CLOSR review
A UAE-focused CRM combining lead routing, property matching, listings, deals, and commissions.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
CLOSR is a real estate CRM for Dubai brokerages and property sales teams handling off-plan, secondary, rental, or developer inventory. It brings lead capture, assignment, activity tracking, property matching, listings, pipelines, deals, commissions, and reporting into one system. Web, iOS, and Android access supports agents and managers across office and mobile workflows. Its focus is particularly relevant to UAE teams that need developer inventory, portal connections, and commission visibility in the same workspace.
Pricing is per user per month with annual billing. Lite starts at $40 and includes the full lead lifecycle, rotation and activity tracking, developer network inventory, up to 5 own units, brochures, role-based permissions, data import, search, and calendar tools. Basic starts at $52 and adds SLA pipeline tracking, AI-generated meeting and call notes, unlimited internal listings with live availability, expressions of interest, draft deals, invoicing, transactions, and revenue tracking. Advanced starts at $64 and adds high-intent lead detection, WhatsApp alerts, direct listings to Property Finder and Bayut, full property and unit management, payment tokens, and unit booking. A 14-day free trial is available, while there is no free plan.
CLOSR’s strongest category fit comes from its UAE-oriented inventory and matching workflow. The product includes inventory from 400+ UAE developers and supports synchronization with Property Finder, Bayut, and Dubizzle. Lead routing can use specialization and availability, while dashboards report team and agent performance. Integrations include WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Google, and the three property portals. Mobile workflows cover leads, viewings, notes, and deals. Teams seeking a CRM centered on UAE property sales, matching, and commissions should consider CLOSR; agencies needing a free product or portal publishing on a lower tier should look elsewhere.
CLOSR pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Routes leads by agent specialization and availability
- Matches buyer requirements with property and unit inventory
- Tracks commissions, invoicing, transactions, and revenue
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Published rates use annual billing
- Portal synchronization starts on the Advanced plan
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