Client Keeper review
A low-cost CRM for solo agents who need contacts, reminders, and transaction tracking.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Client Keeper is a real estate CRM for solo agents and small teams that want one place for contacts, relationship history, lead sources, property preferences, notes, files, follow-ups, and transactions. It supports active and closed deal tracking, lead scoring, filtering, group organization, power texting, and contact sharing. Web, iOS, and Android apps support work between showings and at a desk, while CSV, phone-contact, and old CRM imports help bring existing records into the system.
Pricing is straightforward, with one plan offered in two billing options. Annual billing is $19 per month, while monthly billing is $24 per month. Both options include the MYRA AI assistant, unlimited contacts, automatic follow-ups, transactions and pipeline, web and mobile apps, and free data migration. A 30-day trial is available without a credit card. The plan structure suits buyers who prefer a single feature set rather than comparing several paid tiers.
The product’s strongest focus is relationship management for agents who need reminders and transaction visibility without a broad marketing or automation suite. MYRA can capture information from voice, text, or photos, schedule follow-ups, and update contact records. Client Keeper is a sensible fit for solo agents prioritizing low recurring cost, mobile access, importing, and personal follow-up. Teams that need integrations, lead routing, property matching, marketing tools, or broader CRM automation should choose a platform built around those capabilities instead.
Client Keeper pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automatic follow-ups for birthdays, catch-ups, and client tasks
- MYRA AI captures data from voice, text, and photos
- Web, iOS, and Android apps with contact and CRM imports
- Where it doesn't
- No integrations, lead routing, or property matching
- No built-in marketing capabilities
- Narrower CRM automation than broader real estate platforms
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