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AFrame vs Backhouse

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AFrame

7.9#2 in real estate transaction management softwareFrom $14 a month
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Backhouse

6.2#19 in real estate transaction management softwareFrom $79 a month
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AudienceAFrame describes its intended users as transaction coordinators, real estate agents, and brokers managing growing teams.Backhouse presents the product for real estate agents, teams, and brokerages, and lists solo agents and brokerages as audience categories.
CRMCRM features include contact categories, relationship ratings, contact ownership, touch-date reminders, advanced search and targeted mass email.The CRM logs email conversations, updates contact records, and shows each transaction’s stage, people, and key dates.
ProductAFrame is a customizable transaction management and CRM platform for real estate professionals that brings contacts, listings, contracts, and transactions into one system.Backhouse describes itself as a real estate platform for agents, teams, and brokerages with an AI assistant built in.
TrialThe site offers a free 30-day trial and says it includes full platform access, including workflows, users, portals, analytics, and integrations.The homepage states that the first 10 days are free.

AFrame plans

  • Managed AgentsFree
  • Standard Users (16+)$14 a month
  • Standard Users (16+ users)$14 a month
  • Standard Users (11–15)$24 a month
  • Standard Users (11–15 users)$24 a month
  • Standard Users (6–10 users)$34 a month

Backhouse plans

  • Backhouse$79 a month

Pick AFrame if…

AFrame suits transaction coordinators, real estate agents, and brokers managing growing teams. It may also fit teams that need client portals, configurable workflows, and access controls.

Pick Backhouse if…

Backhouse suits solo real estate agents, teams and brokerages looking to coordinate transactions and client communications. It may be useful where clients need a link-based view of deal progress and signing.

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