Broker app

A property broker app, with a free plan of 50 listings

A property broker app is the private listing book on the broker’s phone. It is not a portal. Buyers still search 99acres, MagicBricks, Housing.com, and NoBroker when they want to browse listings themselves. Estavik’s free plan is 50 listings and 10 photos each. Paid plans are Rs.249, Rs.449, and Rs.999 a month before 18% GST. There is no ranking of apps on this page.

The book is for the work that still happens on WhatsApp: which flat is free, which owner said not to share the number, which buyer asked for Whitefield under a budget, and what you promised the co-broker before the visit.

What to check before you install anything

  • Owner privacy. Owner vault fields should stay off public share links and portfolios. Staff access should require your explicit, time-limited approval.
  • A share that carries your number, not a forwarded owner message.
  • Offline entry. Layout roads and basements drop signal. The listing should save on the phone and sync later.
  • Indian units and prices: lakh, crore, cent, ground, gunta, sq ft, sq yard, acre. A single bigha button is a warning, because bigha is not one size.
  • Languages you actually speak on a call. Estavik’s app screens are English, Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, and Kannada.
  • A free start large enough to test with real stock. Estavik’s free plan is 50 listings and 10 photos each.

What Estavik publishes

  • Android on Google Play. iPhone is not on sale.
  • Free: 50 listings, 10 photos each, 10 AI text queries and 1 voice note a month. No card.
  • Basic Rs.249 a month (Rs.2,490 a year) before tax: 250 listings, 10 photos, 1 staff login.
  • Pro Rs.449 a month (Rs.4,490 a year): unlimited listings, 10 photos, 3 staff.
  • Platinum Rs.999 a month (Rs.9,990 a year): unlimited listings, 15 photos, 10 staff.
  • Paid prices add 18% GST (you pay Rs.294, Rs.530, or Rs.1,179 a month).
  • App languages: English, Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannada. AI reads English, Tamil, Tanglish, and Hindi.
  • Owner vault, WhatsApp link with your number, offline save, buyer matching, and a co-broking agreement stored before the visit. Staff vault access, if you approve it, expires after the period you select.

Excel still works for a short list. It fails when a staff member forwards the sheet, or when you are standing on a plot with no signal and the buyer wants photos tonight. A portal login does not hold your bottom price. Read the CRM page if the word you were searching was software, and the free listing page if the question was cost.

Comparisons with other broker products, written without copied rate cards, start at Easy Brokerage, Broker Seva, and portals versus a broker app.

Questions

A broker app is the listing book on your phone: properties, buyers, follow-ups, and the message you send on WhatsApp. It is not a portal where strangers browse every owner’s number.

There is no single ranking on this page. Judge an app by owner privacy, WhatsApp sharing, offline use, Indian land units, and a price you can check. Estavik publishes those facts on its pricing page.

Yes. Mediator, broker, dealer, and agent are words for the same desk work in different states. The app is for that person, in English, Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, and Kannada.

Keep the owner’s number on your phone

Estavik is free to start: 50 listings and 10 photos each. Paid plans are Rs.249, Rs.449, and Rs.999 per month, + 18% GST.

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Practical questions for brokers

How should I compare Estavik with Boring CRM, Sell.Do, or Leadrat?

Use the same sample listing and enquiry to assess each product: private owner fields, sharing behaviour, lead-entry workflow, offline limits, languages, staff permissions, and the total price for your team. Read each vendor’s current documentation and confirm required features in a demo. This page does not rank these products or claim feature gaps without a verified test.

When should I choose a broker CRM rather than Excel, WhatsApp, or property-management software?

Start with the job. Excel can hold a simple inventory, and WhatsApp handles conversations. A broker CRM brings listings, customer requirements, and follow-ups into an organised workflow. Landlord property-management tools focus on ongoing tenancy tasks such as rent and repairs. Check your actual needs before replacing a tool that already works for you.

How do I compare free, paid, offline, and team plans fairly?

Test the same daily tasks on the plan you would actually use. Check listing and photo limits, staff seats, included features, tax, and any AI quotas. For offline use, test capturing a listing and completing sync before sharing. For a team, test staff permissions as well as the owner login. A free download does not mean every feature is free.