Most real estate software development companies will hand you a generic SaaS template and call it proptech. We do not. Revex is a real estate software development company that builds the systems brokerages and proptech founders actually run their business on — AI agents that handle the busywork, MLS and IDX integrations that stay connected, and custom CRMs that fit how your team actually sells.
We work with brokerage operators, proptech founders, and the engineering leads inside both. The common thread is that they have outgrown the off-the-shelf stack — Follow Up Boss, kvCORE, BoomTown, Lofty — and need software shaped around their workflow instead of the other way around.
If you are evaluating a proptech development partner and you want to skip the slide deck, the rest of this page is the short version of how we work.
Real estate software is not one product. The work splits into a few audiences that we ship for repeatedly.
Independent brokerages and franchise teams who are tired of paying per-seat fees for a CRM that does eighty percent of what they need and blocks the twenty percent that would actually move the business. We build the agent dashboards, deal pipelines, commission ledgers, and back-office tools that wrap around your existing MLS feeds and transaction management.
Founders building the next product for agents, buyers, sellers, landlords, or investors. You have a thesis, a wedge, and probably a Figma file. We turn that into a shipped product — listing search, lead capture, AI assistants, marketplace mechanics — without the year of platform plumbing you do not want to write.
Heads of operations and tech inside top-producing teams who need internal tooling: lead routing, transaction coordination dashboards, agent onboarding flows, and reporting that the off-the-shelf stack cannot produce.
This is the wedge. The most useful real estate software we ship right now is not a screen — it is an agent that does the work that used to require a screen.
Real estate is one of the few categories where agentic AI actually pays for itself this quarter. Sixty to seventy percent of a salesperson's day is the boring middle: chasing inbound leads, pulling comps, scheduling showings, drafting follow-ups, updating the CRM. That work has a clear input, a clear output, and tolerates a few seconds of latency. It is exactly the shape that current models handle well.
The AI agents we build for real estate brokerages typically cover:
For the underlying agent infrastructure — orchestration, tools, evals, human-in-the-loop — see our AI agent development page. Real estate is where we apply it.
A real estate app that does not talk to the MLS is a demo. Integration depth is what separates a real product from a wrapper, so we treat the seams as first-class work, not an afterthought.
We can work in your existing stack. We will be louder about it if we think a choice is going to bite you later.
Our process is built around a simple rule: every week, the product gets closer to something a real agent or buyer can touch.
For the broader automation surface — Slack bots, internal ops agents, document workflows — our AI automation agency page covers how we build AI-first ops more generally.
Most real estate dev shops sell hours against a template. We sell shipped product against your specific workflow. Our engagements are scoped to outcomes — a working AI lead triage agent, a live MLS-backed listing search, a custom CRM your team actually uses — not a quarterly retainer.
Both. The work shares more than it differs: real-time data, MLS or IDX integration, agent and consumer UX, lead workflows. The split shows up in who pays and how the product gets distributed, not in the underlying engineering.
Yes, and usually that is the better starting point. If Follow Up Boss or kvCORE is doing eighty percent of the job, we wrap AI agents and custom workflows around it through their APIs and webhooks. We only recommend a custom CRM for real estate brokerages when the off-the-shelf option is actively in the way.
It depends on the board. Some give you clean RESO Web API access in a week. Some require a manual application, a vetted technology vendor relationship, and a multi-week approval. We handle the paperwork and the data plumbing. Plan for four to eight weeks from first contact to live feed for most boards.
Every AI-drafted listing description, social post, or buyer email runs through constraints that block protected-class language, steering, and other fair housing violations. We pair that with a human-in-the-loop review for anything that goes out under the brokerage's name. Compliance is a product feature, not a checkbox.
Most real estate engagements land between a focused four-week sprint for a single AI agent and a three-month engagement for a full custom CRM with MLS integration. We give you a fixed-scope quote after a scoping call. No open-ended hourly contracts.
Yes. About a third of our work is taking over a stalled proptech codebase or a brokerage's internal tool that the last contractor walked away from. We start with a one-week diagnostic so we are not guessing.
If you are scoping a real estate software build — an AI agent for your brokerage, an MLS-backed proptech product, or a custom CRM your team will actually use — book a call. Thirty minutes, no slide deck, you leave with a clear sense of scope and timeline.