RealtySuite
RealtySuite is a web platform for building a real estate website and bringing property listings, search, market information, lead capture, and follow-up toge…
What RealtySuite is
RealtySuite is a web platform for building a real estate website and bringing property listings, search, market information, lead capture, and follow-up together. Its free Starter plan provides a hosted site on a RealtySuite subdomain, a website builder, and manual property listings; a live MLS connection is not required for that plan. Pro adds a custom domain, Map Search, applets and widgets, and basic Market Intelligence. Map Search pairs listing cards with a movable map, clusters, price pins, and search by map area. On mobile, users can switch between map and list views, browse with touch-friendly controls, and capture leads.
Market Intelligence can present inventory and comparable counts, value position, price per square foot, and reports by location or property type, depending on available data fields. Live property data requires an eligible, authorized source. Supported connections vary by authorization and availability and include Canadian CREA DDF, local MLS or board feeds, RESO, VOW where available, and custom feeds. Premium adds lead management, client journey tools, email automation, SMS integration, and market reports. Office & Team is designed for brokerages and larger operations that need shared administration and multi-agent tools.
Good
- Free Starter includes a hosted website and manual property listings.
- Map Search combines listing cards, map movement, clusters, and price pins.
- Mobile browsing includes map and list views and lead capture.
- Premium adds lead management, email automation, and SMS integration.
- Applets can connect supported experiences to several website builders.
Watch out
- Starter uses a RealtySuite subdomain rather than a custom domain.
- Live property data requires an eligible, authorized data source.
- Third-party data authorization or fees may apply.
Who it suits
RealtySuite suits real estate professionals who want to combine a property website, search, and lead capture in one web platform. Brokerages and teams needing shared lead management, multiple agents, roles, and permissions can consider Office & Team.
Verdict
Choose RealtySuite if you want a real estate website with property search and lead tools in one web platform. The free Starter plan covers a hosted site and manual listings, while paid plans add search, market tools, and lead management. Look elsewhere if your required live property data is unavailable or not authorized for your market.
Plans and prices
From RealtySuite's own pricing page, checked 8 Oct 2026.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | Hosted website · RealtySuite subdomain · Website builder · Manual properties · No live MLS connection required |
| Starter (United States) | Free | Hosted website · RealtySuite subdomain · Website builder · Manual property inventory · Property and portfolio pages |
| Starter (Canada) | Free | Hosted website · RealtySuite subdomain · Website builder · Manual properties · Property and portfolio pages |
| Pro (Canada) | C$54 a month | Custom domain · Map Search · Applets/widgets · Open House tools · Basic Market Intelligence · monthly |
| Pro (United States) | $54 a month | Custom domain · Map Search · Applets/widgets · Basic Market Intelligence · MLS access charged separately · monthly |
| Premium (United States) | $81 a month | Lead management · Client Journey · Lead pipeline · Automated follow-up · Email automation · MLS access charged separately · monthly |
| Premium (Canada) | C$81 a month | Lead management · Client Journey · Lead pipeline · Automated follow-up · Email automation · SMS integration · monthly |
| Office & Team (United States) | $198 a month | Multiple agents · Shared lead management · Lead routing · Roles and permissions · Custom deployment · MLS access charged separately · monthly |
| Office & Team (Canada) | C$198 a month | Multiple agents · Shared lead management · Lead routing · Roles and permissions · Custom deployment · monthly |
The facts
Each one read from RealtySuite's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- Advanced filters
- Filters cover residential, commercial, land, farm and multi-family categories plus property type, building type, price, beds, baths, province and sorting.checked 15 Oct 2026
- API support
- The documentation describes RESO Web API as an external property-data source where the MLS and provider permit access.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Calendars
- Open house times can be added to Google, Apple, Outlook or an ICS calendar.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Canadian data connections
- Supported Canadian sources include CREA DDF, local MLS or board feeds, RESO, VOW where available and brokerage or custom feeds.checked 15 Oct 2026
- CREA API setup
- The CREA DDF resource says access requires CREA membership and an API key, followed by provider selection, feed configuration and testing.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Data access limits
- Live property-data features require an eligible and authorized source, and coverage, fields, history, media and functionality vary by market and provider.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Data connections
- Supported sources include Canadian CREA DDF, local MLS or board feeds, RESO, VOW where available, and custom feeds, depending on authorization and availability.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Data-rights limit
- Live property features require an eligible authorized source, and coverage, fields, history, media and functionality vary by market and provider; third-party fees may apply.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Developer documentation
- The opened RealtySuite pages provide no public RealtySuite API endpoints, SDK downloads or self-host installation instructions.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Integrations
