Follow Up Boss
Entry plan
$58.00 × 10 seats$580.00
× 12 months$6,960.00
Per year
$58.00 per person / mo
$6,960
Follow Up Boss vs Real Geeks
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Follow Up Boss
60%
match · $6,960/yr
Real Geeks
59%
match · $4,788/yr
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What you'd pay
Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Real Geeks
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$399.00
× 12 months$4,788.00
Per year
$39.90 per person / mo
$4,788
Follow Up Boss
From $58Free plan
Solo agents and teams who buy portal leads and win on speed: it routes every lead to the right agent and makes calling and texting fast.
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Real Geeks
From $399
Agents and small teams who want an IDX website, CRM and dialer from one vendor at a published price, especially if they plan to buy leads.
Side by side
| Follow Up Boss | Real Geeks | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | From $58/user/month (billed annually); 14-day free trial | $399/month plus $500 setup |
| G2 Rating | Not yet verified | Not yet verified |
| Best For | Solo agents and teams who buy portal leads and win on speed: it routes every lead to the right agent and makes calling and texting fast. | Agents and small teams who want an IDX website, CRM and dialer from one vendor at a published price, especially if they plan to buy leads. |
Pros and cons
Follow Up Boss
Pros
- Strongest lead routing and speed-to-lead tools here
- Published prices and month-to-month plans
- Pro bundles 10 users with unlimited calling and texting
- Connects to 250+ lead sources and tools
Cons
- No built-in IDX website or lead generation
- Deals are a pipeline, not full transaction management
- Calling is a paid add-on on Grow
- Owned by Zillow, which some teams dislike
Real Geeks
Pros
- Published prices, unlike most all-in-one platforms
- Website, CRM and dialer bundled
- Two users included, cheap extra users at scale
- Optional lead packages with a success manager
Cons
- $399/month plus $500 setup is steep for one agent
- 6- or 12-month terms
- IDX feeds cost extra per MLS board
- Lead package volumes are estimates
Marcus Williams