Real Geeks Pricing (2026): Every Current Price and What Changed in June 2025
Real Geeks is one of the only real estate platforms that publishes its complete price list, no sales call required. That should make this the easiest pricing page in the category to write. It is not, because the internet is still full of the old numbers. On June 1, 2025, Real Geeks took its first price increase in three years, and more than a year later the biggest ranking sites in real estate still quote the pre-increase figures. We pulled every current price from realgeeks.com and the official billing support page on July 17, 2026, rebuilt the math, and flagged exactly which popular sources are wrong and by how much.
The full Real Geeks price list (verified July 2026)
| Item | Price | What you get | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base platform (monthly) | $399/mo | IDX website, CRM, 2 users included | Official, realgeeks.com, 2026-07-17 |
| Base platform (annual prepay) | $3,990/yr | Same platform, 2 months free vs monthly | Official, support.realgeeks.com, 2026-07-17 |
| One-time setup fee | $500 | Site build and onboarding | Official, 2026-07-17 |
| Social Boost lead package | $299/mo (12-mo) / $499/mo (6-mo) | Managed social campaigns, ~20 to 40 buyer leads/mo | Official, 2026-07-17 |
| Search lead package | $599/mo (12-mo) / $799/mo (6-mo) | Managed search campaigns, ~20 to 40 leads/mo | Official, 2026-07-17 |
| Seller lead package | $599/mo (12-mo) / $799/mo (6-mo) | Managed seller campaigns, ~10 to 15 seller leads/mo | Official, 2026-07-17 |
| Geek AI Text | $49/mo, free with any lead package | AI texting assistant for lead follow-up | Official, 2026-07-17 |
| Geek AI Email and Voice | Not sold yet | Listed as Coming Soon | Official, 2026-07-17 |
| Extra users 3 to 10 | $25/user/mo | Per-seat add-on above the included 2 | Official, 2026-07-17 |
| Extra users 11 to 40 | $10/user/mo | Volume tier | Official, 2026-07-17 |
| Extra users 41 to 100 | $5/user/mo | Volume tier | Official, 2026-07-17 |
| Extra users 101+ | $1/user/mo | Volume tier | Official, 2026-07-17 |
| Additional IDX/MLS feed | $10/board/mo | Each MLS board beyond the first | Official, 2026-07-17 |
| Domain transfer | $50 one-time | Moving an existing domain in | Official, 2026-07-17 |
Every figure above is published by Real Geeks itself, which is genuinely rare in this category. BoldTrail, CINC, and Zurple all gate their numbers behind sales calls, which is exactly why our BoldTrail pricing, CINC pricing, and Zurple pricing pages lean on labeled reported figures. With Real Geeks, the numbers are on the site. The catch is that the numbers changed in mid-2025 and most of the web has not caught up.
What changed in June 2025: the price-increase timeline
Here is the sequence, so you can sanity-check any quote you were given before mid-2025:
- 2022 through May 2025. The base platform held at $299/mo with a $250 setup fee. Real Geeks built a reputation as the budget-friendly IDX plus CRM option largely on this price point, and it stayed frozen for three years.
- June 1, 2025. The increase takes effect: base plan moves from $299 to $399/mo, setup doubles from $250 to $500. Real Geeks framed it as its first price increase in three years, which checks out against the archive record.
- Same migration window. Legacy clients on the old tiered-user plans were moved to the current unlimited-user structure, where 2 users are included and additional seats are billed on the sliding per-user scale in the table above. If you signed before June 2025 on a tiered plan, your bill likely changed shape as well as size.
- July 2026 (now). The $399 base, $500 setup, and the two-term package structure are what the official pricing and billing pages show. The original price-update support article now 404s, but the current billing page carries all the live figures, so that is the primary source we cite.
The practical takeaway: any Real Geeks number you read that starts with a 2 is from the old era. Which brings us to the sites still quoting it.
What stale rankers still say vs what Real Geeks actually charges
This is the part that motivated the whole post. As of July 17, 2026, these are live claims on major real estate publishers, next to the official figures:
| Source | What it says (retrieved 2026-07-17) | What is actually true | How stale |
|---|---|---|---|
| TheClose | $299/mo base + $250 setup | $399/mo base + $500 setup | Pre-June-2025 figures, 13+ months old |
| Luxury Presence | “$249/mo as of Feb 2026” | $399/mo. The $249 figure was never the base price, and Feb 2026 is well after the increase | Wrong number and wrong date |
| VanityGeeks | Establish / Grow / Expand / Conquer 4-plan structure | That plan structure is retired. Current model is one base plan plus lead packages | Describes a product that no longer exists |
| Official realgeeks.com and support.realgeeks.com | $399 + $500, packages $299/$599/$599 (12-mo) | Correct | Current |
We are not dunking on these sites for sport. Ranking pages that cover 15 platforms simply do not re-verify 15 price lists every quarter. But if you walked into a Real Geeks sales call budgeting $299 because a ranking told you so, the real quote is 33 percent higher before you add a single lead package. Verify against the official page, always.
