CINC

CINC, short for Commissions Inc., is not a CRM that happens to have a lead form. The leads are the product. CINC runs the Google and Facebook campaigns on your behalf, points them at IDX websites built to capture registrations, and drops the resulting buyer and seller leads straight into its own CRM.

That matters because it changes what you are buying. With most real-estate CRMs you bring the leads. With CINC the ad spend and the campaign management are part of the arrangement, which is why the company positions itself at teams and high-volume agents rather than at someone closing four deals a year. CINC says over 50,000 agents use the platform.

Once a lead lands, automated workflows keep touching it, so a registration from Tuesday still gets followed up while you are in appointments on Thursday. Routing and accountability tools decide who on the team owns which lead and show whether they actually worked it, which is the part solo agents ignore and team leaders buy the system for.

CINC also markets a Guaranteed Sales Program; the terms are not published and come out in the demo, so treat it as a conversation to have rather than a number to plan around.

On price, be realistic. CINC does not publish rates. Plans start at a solo tier for one user and scale through small teams of up to four and on to multi-office companies, but the figure comes from a sales call. Budget for the ad spend on top of the platform fee, because paid lead generation is the engine here and it is not free.

// Checked on cincpro.com on 25 August 2026.