Real Geeks pricing: your true first-year cost

Short answer: Real Geeks costs $399/mo for the Platform plus $10/mo per MLS board feed and a $500 one-time setup — $5,408 in year one for a solo agent on one MLS, before any lead package. Terms are 6 or 12 months. Full math below.

Public pricing status: flat platform fee; leads sold separately

Real Geeks publishes its pricing at Real Geeks' official pricing page: one base platform plus optional lead packages. The old Establish/Grow/Expand/Conquer plan names are retired — they no longer appear on the official pricing page.

Plans verified October 4, 2026 (live browser check — no price changes).

Plan pricing detail

Working-agent math: at those published lead counts, a package works out to roughly $7.50–$15 per buyer lead (Social), $15–$30 per buyer lead (Search), or $40–$60 per seller lead.

Which option: Platform — the base everything stacks on: the IDX website + CRM bundle in one flat fee. Lead packages — add one only if you want paid leads inside the same bundle; Social is the cheapest buyer-lead path ($299/mo). Geek AI Text — free with any lead package, so never pay the $49/mo standalone unless you want AI texting with no leads attached.

Users: 2 CRM users included; extra-user fees are based on total headcount — $25/mo each up to 10 total users (free and paid), $10/mo each for 11–40 total users, $5/mo each for 41–100, $1/mo each for 101+. One login caveat: the pricing page doesn't say whether admin-only or transaction-coordinator logins consume one of the two included users — a team with support staff could need a third login with only two selling agents. Count support staff before you size the plan, and ask on the demo call. IDX feeds: $10 per board per month — the pricing page's own plan summary shows an estimated $409/mo for the Platform plus one IDX feed. Calling: the Real Geeks Dialer (in-CRM calling) is included at no extra cost, per the official Real Geeks blog — no dialer add-on to budget for, though the current pricing page doesn't list calling separately, so confirm free in-CRM calling still holds under today's Platform pricing. Texting is separate from the Dialer — it still needs the 10DLC business-texting registration US carriers require before your texts go out (see the setup note under "Solo agent with leads" below); we haven't verified published voice-minute or text caps, so ask on the demo call if you call or text at volume. Geek AI Email and Voice are listed as "Coming Soon" with no pricing.

Cost at a glance

How to read this: Monthly: flat $/mo (Real Geeks publishes no annual-billing discount, so there is no Annual column); Setup: one-time; First-year total: Monthly × 12 + Setup. The $500 setup is one-time, so year two runs $500 lower in every row.

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Prices as of October 4, 2026 — the same live check as the plans above. Prices can change; confirm on the vendor's pricing page before you buy.

The +leads row prices the $299/mo Social package (~20–40 buyer leads/mo); a $599/mo Search or Seller package takes that row to $12,596 first year — see the section below. All rows include one $10/mo IDX feed; extra MLS boards add $120/yr each.

Solo agent (1–2 users): first-year total — Platform, no lead package

Effective: $450.67/mo in year one — $409.00/mo ongoing from year two, when the $500 setup drops off. Prices as of October 4, 2026.

Verdict: Best for a solo agent who wants the IDX website and CRM bundled in one flat fee and is fine with a 6- or 12-month term. Year two runs $500 cheaper ($4,908 ongoing) once the setup fee drops off — and remember the Dialer is free, but texting still needs 10DLC registration.

Two users are included, so a solo agent (or a two-person partnership) pays no extra-user fees. If your market needs more than one MLS board feed, add $120/year per extra feed. One budgeting note for every table on this page: the $500 setup fee is one-time, so year-two cost runs $500 lower across the board — the solo setup above is $4,908/yr ongoing.

Solo agent with leads: first-year total — Platform + one lead package

Effective: $749.67/mo in year one — $708.00/mo ongoing from year two. Prices as of October 4, 2026.

Verdict: Best for a solo agent who’d rather buy leads in than hunt them — the flat $299/mo package means no percentage-of-spend management fee; watch out because at ~$7.50–$15 per buyer lead, your true cost lives or dies on exclusivity and coverage — ask both on the demo call.

Swap in a Search or Seller package at $599/mo and the lead line becomes $7,188 — first-year total $12,596. The packages are a flat monthly rate per package, so unlike a percentage-of-spend model there's no separate management fee to hunt for — but do ask what share of the package actually goes to ad spend, whether a package covers the whole team or is priced per agent, and whether the leads are exclusive to you or also sold to other agents running packages in your market. A $299/mo package that feeds one agent is a very different deal than the same $299/mo feeding a five-agent team.

One setup step the setup fee doesn't cover: you must complete 10DLC business-texting registration before your texts go out (the official Real Geeks Help Center phrases it as registration "for calling and texting", but 10DLC only gates texts) — so day-one texting isn't plug-and-play. We haven't verified whether the 10DLC campaign registration itself carries carrier fees — ask on the demo call before you budget.

5-agent team: first-year total — Platform, no lead package

Effective: $525.67/mo in year one ($105.13/user) — $484.00/mo ongoing from year two. Prices as of October 4, 2026.

Verdict: Best for a small team that wants flat platform pricing with no per-user shock — $6,308 for five in year one.

The extra-user math is published: $25/mo per extra user up to 10 total users (free and paid), dropping to $10/mo once your total headcount reaches 11. One open question: the bracket keys off total users, so ask on the demo call whether the 11th user re-prices every user to $10/mo or just the new ones — the swing is real either way. Against per-user CRMs like Follow Up Boss, the lead-package choice is the number that decides the comparison — get the all-in number with your package in writing.

