pricing

How Much Does Real Estate Email Automation Cost?

Keystone starts at $0 a month for 100 contacts, with paid plans at $49, $99 and $189 a month (20% less when billed annually). Full CRMs and general email marketing tools are priced differently and cover different ground, so compare what you'd actually use.

Keystone starts at $0 a month and goes up to $189 a month depending on how many contacts you work and how much print and text you send. Annual billing is 20% off.


Keystone Pricing

Plan Monthly Annual (per year) Contacts Letters per month included Texts per month Seats
Free $0 $0 100 3 From your own phone 1
Starter $49 $468 500 15 100 1
Professional $99 $948 2,500 40 400 2
Growth $189 $1,810 10,000 100 1,000 5

Extra printed letters are $1.75 each on the same invoice. Handwritten cards are $4.90 per send. Usage is shown before you hit a limit, and you can upgrade from Billing in two clicks while your setup keeps running.

Follow-up runs across email, text, call prompts, letters and handwritten cards, and replies pause the sequence. Sequences come written, so there's no content to buy or create.


How This Compares to Other Options

Prices change often, so we don't print other companies' numbers here. What you can compare reliably is what kind of tool you'd be paying for.

Keystone Full CRM General email marketing tool
Built for Following up with people you already know Running a whole pipeline, often with teams Newsletters and broadcast campaigns
Sequences written for you Yes Usually you build them Usually you write the content
Replies pause follow-up Yes Varies Not designed around it
Channels Email, text, call prompts, letters, handwritten cards Varies Mostly email
Lead routing, transactions, IDX No Often No

The cheapest tool isn't the right one if you'll never finish setting it up. The most feature-rich one isn't either if you use a tenth of it. For side-by-side details, see the pages for Follow Up Boss, LionDesk, Realvolve, Top Producer and Wise Agent, or the full comparison index.


What Else Affects the Real Cost

  • Your time. If you write every message yourself, that's the biggest cost, and it doesn't show up on any invoice.
  • Print and postage. Letters and handwritten cards cost real money. In Keystone you see the exact piece and its cost before anything prints, and nothing goes out until you approve it.
  • Texting. Texting from your own cell uses your own plan. A Keystone Number is the option that logs both sides of conversations.
  • Setup. Drop in any spreadsheet and the columns match themselves, so you aren't paying in hours to get started.

To see what the return could look like for your business, use the worksheet in the ROI guide.


Pick a Plan, or Start Free

If you have fewer than 100 people to follow up with, the free plan may be all you need. If you have a bigger sphere, the plan limits are listed above, and you can see which fits on the pricing section.

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