RealBuilder Web vs RealFoyer

RealBuilder Web is a web platform for real estate agents, teams, and brokerages. It connects with TREB to publish active listings, sold data, and property updates, and lets clients receive alerts based on area or chosen criteria. Agents can offer data-based home value estimates, while neighbourhood information covers trends, amenities, school ratings, and lifestyle data. Users can change themes, colours, layouts, images, and written content without coding, and use an existing domain or a platform subdomain. Team sites can put individual profiles under a shared brand and centralize leads; brokerage versions can be white-labelled. MLS access requires a licensed professional in good standing with their local board, and required TRREB data and display agreements must be completed before MLS data syncs and launch. The Basic plan provides 14 days free with limited features and one user; payment is due at launch. Premium is C$468 a year, billed annually. The service is web-based.

RealFoyer combines real estate websites, IDX/MLS property search, CRM, lead capture, and AI marketing for agents, teams, and brokerages in the United States and Canada. Starter includes a custom-domain website with SSL, themes, a CMS, blog and community pages, plus property search by map, polygon, or natural-language query. AI tools can draft listing copy, captions, images, reels, and flyers; agents can review and edit drafts. Social publishing and scheduling cover Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X. Starter can route leads to named CRM services or another CRM through a webhook, and includes batch email capped at 500 per day and 5,000 per month. Its agent mobile app supports lead activity, tasks, property information, and notifications. RealFoyer says the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board and MLS PIN are connected; other boards on its list are planned, not live. Starter costs $39 a month and includes 1,000 RF Credits per month. A 14-day trial is listed, but there is no free plan.