10-agent team: first-year total — Platform, no lead package

Effective: $650.67/mo in year one ($65.07/user) — $609.00/mo ongoing from year two. Prices as of October 4, 2026.

Verdict: Best for a 10-agent team — flat-rate pricing earns its keep here, every extra user a flat $300/yr; watch out for the 11th login (one admin or transaction coordinator), which could re-price every user to $10/mo — get that math on the demo call.

Flat-rate pricing earns its keep at this size: the 10-agent total is only $1,500 above the 5-agent number — every extra user is a flat $300/yr. One comparison before you sign: 10 agents on FUB Pro run $4,992/yr on annual billing, so Real Geeks costs $2,816/yr more at this headcount before lead packages — and a $299/mo Social package pushes the Real Geeks stack to $11,396/yr, while FUB's number has no lead-spend line at all (budget ad spend on either side; it just isn't in FUB's number). The login caveat from the Users line bites harder here: 10 agents plus one admin or transaction coordinator is an 11th login — and since the bracket keys off total headcount, that 11th login could re-price every user to $10/mo instead of just adding $10/mo. Get that math on the demo call; count support staff before you size the plan.

Lead Guarantee: what it actually promises

The guarantee is tied to paid advertising leads over your contract term — not to the Platform subscription itself. If Real Geeks doesn't deliver the minimum guaranteed leads, you get a one-month credit (12-month term) or half-month credit (6-month term) toward future services, and you must sign a new 6- or 12-month commitment to get a new guarantee. One thing "toward future services" doesn't answer: the published terms don't say which bill the credit offsets — the $399/mo Platform fee or only future lead-package spend — so ask on the demo call which line item it lands on. The fine print locks in the lead numbers in effect when you sign (market-tier changes mid-term don't apply to you), and once the commitment ends, the targeted count stays in place but is no longer guaranteed. The fine print disqualifies leads with invalid phone and email (reported within 30 days) and voids the guarantee if you edit the templated website's code/content, change target markets more than 30 days after launch, or choose a custom metro area. Expect a ramp-up: the fine print warns of lower lead volume in the weeks after a campaign launches, so the full monthly pace won't hit in week one. Get the guaranteed volume for your market tier in writing on the quote — that's the number that matters, not the credit mechanics.

Contract and price-increase risk

Commitment terms are 6 or 12 months — this is not a cancel-anytime product. One answer is published on renewal: if you want the lead guarantee to continue past your term, you must sign a new 6- or 12-month commitment at whatever pricing and lead-guarantee terms are in effect at that time — the rate is not grandfathered, so a price increase lands on renewal. Still get in writing whether the Platform's monthly rate is the same on both terms, whether the commitment locks the lead packages too or just the Platform (if the ads underperform, can you drop a $599/mo package mid-term and keep the Platform, or is the whole stack committed?), and what happens to your IDX website and its domain — the one published exit fee is the $50 domain transfer fee if Real Geeks purchased the domain — before you sign.

Cost of leaving

Your IDX website lives on Real Geeks. Before signing, confirm: who owns the domain, what happens to the site and its content if you leave, and whether lead history exports cleanly. One exit fee is published on the pricing page: if Real Geeks purchased the domain, moving it to a non-Real Geeks website costs a $50 domain transfer fee. The rest of the exit terms aren't published — get them in the order form.

What's NOT in these numbers

The lead packages beyond the first (stacking Social + Search, for example), extra MLS board fees beyond the first feed (confirm your market is covered), possible 10DLC business-texting registration fees (required before texts go out; we haven't verified the amount), the $49/mo Geek AI Text add-on if you run the Platform without a lead package (it's free only bundled with one), Geek AI Email/Voice pricing when they launch (currently "Coming Soon"), and taxes.

Cost FAQs

Which scenario am I? Solo means the Platform plus one IDX feed (two users included — enough for a solo agent or a two-person partnership). Solo with leads adds one lead package. Teams add extra users at $25/mo each up to 10 total. The third login is paid — so a two-agent team with a transaction coordinator is really buying three users.

What’s not in these totals? Lead packages beyond the first (stacking Social + Search, for example), extra MLS feeds ($10/board/mo), possible 10DLC texting registration fees (required before texts go out; we haven’t verified the amount), Geek AI Text at $49/mo if you skip the lead package, ad spend outside packages, and taxes.

What could change the total? Which lead package you pick ($299 vs $599/mo), the term length (6 vs 12 months — rate by term is unpublished), stacking packages, year two dropping the $500 setup, and whether the 11th user re-prices every user to $10/mo or just adds $10/mo.

Compare other products' costs

• Follow Up Boss pricing — Grow from $58/login/mo on annual billing ($69/login/mo on monthly billing); Pro flat $499/mo for 10 logins
• Sierra Interactive pricing — from $299.95/mo on annual billing, 12-month agreement on every plan
• Wise Agent pricing — flat $49/mo up to 5 members ($499/yr), no contract

Lofty and BoldTrail don't publish plan prices — see the Lofty buyer's guide and the BoldTrail buyer's guide.

All figures from realgeeks.com/real-geeks-pricing (official pricing), except the free-Dialer note from the official Real Geeks blog and the 10DLC requirement wording from the Real Geeks Help Center; verified October 4, 2026 in a live browser. We re-check this page regularly — the verification date above is the last check. How we verify → · Read the full Real Geeks review →

FAQ

How much does Real Geeks cost per month?

$399/mo for the Platform plus $10/mo per MLS board feed. A $500 one-time setup fee applies.

How many users are included?

2 CRM users. Extra users are priced in tiers on the official pricing page — see the breakdown above.

Is there a contract?

6- or 12-month term · no month-to-month.