- Applets can bring supported search, listings, market tools and lead experiences into WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, Webflow, WebSuite, Drupal, Joomla or custom HTML websites.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Intended users
- The Office & Team plan is described for brokerages, teams and larger real estate operations needing shared administration and multi-agent tools.checked 8 Oct 2026
- International coverage
- Outside Canada and the US, supported local, RESO-compatible and custom connections are possible; the site specifically avoids claiming nationwide Mexican MLS coverage.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Leads and automation
- Premium includes contact profiles, showing requests, a lead pipeline, tasks and reminders, automated follow-up, email automation and SMS integration.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Lead tools
- Premium features include contact profiles, showing requests, a lead pipeline, tasks, reminders, automated follow-up, email automation and SMS integration.checked 15 Oct 2026
Where it runs
- Applet architecture
- Applets use the capabilities enabled for an account while keeping the underlying property-source details out of public website code.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Company development approach
- LinkedIn says Persisca applications are mainly developed from scratch by its professional team.checked 15 Oct 2026
The company
- Company founding
- LinkedIn gives 2005 as the founding year and says Persisca Network launched on September 5, 2005.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Company headquarters
- LinkedIn lists North Vancouver, British Columbia as headquarters.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Company industry
- LinkedIn categorizes Persisca Technologies as an IT services and IT consulting company.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Company locations
- LinkedIn lists a primary North Vancouver address and an additional Las Vegas address.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Company ownership
- LinkedIn describes Persisca Technologies as privately held.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Company size
- LinkedIn lists Persisca Technologies as having 2–10 employees.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Company specialties
- LinkedIn lists web design, server management, web development, SEO, web-based sales administration and graphic design among its specialties.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Headquarters
- North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canadachecked 23 Sep 2026
The full review of RealtySuite
RealtySuite is a web platform for agents who want a property website, search, market reporting and lead follow-up in one system. Its strongest case is a connected workflow, but live property features depend on an authorized data source and may bring separate costs.
Overview
RealtySuite spans the public-facing site and the work that follows a visitor’s interest: agents can publish properties, offer map-based search, show market information and capture leads. That combination is useful for professionals who want these jobs under one roof rather than assembling separate tools.
The central qualification is data access. Live property features require an eligible, authorized feed, and coverage, fields, history, media and functionality vary by market and provider. RealtySuite does not grant MLS or REALTOR.ca DDF rights; third-party authorization or fees may apply. A site can still use manually entered properties without a live MLS connection, but buyers should confirm feed eligibility and costs before choosing a paid plan for live search.
Key features
Map search and mobile
Map Search combines listing cards with map movement, clusters, price pins and searches by map area. It suits buyers who browse by location and agents who want a more interactive property experience than a basic listing page. The mobile presentation keeps the map prominent, with touch-friendly controls, list-and-map switching and lead capture. Its usefulness still hinges on the relevant property data being available.
Market tools and integrations
Market Intelligence can present inventory and comparable counts, value position, price per square foot, and reports by location or property type, subject to the fields supplied by the data source. This can give agents useful context alongside search, though the available analysis will vary with the feed.
Applets can add supported search, listings, market tools and lead experiences to WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, Webflow, WebSuite, Drupal, Joomla or custom HTML sites. That makes RealtySuite relevant even when an agent already has a website on another platform. Open house times can be added to Google, Apple, Outlook or an ICS calendar.
Lead workflows
Premium adds contact profiles, showing requests, a lead pipeline, tasks and reminders, automated follow-up, email automation and SMS integration. These features make the upgrade more compelling for agents who need an ongoing follow-up process, rather than just a way to display listings and collect inquiries.
Pricing
The free Starter plan costs nothing. It includes a hosted website on a RealtySuite subdomain, a website builder and manual properties, with no live MLS connection required. It is a sensible starting point for a basic presence, but it gives up a custom domain, Map Search, applets and live property data.
Pro (Canada) costs C$54 a month, billed Monthly; Pro (United States) costs $54 a month, billed Monthly. Both add a custom domain, Map Search, applets/widgets and Basic Market Intelligence. Canadian live data requires an eligible authorized connection; U.S. MLS data access is priced separately by market. Pro fits agents who want search and market tools but do not need the Premium lead workflows.
