If you have been comparing CINC lead generation against other ways to fill your pipeline, you are doing exactly the right homework. CINC is a recognised platform in the real estate space, and platforms like it suit certain teams well. But a large, team-oriented platform is not the only route to consistent business, and for many Canadian Realtors it is not the most practical one. This page offers a neutral comparison and introduces Real Estate Leads, a Canadian alternative built around exclusive leads and transparent flat pricing.
Our intent is to be factual, not to disparage. CINC has earned its reputation; the goal here is simply to help you decide whether a platform or a done-for-you service fits the way you want to work in the Canadian market.
CINC is typically marketed as a real estate lead generation and CRM platform aimed primarily at teams and top producers. The general offering combines IDX-style property search websites, advertising to drive traffic to those sites, and a CRM with automation to nurture the leads that come in. For a well-staffed team with the discipline to work a large database, that combination can be effective.
Pricing, contract length, and features for platforms like this change over time and often scale with team size, so we will not quote specific numbers — confirm the current details directly with CINC if you are evaluating it. The structural takeaway is the same as with any platform: it is a system you operate. Your results depend on how consistently your team uses it, how much you spend on ads, and how promptly you follow up.
One question worth asking any large lead platform is whether the leads you generate are truly yours. On many platforms and portals, a single prospect can be marketed to or delivered to more than one agent. When that happens, you are competing for the same person against other Realtors, and the value of each lead drops the moment it is shared.
Real Estate Leads removes that question entirely. Every lead we generate is provided to one agent only — you. Your leads are never sold or shared with another Realtor. There is no scenario where a prospect you paid to reach has already been contacted by a competitor using the same service.
It is important to be precise, because exclusivity is often misunderstood. Ours is per lead, not per territory. We do not sell you a city, a postal code, or a promise that you will be the only agent in an area. Multiple agents can and do operate in the same market with us.
What we guarantee is that no two of our agents ever receive the same lead, and that you will receive the monthly volume your package promises. To keep that promise, we limit how many agents we take on per area, and in busier markets that means wait lists. That is the honest trade-off behind a volume guarantee: we only take on the agents we can actually deliver for. The payoff is a conversion rate on exclusive leads that shared-lead models rarely match.
Rather than handing you software to run, we do the online advertising for you. Our team runs extensive, location-targeted campaigns, and the buyers and sellers who respond are delivered to your inbox daily as exclusive leads. There is nothing for you to configure and no separate ad budget to manage.
Pricing is one flat monthly fee with the advertising included and no per-lead charges. Buyer lead packages start at $849 per month for a guaranteed 20 to 40 leads; buyer-and-seller packages start at $899 per month; and higher-volume plans run from $1,549 up to $2,699 per month for as many as 110 to 200 leads. Everything is month-to-month with no contract options and a money-back guarantee. See the full breakdown on our services page, or read our guide to buying real estate leads to understand how the models differ.
Real Estate Leads is based in Vancouver, BC, and built for the Canadian market rather than adapted from a US template. Every package includes our lead management system, automated drip email and text campaigns, a team sharing module, and text notifications so you respond the moment a lead lands. We integrate directly with Follow Up Boss, Top Producer, IXACT Contact, and Cloud CMA.
The consistency shows in our clients: Curtis Murphy of CENTURY 21 Synergy has worked with us for more than six years. We serve Realtors in every province and more than 80 cities, including Toronto, Calgary, and Montreal. If you are still weighing your options, our comparison of real estate lead generation companies and our page on qualified real estate leads are good next steps.
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