The 12-month vs 6-month nuance nobody covers
Every ranking page that does mention Real Geeks lead packages quotes one set of numbers: $299 for Social Boost, $599 for Search, $599 for Seller. Those are real, but they are the 12-month commitment rates. The official billing page shows a second rate card for 6-month terms, and the difference is not small:
- Social Boost: $299/mo on 12 months, $499/mo on 6 months. That is $200/mo more, a 67 percent premium.
- Search: $599/mo on 12 months, $799/mo on 6 months.
- Seller: $599/mo on 12 months, $799/mo on 6 months.
Each package costs exactly $200/mo more on the short term. And there is no month-to-month escape hatch at any price: 6 months is the shortest commitment Real Geeks sells. So the real decision is not “monthly or annual”, it is “am I confident enough in this platform to commit for a year and save $1,200 to $2,400 per package, or do I pay the premium for a 6-month trial run”.
One more wrinkle in your favor: the base platform has an annual prepay option at $3,990/yr, which is 2 months free versus paying $399 twelve times ($4,788). If you are committing to 12 months on the lead packages anyway, prepaying the platform is the consistent move and saves $798.
Total cost scenarios: what you will actually spend
Flat price lists hide the stack-up, so here is the math for three common configurations, computed from the official figures on 2026-07-17. All scenarios include Geek AI Text, which is free once any lead package is attached.
Scenario 1: solo agent, buyer leads, 12-month term. Base $399 + Social Boost $299 = $698/mo, plus the $500 setup in month one. First-year total: $698 x 12 + $500 = $8,876. Prepay the platform annually and it drops to $3,990 + $3,588 + $500 = $8,078.
Scenario 2: buyer plus seller pipeline, 12-month term. Base $399 + Search $599 + Seller $599 = $1,597/mo with Geek AI Text included free. First-year total: $1,597 x 12 + $500 = $19,664.
Scenario 3: the same buyer-plus-seller stack on a 6-month term. Base $399 + Search $799 + Seller $799 = $1,997/mo, or $400/mo more than the 12-month version for the identical product. Over 6 months that flexibility premium is $2,400, plus the $500 setup: $12,482 for the half year.
Add-ons that sneak in: a third and fourth agent add $25 each per month, a second MLS board adds $10/mo, and moving your existing domain over is a $50 one-time fee. A 4-agent team on two MLS boards adds $60/mo to any scenario above.
One flag on the lead packages before you sign: the official pricing page does not state whether ad spend is included in the package rates. The packages are positioned as done-for-you campaigns at a flat rate, and third-party writeups we reviewed in July 2026 read it both ways. Treat ad-spend inclusion as a confirm-with-sales item, in writing, before you commit to a term. If ad spend is extra, Scenario 1 is not really $698/mo.
How Real Geeks pricing compares to the rest of the category
Fee math only here, no rankings. The full head-to-head lives in our best AI tools for real estate agents pillar, and if you are evaluating Real Geeks as an escape route from a pricier platform, our BoldTrail alternatives guide covers it as one of the few published-pricing switch targets.
The context that matters for budgeting: at $698/mo all-in for a solo agent with buyer leads, Real Geeks sits well under the typical entry point of the quote-gated heavyweights. Reported entry figures for CINC start around four figures monthly (see our CINC pricing breakdown for the labeled numbers), and Ylopo-style stacks also require an external CRM on top. Meanwhile Sierra Interactive, the other publisher of real prices in this cohort, starts at $299.95/mo on annual billing before lead gen, which we break down in our Sierra Interactive pricing guide. Real Geeks’ pitch is not “cheapest sticker”, it is “you know the whole bill before the call”. After June 2025 that bill is mid-pack rather than budget-tier, but it is still fully public, and the per-seat scaling ($25 down to $1 per user) makes it unusually predictable for growing teams.
On the AI side, budget only for what ships today: Geek AI Text at $49/mo (free with any package) is live, while Geek AI Email and Voice remain Coming Soon on the official page as of July 2026. If conversational AI follow-up is the core of your buying decision, compare the shipping products in our best AI ISA tools guide before you weight a Coming Soon label.
Two follow-ups if the June 2025 increase changed your math: our Real Geeks alternatives guide routes leavers by budget tier with exact dollar deltas, and the Real Geeks vs Sierra Interactive comparison settles the closest same-price matchup head to head.
Verdict: budget $698 to $1,600 per month, and verify everything dated before June 2025
Real Geeks in 2026 costs $399/mo plus $500 setup for the platform, $299 to $599/mo per lead package on a 12-month term, and $200 more per package if you only commit to 6 months. There is no month-to-month plan. A realistic solo setup lands at $698/mo, a buyer-plus-seller team stack at $1,597/mo, both before any ad spend that may or may not be inside the package rates: get that answered in writing on the sales call.
The three things to carry into that call: first, ignore any third-party number published with pre-June-2025 sourcing, because the $299 era is over. Second, the 12-month rates are the advertised rates, so if you want the 6-month term, ask for the real rate card before anchoring on what a ranking site showed you. Third, if you are in for 12 months anyway, take the $3,990 annual prepay and bank the two free months. Publishing every price is Real Geeks’ best feature. Reading them correctly is on us.
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