Station CRM review
A focused CRM for commercial teams that need market data alongside deal management.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Station CRM is a commercial real estate CRM for brokers managing deals, spaces, tenants, landlords, pursuits, tasks, commissions, and documents. Its strongest fit is commercial teams that want deal management combined with market intelligence, particularly brokers working with retail activity, ownership research, listing pursuits, and 1031 exchange opportunities. The product supports solo, small, and mid-market businesses through a web interface, with collaboration features including shared deal rooms, activity feeds, and team permissions.
Pricing is structured around paid CRM and data options. CRM Core costs $99 per seat per month and includes the full platform without data feeds. CRM + All Data costs $349 per month for the first seat and adds the full CRM, outreach, AI Chief of Staff, daily retail closings, a weekly 1031 Candidates list, and All-Markets data. Individual data products include Your Market at $129 per month, 1031 Candidates at $129 per month, and All-Markets at $199 per month. A Website Builder costs $149 per month and includes an AI-built broker site, live CRM data binding, deal rooms, and NDA flows. Firm offers volume seat pricing, custom onboarding, white-label options, and dedicated support.
The standout distinction is the combination of commercial real estate workflows and structured intelligence. Brokers can use a Kanban pipeline, commission tracking, funnel analytics, ownership research, scored listing pursuits, document ingestion, AI record extraction, and AI-drafted outreach with human approval. Daily retail closings and openings, geocoded market signals, and scored 1031 candidates extend the CRM beyond contact and pipeline management. Teams needing a focused commercial real estate system with built-in intelligence should consider Station CRM; businesses seeking broad integrations, non-commercial workflows, or access beyond the web may prefer another option.
Station CRM pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI briefings, outreach drafts, document extraction, and listing pursuit scoring
- Daily retail, 1031, and all-markets intelligence options
- Deal rooms, permissions, pipelines, commissions, and funnel analytics
- Where it doesn't
- Starts at $99 per seat per month with no free plan
- Web-only access limits platform flexibility
- Telegram is the only listed integration
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