Premium (Canada) costs C$81 a month, billed Monthly; Premium (United States) costs $81 a month, billed Monthly. Both include everything in Pro, plus lead management, Client Journey, email automation, SMS integration and market reports. U.S. MLS data access is priced separately. Choose Premium when the follow-up tools matter enough to justify the higher subscription; it does not remove data authorization requirements.
Office & Team costs C$198 a month in Canada or $198 a month in the United States, both billed Monthly. It adds multiple agents, shared lead management, roles and permissions, and custom integrations and deployment to Premium. This is the tier aimed at brokerages, teams and larger operations; a solo agent is unlikely to need its shared administration features.
Platforms
RealtySuite runs on the web. Its applets also let users bring supported experiences into a range of existing website builders or custom HTML sites, but the product is not described as a native mobile app.
Who it's for
RealtySuite is best suited to agents who want to combine a property website with search and lead tools, and who can obtain a suitable data connection when live listings are essential. The Starter plan can serve agents content with manually maintained properties. Brokerages and teams needing shared lead administration have a clearer reason to consider Office & Team. It is a weaker choice where authorized local data is unavailable, unaffordable or insufficient for the required coverage.
Pros and cons
- Pros: Website, property search, market tools and lead workflows are combined in one web platform, reducing the need to piece together separate services.
- Pros: Starter supports a hosted site and manual listings without requiring a live MLS connection, providing a no-cost way to begin.
- Pros: Applets can extend supported features to several established website builders and custom HTML sites.
- Cons: Live property functionality depends on an eligible authorized source, while coverage and data fields vary by market and provider.
- Cons: MLS or REALTOR.ca DDF rights are not included, and third-party authorization or fees may apply, so the plan price may not represent the full cost of live search.
- Cons: Starter lacks live search and a custom domain; the paid tiers are necessary for those capabilities.
Alternatives
For a broader shortlist of options, see Real Estate Website Builders. Agentsite is worth considering for a free path with a contact form and lead capture, though its Free plan caps posts at five and excludes AI. Openfront Law Firm is another directory option. RealBuilder Web offers a 14-day free trial with limited features and one user license before launch, so it may suit someone who wants to evaluate a single-user site before paying. BoomTown is an alternative with paid plans organized by user count, from two to larger teams. Placester charges $5 a month for each active launched agent site, which may suit users who prefer per-site billing. Zenu is another real estate software option. RealFoyer starts at $39 a month for 1,000 RF Credits per month and offers a free trial, an option for buyers comparing paid tools with a stated monthly credit allowance. iHOUSEweb offers Agent Pro at $149.98 a month and Team Pro at $199.98 a month; consider it when comparing agent and team tiers.
Verdict
Choose RealtySuite if you want a real estate website that can extend into map-based property search, market tools and structured lead follow-up, and you can secure the data access your market requires. Starter is a practical manual-listing entry point; Premium and Office & Team add meaningful workflow depth for agents and teams. Look elsewhere if live local property data is unavailable or its separate authorization and fees make the full setup unsuitable.
Getting started
- Open the RealtySuite website.
- Start with the free Starter plan and use its hosted website and RealtySuite subdomain.
- Add manual property listings with the website builder.
- Choose a Pro plan for a custom domain, Map Search, applets, and basic Market Intelligence.
- Arrange an eligible, authorized data connection if you need live property data.
- Choose Premium or Office & Team for the corresponding lead and team tools.
Limits worth knowing
Starter includes a RealtySuite subdomain and manual properties, without requiring a live MLS connection. Live property-data features depend on an eligible, authorized source, and coverage, fields, history, media, and functionality vary by market and provider.
Questions
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Starter is free and includes a hosted website, RealtySuite subdomain, website builder, and manual properties.
What does Pro cost?
Pro (Canada) costs C$54 a month, billed monthly. Pro (United States) costs $54 a month, billed monthly.
Does RealtySuite include live property data?
Live property-data features require an eligible and authorized source. Coverage and functionality vary by market and provider, and third-party authorization or fees may apply.
What platforms does RealtySuite support?
The listed platform is web.
What does Office & Team add?
It includes multiple agents, shared lead management, roles and permissions, and custom integrations and deployment.
Can RealtySuite add search to an existing website?
Applets can bring supported search, listings, market tools, and lead experiences into WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, Webflow, WebSuite, Drupal, Joomla, or custom HTML websites.
