Investra vs RSMS

Investra is a web platform for buying, selling, renting, booking, and investing in property. It serves clients, agents, and developers through tools for property discovery, listings, transactions, projects, and rentals. Its stated AI matching uses budget, lifestyle, and investment goals to connect buyers with properties. Agents get listing and project management, a CRM and lead pipeline, digital offers and contracts, and commission tracking. Developers can manage projects, unit inventories, payment plans, leads, and contracts from a dashboard. Project pages can be translated into 20+ languages, while short-term rental listings can be distributed to 20+ booking platforms, including Airbnb and Booking.com, using NextPax. Investra says contracts, ownership rights, and transaction history are recorded on a blockchain, with automated KYC, AML, and PEP checks. Access is through a web browser; native iOS and Android apps are under development. Free and paid plans are listed, including Agent Professional at €49 a month and Agent Elite at €149 a month.

RSMS is a white-label real-estate marketplace platform for launching a branded property portal focused on a city, region, niche, or diaspora audience. Listings can show photos, videos, 360° tours, floor plans, property details, and amenities. Search supports map polygons and drive-time filters, while saved searches can send email and WhatsApp alerts. Buyers can track enquiries, visits, offers, negotiations, documents, and closing; the journey also covers token payments, agreements, and registration. Registered agents can manage their pipeline in the built-in broker CRM. Listing disclosures include RERA-related details such as registration number, project stage, area, delivery date, approved plans, and price breakdown. Operators can monetize through listing fees, agent or builder subscriptions, lead sales, and success fees. RSMS is available on web, Android, and iOS; the mobile apps are described as supporting offline browsing of saved listings and a swipe interface. Deployment can use Ketpy-managed cloud, a customer's own cloud, or on-premise infrastructure. Pricing is on request; the product page invites prospects to start a project or book a call.