Look. You signed up for CINC because someone in your office swore it would keep the pipeline full. Maybe it did, for a while. Then the bill landed. Somewhere between the $1,500 setup fee, the 12-month contract, and the $899-a-month invoice that hits your card whether you closed a deal that month or not — […]
You’re not really asking what Follow Up Boss costs. Not really. What you’re actually asking is whether the Follow Up Boss Pricing pays you back — in closed deals, in saved sanity, in agents who finally log in on a Monday morning. I get it. Nine years deep into consulting on real estate CRM stacks
You can spot a stalling agent a mile off. Empty CRM. Quiet phone. Last week’s open house pulled in zero real estate leads worth a callback. Not one. Over the past decade I’ve sat across the closing table from Realtors in 14 different US markets. Phoenix. Tampa. Austin. Charlotte. The same story keeps surfacing —
Ever sit down to budget a CRM for your team and feel like every vendor’s talking in riddles? Same here. A broker friend in Tampa called me last quarter and basically asked, “What am I actually gonna pay for Boomtown — not the demo number, the real one?” So I pulled my notes. Three team
