The work behind every client relationship.

Seam is real estate workflow software for teams: it connects lead follow-up, daily CRM work, and the client’s next step. Start with a walkthrough or explore the products below.

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Find Leads Signals Queue
Find Leads with the Signals Queue tab active, showing lead counts, follow-ups, and claim credits
Journey Agent + CRM Today
Journey Agent + CRM Today workspace showing the next client action and team work queue
Journey Home plan
Journey homeowner plan showing the current next step and buying timeline

One connected platform. One client record.

From the first signal to the next move.

Signals

Know who to call,
and why now.

Signals is the leads platform inside Journey Agent + CRM: see the people who need attention now, the reason each person is on the list, and the next follow-up already attached to the work.

  • A queue with reasons.Each item shows the timing and facts behind its place in the queue, so an agent can decide whether to call, write, defer, or leave it alone.
  • Context before contact.Review the known person, property, location, budget, and stated plans before choosing how to respond.
  • A deliberate claim step.Agents review a lead before contact details are opened, then record the outcome and next follow-up in the same place.
  • Team follow-through.See who owns the work, what is due, what was tried, and which items still have no next action.
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Actual product screen · Representative demo data
Journey Agent + CRM

Run the relationship,
not just the record.

Keep the person, the transaction, and the work around it in one view. The record answers what happened, what is waiting, and who owns the next move.

  • Today and client worklists.Start with due and blocked work instead of searching contact records for something to do.
  • A complete client workspace.Tasks, notes, messages, documents, milestones, collaborators, and the activity history stay attached to the relationship.
  • Reviewed imports.When another CRM is connected, new and changed contacts are reviewed before they become active client records.
  • Clear ownership.Every client and task has an owner, and managers can reassign open work without erasing the earlier history.
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Journey

Give every client
a clear next step.

Give buyers, sellers, and homeowners a plan they can use themselves: the current step, what is waiting on them, and what the team is handling.

  • A plan that fits the household.The route changes with the client’s goal, timing, readiness, and current stage instead of showing one generic checklist.
  • Client tasks and file requests.People complete work in the step where it belongs and can see when a document has moved to team review.
  • Planning without false certainty.Goal homes, saving progress, home records, and estimates are kept separate from professional advice and formal approvals.
  • Help in context.A client can ask for help from the plan, while a partner receives only the request they were invited to handle.
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Actual Journey homeowner plan product screen
Actual product screen · Representative demo data

One client. One connected flow.

Each product stays focused. The context moves with the relationship.

SignalsFind the moment.
CRMTake action and build the relationship.
JourneyGuide the client to the next step.

Client actions and outcomes feed the next signal.

SERVICES / AI CONSULTATION

AI services for the work that does not fit in a product.

Map the workflow, clean up the data, and build the next useful tool with a partner who stays close to the details.

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Seam and a conventional CRM

The difference shows up after the contact is created.

A conventional CRM is usually organized around people, deals, activities, messages, and reports. Seam handles those records too, then keeps the client, partner, document, and brokerage work connected to the same plan.

The workA conventional CRMSeam
Start the dayOpen tasks, reminders, inboxes, and deal records to decide what matters first.Open Today to see due, blocked, and waiting work with the client and reason already attached.
Move a lead into active client workConvert or copy the lead into a contact and deal, then rebuild the next steps.Keep the reason, notes, owner, and next follow-up as the person moves into a client plan.
Keep a client informedSend updates by email, text, or a general client portal that sits beside the team record.Share the current step, owner, tasks, document requests, and messages through the client’s Journey view.
Bring in a lender, title professional, or contractorAdd a collaborator, forward a thread, or give broader access to the contact or deal.Send a limited invitation for one status item, document, message, or request. The rest stays out of view.
Handle a staffing changeDisable the user, then find and reassign their open records and tasks.Review the person’s access and assigned work together, choose a new owner, and keep the change in the account history.

Seam can be the team’s main CRM or work beside an existing one. Connected records are reviewed before they are brought into the active client workspace.

One connected record you can trust.

Your clients and their data stay together, and stay protected.

One client record

Every contact, conversation, task, document, and milestone stays linked to the client across Journey and Journey Agent + CRM.

You control who sees what

Agents, coordinators, partners, and clients each see only what their role allows, so private notes stay private.

