Real Estate · Custom SoftwareCustom Real Estate Software Development
Real estate software development services for brokerages, landlords, developers and PropTech founders — built around your workflow and data, or connecting the platforms you already run.
TRUSTED BY TEAMS
Custom real estate software development means building software around how a specific real estate business works — its deals, properties, tenants, commissions and data — instead of bending the business to fit a packaged product.
Sodio provides real estate software development services for brokerages, landlords, developers and PropTech founders: new systems built from the ground up, and integration layers that connect the platforms a business already relies on.
/// IS CUSTOM RIGHT FOR YOU?
Buy First. Build Where It Pays.
The best real estate software decision is often not to build at all. AppFolio, Yardi, dotloop, Follow Up Boss and the other established platforms cover standard work well, and custom real estate software that recreates one of them is money spent twice. It earns its place in four situations.
/// WHAT WE BUILD
Real Estate Software We Build
Transaction management
Real estate CRM
Property management software
Lease management
Commercial real estate software
Listing platforms and websites
Tenant and resident portals
Real estate apps
Integration layers
PropTech products
/// HOW A PROJECT RUNS
How a Real Estate Software Project Runs
Every stage is run by the same in-house real estate software developers, from the first discovery call to support after launch.
Map your records, systems, users and the workflow that costs you most
A clear picture of where your data lives and where the process breaks
Design the data model, integrations, migration and delivery phases
An architecture document and costed plan — free, and yours to keep
Build the riskiest workflow first, using your real records
Working software on your own data within 30 days
Complete the modules, integrations, permissions and audit trail
The core system live within 90 days
Move historical records, train teams, roll out office by office
Your data in the new system and your teams using it
Monitor, fix and extend as the business changes
Ongoing support and a roadmap for what comes next
/// BRINGING YOUR DATA IN
Bringing Your Existing Data In
///ADDING AI
Adding AI to Real Estate Software
The most useful AI in real estate lives inside the software people already use every day, not in a separate tool someone has to remember to open.
Lease data, extracted
Critical dates and terms pulled from leases straight into the system that tracks them, each value linked to its source clause.
Valuations in the workflow
Price estimates shown with a confidence range at the point an agent or investor makes a decision, not in a separate report.
Leads, ranked
Enquiries scored for likelihood to convert and matched to the right listings, so agents call the right people first.
Critical dates and terms pulled from leases straight into the system that tracks them, each value linked to its source clause.
Learn MorePrice estimates shown with a confidence range at the point an agent or investor makes a decision, not in a separate report.
Learn MoreEnquiries scored for likelihood to convert and matched to the right listings, so agents call the right people first.
Learn More/// COMPARE
Off-the-Shelf, Hybrid or Custom Real Estate Software
/// COST AND TIMELINE
What Drives the Cost and Timeline
A focused system covering one workflow typically reaches a working MVP in 30 days and a core production build in 90. Larger platforms are delivered in phases, each one live before the next begins.
The cost moves with six things: how many types of user the software serves — agents, landlords, tenants, investors; how many systems it connects to; how much historical data has to be migrated and cleaned; the audit and compliance requirements involved; whether mobile apps are needed alongside the web platform; and, for PropTech products, the multi-tenancy and billing needed to serve many customers rather than one.
/// FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on scope far more than on the category. A focused system for one workflow — transaction management, lease tracking or a tenant portal — costs a fraction of a multi-module platform with integrations and mobile apps. The biggest drivers are the number of user types, the number of systems it connects to, and how much historical data needs migrating. The free solution architecture ends with a costed plan, so you see the figure before committing.
Ownership is set out in the contract before work starts. As standard, the software we build for you and the data inside it belong to you, and we do not build on a proprietary framework that ties you to us.
Yes. We start with a review of the code and architecture to understand what exists, what is worth keeping and what is holding the platform back, then recommend whether to extend, refactor or rebuild. If the existing platform is sound, we will say so.
Both. Internal systems for brokerages, landlords and developers, and PropTech products sold to other businesses. A PropTech build adds multi-tenancy, subscription billing and onboarding for many customers rather than one, which changes the architecture from the first day.
Yes. Many engagements are a layer that sits beside platforms a business keeps, or work alongside an in-house team. We agree who owns each system and each integration at the start, so nothing falls between teams.
Support, monitoring and further development continue as long as you need them, on a retainer or as further phases. Real estate software tends to grow once the first workflow is working, so the architecture is designed to be extended rather than rebuilt.
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Related Industries and Services
Routes where scope overlaps with real estate software.
/// GET STARTED
Start With the Workflow That Costs You Most
Tell us which process takes the most time or causes the most errors, and which systems it runs through. Our real estate software developers will prepare a free solution architecture showing what to build, what to keep and what it will cost.