Pricing
Simple monthly plans. No long-term contract.
One-time $249 setup (non-refundable). On monthly plans, your first month is free. Then plans start at $149 a month, and no plan goes over $229. Cancel anytime. Our target is a site preview in 3–5 business days.
From $149a month
$249 setup on every plan (non-refundable). First month free on monthly plans. Month-to-month. No plan goes over $229 a month.
- Your own commercial real estate website
- Your AI marketing staff
- Track record, listings and market pages
- Built so AI can read and cite you
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Other CRE websites are a project. UpliftCRE is a staff.
| A design shop | A DIY site kit | Listing software | UpliftCRE | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you buy | A one-time custom build | Website files you install and run yourself | Property marketing tools | A commercial real estate website plus an AI marketing staff |
| Who writes it | You, or the shop at an hourly rate | You | You | You talk for ten minutes. The assistant drafts. You approve. |
| Time to see it | Often weeks to months | Depends on you | Depends on your listings | A preview, targeted for 3–5 business days |
| What it costs | Often thousands up front, plus hosting and edits | A file fee, plus your hosting and time | A monthly subscription, often several hundred dollars | $249 setup, first month free on monthly plans, then $149–$229 a month |
| After a deal closes | Depends on how the site was built | Up to you to keep | Built around active listings | It becomes part of your track record: seller, buyer, landlord or tenant |
| Readable by AI | Varies by build | Varies by setup | Mainly listing pages | Structured listing data, plus a plain-text copy of every page and an llms.txt guide on every public advisor site |
| Upkeep | Varies, sometimes billed hourly | On you | Handled by the vendor | Nightly backups, all updates handled, and your brokerage brand kept current for you |
General categories, not any one company, as of October 2026. See a company-by-company comparison.
Questions advisors ask first.
What exactly do I get?
Your own commercial real estate website: your bio, listings, track record, case studies, market pages and service pages, plus a Deal Room for every listing. Plus your AI marketing staff, the assistants that write and update it with you. Every page is structured so prospects and AI search can read it.
Do I have to write anything?
No. You answer questions, or just record a voice note. Your AI staff writes the page. You review it before anything publishes. (Market Voice articles on the Growth and Authority plans publish for you on schedule.)
I'm not technical. Can I really run this?
If you can fill out a form, you can run this. You can't break it.
How long until I see my site?
Intake is a 5–10 minute chat. Our target is a preview in your hands in 3–5 business days. You finish the content with the built-in AI assistant and connect your domain in minutes.
What does it cost?
Plans run from $149 to $229 a month, with a one-time $249 setup (non-refundable). On monthly plans, your first month’s subscription is free. No plan goes over $229 a month. Every plan includes every platform feature.
Is there a contract?
No. It's month-to-month. Cancel any time.
Can I keep my brokerage profile and keep listing on Crexi and LoopNet?
Yes. Keep them. Your UpliftCRE site is the one place online that's yours, and it keeps your record after a listing comes down.
Will it work with my CRM?
Yes. New leads can flow to your CRM through Zapier or Make. You can export to CSV any time. We feed your CRM. We don't replace it.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. You connect your own domain yourself, in minutes.
Will this guarantee that AI recommends me?
No. Nobody can promise that, and you should be careful with anyone who does. UpliftCRE gives AI the facts it needs to find, read and cite you. It puts your name in the running.

Read the book first.
Before UpliftCRE was software, it was a story. The Look-Me-Up Moment follows Jake Ellis, a broker four years in, as he builds a prospecting engine the hard way. Read it in one evening. Start the system Monday.
