risk, and deeper integrations.
Pricing
Custom scope
Priced after workflow discovery, security review, data review, and implementation plan.
Best for
Large developers, multi-city agencies, portfolio owners, and enterprise sales operations.
The costliest plan is the one that does not fix the real leak.
Before choosing a package, identify the revenue pressure. Pricing should follow the operational problem.
Cold leads keep receiving equal attention
Brokers waste time calling buyers who are not ready, while serious buyers wait too long.
Pricing meaning
The plan should include lead scoring and daily call priority when this is your main leak.
Follow-ups slip after the first conversation
Interested buyers go quiet because there is no reliable follow-up rhythm or manager review.
Pricing meaning
The plan should include follow-up recovery, broker action, and escalation visibility.
Site visits are not controlled tightly
Visits are promised, moved, missed, or not converted into a clear next action.
Pricing meaning
The plan should include site-visit readiness, visit recovery, and owner/manager review.
Inventory does not match buyer intent
Teams show whatever is available instead of what fits budget, locality, property type, and urgency.
Pricing meaning
The plan should include property matching and inventory-fit workflows.
Plan comparison
Compare the operating depth, not just a list of features.
The difference between plans is how much execution control your team needs across leads, properties, brokers, managers, and owner-level revenue visibility.
Capability
Launch
Growth
Command
Enterprise
Lead quality and buyer seriousness
Core
Advanced
Advanced
Custom
Property matching and inventory fit
Basic
Advanced
Advanced
Custom
Follow-up recovery
Core
Advanced
Advanced
Custom
Site-visit readiness
Basic
Advanced
Advanced
Custom
Broker accountability
Basic
Core
Advanced
Custom
Manager command visibility
Limited
Core
Advanced
Custom
Owner command visibility
Limited
Optional
Core
Custom
Revenue forecast and risk desk
Limited
Core
Advanced
Custom
Import and data-quality support
Light
Guided
Guided
Custom
Implementation support
Light
Guided
Structured
Custom
Who it is for
Pricing also depends on the type of real-estate operation.
Brokers, agencies, builders, and developers often need the same revenue discipline, but the operating language and workflows are different.
Brokers
For brokers who need a clearer daily action list.
Relsova helps brokers know who to call, what property to show, which follow-up is late, and where a deal is slipping.
The goal is not to make pricing mysterious. The goal is to avoid selling the wrong plan before understanding the sales operation.
01
Start with the right route
Choose demo when you already know Relsova is relevant. Choose leakage audit when you first want to understand where revenue is slipping.
02
Share your sales context
Team size, monthly leads, inventory volume, follow-up process, site-visit process, and current sales tools help scope the right plan.
03
Review the operating problem
We look at whether your main pressure is lead quality, broker accountability, property matching, site visits, or owner visibility.
04
Scope the plan cleanly
The final plan should match your actual operating rhythm instead of forcing your team into a generic CRM package.
What pricing can include
Relsova pricing can cover product, onboarding, and execution setup.
A real-estate operating system becomes valuable when it is adopted. That is why pricing may include more than access to a screen.
Public conversion flow
Homepage, product pages, demo request, and leakage audit routes are designed to convert serious real-estate teams before login.
Revenue execution workspace
Dashboard modules help teams move from buyer signal to broker action, site visits, risk recovery, and revenue decisions.
Client onboarding path
The import path can bring leads, properties, brokers, and data quality checks into the operating system when migrations are ready.
Security-conscious architecture
Public pages do not use client Supabase, service-role keys, localStorage auth tokens, or fake data storage.
Manager and owner visibility
Higher plans can include manager command, owner command, broker performance, and revenue forecast views.
Practical implementation support
Pricing can include onboarding help because real-estate teams need clean adoption, not just another login link.
Commercial clarity
The pricing page should build trust before a sales call.
Normal real-estate users should understand what happens next. No confusing pricing traps, no fake numbers, no technical overload.
No fake public pricing
Scoped quotes
Relsova should not pretend that a complex real-estate operation can be priced without understanding lead volume, team size, and implementation needs.
No confusing feature dump
Use-case pricing
The page explains what each plan is for in normal words: calls, follow-ups, site visits, inventory, brokers, managers, and revenue risk.
No pressure trap
Demo or audit
Prospects can either request a direct product demo or start with the Revenue Leakage Audit when they need clarity first.
FAQ
Pricing questions, answered simply.
The goal is to make the buying path clear before someone talks to Relsova.
Why does Relsova not show one fixed public price?
Because real-estate teams are not all operating at the same complexity. A small broker team, a growing agency, a builder sales desk, and a developer launch team have different lead volume, inventory, reporting, onboarding, and accountability needs. Relsova pricing is scoped after understanding that context.
What should I do first: request demo or run leakage audit?
Request a demo when you already know your team needs a revenue execution workspace. Run the Revenue Leakage Audit when you first want to understand where revenue is slipping across leads, follow-ups, site visits, broker action, or inventory fit.
Is Relsova a CRM?
Relsova is positioned as a real-estate revenue execution OS. It can work around CRM-like data, but the core focus is daily execution: buyer quality, property fit, broker action, follow-up recovery, site visits, revenue risk, and owner visibility.
Can a small team use Relsova?
Yes, when the team has enough lead and follow-up pressure to justify a structured operating system. Very small teams can start with a simpler plan, while larger teams may need manager, owner, and data-quality layers.
Does pricing include setup?
The final scope can include onboarding and implementation support. This depends on your data quality, team structure, import needs, and how much workflow design is required to make Relsova useful from day one.
Can pricing change after migrations and integrations are added?
Yes. Public pages and API contracts can be built before migrations, but final commercial packaging should be confirmed once lead capture, audit capture, import infrastructure, and production onboarding flows are connected.
Choose the right buying path
Ready to price Relsova around your actual revenue operation?
Request a demo when you are ready to evaluate the product. Run the leakage audit when you first want to understand where the money is slipping.