WpEstate CRM turns your WPResidence site into a full customer system for your real estate business. Every message from your contact, schedule-a-tour, and estimate forms is saved automatically: the sender becomes a contact, their inquiry becomes a lead, and if they mentioned a budget, location, or number of bedrooms, those preferences are saved with them.
You get contacts, deals, tasks, activities, and notes in one place, with a visual pipeline that lets you drag a deal from “New” to “Won” without touching a spreadsheet.
It also works for you while you sleep. WpEstate CRM ships with 27 ready-made automation rules — assign new leads to an agent, follow up on stale inquiries, remind an agent about a tour, move a deal forward when a contract is signed. You can send emails and SMS messages (through Twilio), import and export contacts as CSV, and match a buyer’s saved preferences against your live property listings with one click
So instead of hunting for “3-bedroom under $450k in the city center,” the CRM tells you which of your listings fit.
If you have users who sign up as agents, agencies, or developers, they get their own frontend dashboard — contacts, deals, tasks, stats, pipeline, automations — without ever seeing wp-admin. Each agent sees only their own records. Agencies and developers see the records belonging to their team. As the site owner, you see everything.
You can also connect WpEstate CRM to HubSpot and keep both systems in sync — contacts, deals, and tickets flow both ways.
To use WpEstate CRM, go to your WordPress dashboard. Under Appearance → Install Plugins, you’ll see the option to install and activate it. Once it’s on, your forms start feeding the CRM immediately — no migration, no reconfiguration, nothing to wire up by hand.