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Pipedrive vs Follow Up Boss

Two paths for real estate sales: a generic CRM versus an industry-built CRM.

Updated September 26, 2026

Generic CRM

Pipedrive

4.0
Weakout of 10

Mature pipeline CRM with a large marketplace. No IDX, no MLS inventory, no leasing ledger — real estate pieces arrive via third-party apps.

Paid plans in USD (14-day trial)

Higher scoreReal estate CRM

Follow Up Boss

6.8
Fairout of 10

CRM-first real estate hub — lead routing, action plans, calling/text/email, mobile app, and deep integrations. IDX websites come from partners, not a Sierra-style bundled site.

From $69/user/mo (Grow); $58/user/mo billed annually

Criteria where Pipedrive wins

0

Ties

0

Criteria where Follow Up Boss wins

6

Score by criterion

In green, who wins the criterion. The overall score uses real estate weights: inventory and proposal and native messaging weigh more.

CriterionPipedriveFollow Up Boss
  • Inventory and proposal1.3×

    2.8
    6.0
  • Mortgage credit0.7×

    1.8
    2.5
  • Leasing and post-sale1.2×

    3.0
    5.5
  • Native messaging1.3×

    3.5
    8.8
  • Price and transparency0.9×

    6.4
    8.6
  • Learning curve0.8×

    7.5
    8.6
  • Overall score

    4.0

    6.8

Native features

Only what is part of the product counts. Marketplace integrations or third-party apps are out.

FeaturePipedriveFollow Up Boss
  • Property inventoryNoNo
  • Listing portalsNoNo
  • Brokerage websiteNoNo
  • Native messagingNoYes
  • Showing calendarYesYes
  • Proposal or contractNoNo
  • FinancingNoNo
  • Agent appNoYes

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