Nothing happens off the record

Important changes, access, and outreach are logged, so you can always see who did what and when.

Help for every role

Plain-language guides show agents, clients, partners, and brokerage managers where to start and what to do next.

Pricing that fits the way you work.

Solo agent or a whole brokerage, pick your plan below. Brokerage plans add agent roles, per-office rosters, and shared reporting. Journey Agent + CRM always includes Journey, so your workflow and your client’s experience stay in sync. Journey and Journey Agent + CRM are available in all 50 states and the District of Columbia; Signals is sold only where its local data coverage is certified.

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Journey

29/month

Give every client a shared plan and a clear next step.

  • 250 client home plans
  • Home value and equity history
  • Milestone tracking
  • Documents and client messages
Signals

79/month

Find the right moments and act with confidence.

  • Moment detection and scoring
  • Enriched people and property data
  • Alerts and notifications
  • Team reports

Virginia only. Signals needs certified local parcel coverage. Ask about your area

Journey Agent + CRM

39/month

Run the relationship and give every client a clear next step.

  • 2 named users
  • 5,000 CRM contacts
  • 250 client home plans
  • Tasks, pipelines, notes, and activity
Complete Platform

99/month

The complete connected real estate platform.

  • 2 named users and 5,000 CRM contacts
  • 250 client home plans
  • Moment detection and scoring
  • Connected alerts and reporting

Virginia only. Signals needs certified local parcel coverage. Ask about your area

Journey Agent + CRM · Brokerage

15/agent/month

Run your whole team on the Journey Agent + CRM console. You pay for the agents you have, and capacity grows with them.

  • Per-agent pricing, 5 agent minimum
  • 2,500 CRM contacts per agent
  • 250 client home plans per agent
  • Agent roles, offices, and shared reporting

More than 50 agents? Talk to us. Rolling out several offices? See how brokerage rollout works.

Complete Platform

35/agent/month

Journey, CRM, and Signals for the whole team. One per-agent price.

  • Per-agent pricing, 5 agent minimum
  • Everything in Journey Agent + CRM
  • Signals intent and prioritized follow-up
  • Agent roles, offices, and shared reporting

Virginia only. Signals needs certified local parcel coverage. Ask about your area

More than 50 agents? Talk to us. Rolling out several offices? See how brokerage rollout works.

Individual plans can add extra agent seats at $19/month each and 250 more client home plans at $25/month. Brokerage plans scale by agent. Pay annually on any plan and two months are on us.

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Journey and Journey Agent + CRM are available in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Signals is available in Virginia. Signing up means accepting the Subscription Terms; see the Privacy Notice and tax disclosure.

Help that starts with your role.

Plain-language walkthroughs for the work you need to do.

01

Real estate agents and coordinators

Start the day, work the next action, manage a client, and invite someone into Journey.

Open the real estate agent guide → 02

Buyers, sellers, and homeowners

Follow your plan, complete tasks, share requested files, and ask your realty team for help.

Open the homeowner guide → 03

Partners

Use a secure invitation to view and update only the request you were asked to handle.

Open the partner guide → 04

Brokerage management

Manage offices, agent access, invitations, ownership, and team oversight.

Open the management guide →
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Questions new users ask

Straight answers before your first session.

Where should I start after signing in?

Real estate agents start on Today and open the first item in Do Next. Buyers, sellers, and homeowners start on Home and open the current step. The help center shows both paths screen by screen.

How does a client enter Journey?

A real estate agent or coordinator opens the client record and sends an account invitation. The client uses that secure invitation to create or connect their account and then sees the plan shared with them.

What can a lender, title professional, inspector, or contractor see?

Only the specific request, document, message, or status item included in their invitation. The rest of the client plan and internal team notes stay outside that view.

I run a brokerage. Can I manage agents and offices?

Yes. Authorized managers can organize offices, invite agents, assign roles and access, reassign work, and review activity without signing in as each agent.

Do I have to replace the system my team already uses?

No. Seam can become the team's daily workspace or be introduced alongside an existing system. Any available connection is reviewed before changes move between systems.

Where is Seam available?

Everywhere in the United States. Journey and Journey Agent + CRM are open for self-serve sign-up in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, and there is no waitlist or state to choose at checkout. Local market context is richer in the metros we already cover, so see what that split means outside Virginia, or tell us where you work if you want to know what that looks like for your area.

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