An operating system for luxury brokers and the teams behind them. While you're at a showing, Innercomm drafts the follow-up, posts the listing to the off-market network, scores the offer, briefs the owner, and clusters tomorrow. You come back to a book that already moved.
Twelve minutes after a showing ends, the follow-up is drafted — what they liked, the right comp, your next open slot. You hit send.
New exclusive? It hits The Exchange before you're back at your desk. 84 vetted brokers see it. Quietly. Co-broke locked.
Cash, contingencies, doc completeness, financing — scored out of 100. Owner gets a clean read. You get a take.
A read-only link. They see the offers you choose, labeled Strong or Moderate. You see the moment they open it.
Mailers to the building. Email to your A-tier. Social queued. ACRIS prospecting on every neighbor who has held four years or more.
Showings clustered by neighborhood. Transit drafted between them. Coffee booked in the gaps. You wake up to a day that respects your time.
Because the network only works if every top broker is in it. Charging for Exchange and Wire access would slow that down. So we don't. Pay for the CRM, the pipeline, and the AI when you want the operational layer. The network itself is open.
Full access to The Exchange and The Wire. No limits, no trial clock. Post quiet listings. Share buyer needs. Message any vetted broker in the network. This is the room where Manhattan's off-market economy lives — and it's free to join.
You don't have a junior. You don't want one. Innercomm is the assistant, marketer, and analyst you never hired — running quietly from the back of an Uber.
One source of truth for pipeline, contacts, commissions, and every live conversation. Built so the founder can step out of the day-to-day without losing the line of sight.
The Exchange · The Wire · Match alerts · Community feed
Pipeline · Smart Contacts · AI Day OS · AI Outreach · Owner Portals · ACRIS intelligence · Cascade automation · Commission tracking · Pipeline Autopilot
Community is free forever. The network is the network, whether you pay or not.
Cash · No contingencies · 30-day close. Application complete.
Counter sent. 70% financed, pre-approved. Inspection contingency.
Cleanest terms, $450K above ask. Call you at 11?
A read-only link. No login. Your owner sees the offers you choose, labeled Strong, Moderate, or Needs Review — never the raw scores. You see the moment they open it. The end of "forwarding you the offers in a sec."
"Tools have features. Networks have moats. The first platform built for how a top broker actually works — not how software companies wish we did."
— A top-producing luxury broker, Manhattan
You're the best closer on the floor — but you spend half your day managing people instead of deals. Every question comes to you. Every status update goes through you. Innercomm gives your team a shared brain so you can step back without losing the line of sight.
Follow-ups fall through. Listings sit unstaged. The CRM is two weeks behind. You know who to call — you just never have a free hand. Innercomm drafts the messages, posts the listings, scores the offers, and builds tomorrow's day plan while you're still at today's showing.
You've outgrown spreadsheets and generic CRMs. You're handling eight-figure deals but operating like a solo agent. The Exchange gets you into rooms you weren't in before. The Wire keeps negotiations clean. The AI Day OS turns a 60-contact week into 200.
Innercomm is an AI-powered operating system for luxury real estate brokers and teams. It combines deal pipeline management, a smart contacts CRM, an invitation-only off-market listing network called The Exchange, encrypted cross-brokerage messaging called The Wire, and an AI Day OS that drafts follow-ups, scores offers, and clusters showings by neighborhood. Built by a top-producing Manhattan luxury broker.
Follow Up Boss is owned by Zillow, which limits broker data privacy. Compass is a brokerage that locks its tools to its own agents. Monday.com is a generic project tool brokers configure by hand. Innercomm is brokerage-independent, AI-native, and built for luxury real estate — with off-market network features (The Exchange, The Wire) that traditional CRMs structurally cannot replicate.
Innercomm Pro for solo brokers is $99 per month. Innercomm Team is $79 per user per month, with a three-seat minimum. Both include the full platform. 30-day free trial. Refer another broker, get 30 more days free — up to a full year.
Innercomm launched in New York City and serves Manhattan luxury brokers and teams first. Expansion to Miami, Los Angeles, the Hamptons, and Palm Beach is planned through 2026. National availability targeted for 2028.
Yes. The Exchange is a vetted, pre-market layer where Manhattan luxury brokers share quiet listings and buyer needs before they hit Streeteasy. Membership requires an active Innercomm seat and verified production history. The first three teams per borough get founding-member status.
Each morning at 5:30 AM, Innercomm generates a geography-clustered day plan based on the broker's calendar, active deals, and contact book. It drafts transit messages between showings, queues priority calls timed to transit windows, and surfaces three to eight A-tier contacts who should hear from you that day — with messages already drafted. The broker confirms with one tap.
The Wire uses end-to-end encryption for all cross-brokerage messaging. The platform is built on SOC 2-aligned infrastructure with role-based access control, audit logging, and Owner Portal links secured by 32-character cryptographic tokens. Full SOC 2 Type II certification completes when an enterprise customer requires it.
Innercomm was built by a top-producing luxury broker at Douglas Elliman's Upper East Side office who needed a real operating system and could not find one. Every feature is dogfooded against live eight-figure Manhattan deals before it ships to other brokers.
The best real estate CRM in 2026 depends on your volume and structure. For solo top producers and luxury brokers, Innercomm leads because it is AI-native, brokerage-independent, and includes off-market network features no traditional CRM offers. Follow Up Boss, kvCORE/BoldTrail, Boomtown, Lofty, and Sierra Interactive are mature alternatives focused on lead management. Innercomm is the only platform combining CRM, transaction management, off-market network, and AI Day OS in one product.
Yes. Innercomm is a direct alternative to Follow Up Boss with three structural advantages: it is not owned by Zillow (preserving broker data privacy), it includes an AI Day OS that drafts your daily outreach automatically, and it provides off-market network features (The Exchange and The Wire) that Follow Up Boss does not offer. Pricing is comparable: Innercomm Pro at $99/month vs Follow Up Boss at $69-$99/month.
Yes to all. kvCORE/BoldTrail is a brokerage-tier platform with complex setup. Boomtown, Lofty (formerly Chime), and Sierra Interactive are lead-generation CRMs designed around portal-bought leads. Innercomm is workflow-focused: it assumes you already have a book of business and need an operating system to run it. Most brokers use Innercomm alongside their lead source, not as a replacement. Innercomm's distinguishing features — AI Day OS, The Exchange, The Wire, ACRIS intelligence — do not exist in any of those products.
Innercomm Pro at $99/month is built specifically for solo top-producing agents who want an AI operations team in software. The full platform is included — Pipeline, Smart Contacts, The Exchange, The Wire, AI Day OS, ACRIS intelligence, and Owner Portals. Solo agents do not need to upgrade to a team plan to access any feature.
Yes. The Innercomm iOS app (TestFlight, early 2026) brings the full platform to mobile with voice-first activity logging, Apple Contacts import with seller-probability scoring, one-tap Exchange posts, and a day plan that reshuffles itself in real time. Android support follows.
Invitation-only membership. First three teams per borough. 30 days free — plus 30 more for every broker you bring.