Why OpenCRM
Most real-estate CRMs were built for enterprises, then sold down to you.
That is why they cost ₹20,000 a month before you have ten agents, take a month to switch on, and still cannot show which tower has units left. We started at the other end: a small developer with three towers, two salespeople and a WhatsApp group that had become the CRM.
Side by side with legacy real-estate CRMs
We do not name competitors. The right-hand column is what developers tell us they are living with — and what we heard often enough to build against.
One codebase, your configuration.
Customization here does not mean a forked copy that never gets upgraded again. You climb the ladder as far as you need, and everything you add keeps receiving every platform improvement.
Who it is for
- Developers and builders in India selling their own inventory, from three towers to thirty.
- Sales teams of five to two hundred, including channel partners who need their own logins.
- Firms running on Excel and WhatsApp who want structure without a six-week project.
- Anyone who has been quoted ₹20,000 a month for ten seats they do not have.
- Teams that want one specific thing built their way, and a partner who will actually build it.
Who it is not for
- Enterprises that need an on-premise deployment or their own private cloud.
- Buyers who want a single suite for construction, ERP, HR and payroll in one login.
- Brokerages selling other developers’ inventory across dozens of projects — the inventory model assumes it is yours.
- Teams who want a free tool. We are inexpensive, not free, and we support what we sell.
If that is you, we will say so on the first call rather than sell you a year of something that does not fit.