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AFrame vs REAS

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AFrame

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

5.9#25 in real estate transaction management softwareFrom $750 a year
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AudienceAFrame describes its intended users as transaction coordinators, real estate agents, and brokers managing growing teams.The plans target independent single-office agencies, small to medium practices with multiple offices, and larger multi-office practices.
IntegrationsListed integrations include connected email and calendars, ShowingTime, Supra, Zapier, Mailchimp, SendGrid and an open API.The opened product page does not list third-party integrations.
ProductAFrame is a customizable transaction management and CRM platform for real estate professionals that brings contacts, listings, contracts, and transactions into one system.REAS provides property transaction management software for residential and commercial agents.
SecurityAFrame says it uses Google Cloud infrastructure and industry-standard protocols including encryption in transit, access controls, and redundant backups.The site describes a secure online space for each property transaction and warns users against disclosing confidential or sensitive information, especially between solicitors and clients.

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

REAS plans

  • Starter$75 a month
  • Pro$95 a month
  • Enterprise$180 a month
  • Starter$750 a year
  • Pro$950 a year
  • Enterprise$1,800 a year

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 REAS if…

REAS suits independent agencies, small or medium multi-office practices, and larger multi-office property firms coordinating transactions with outside participants.

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