The CRM you don't have to update.
Acre reads the documents landing in your inbox, files each one onto the right deal, and tells you when a deal has moved — with the paperwork that proves it. You confirm. That's the whole job.
Built for the solo agent who is also their own transaction coordinator.
Every other CRM waits for you
to type it in.
That's the whole problem. A CRM is only as current as the last hour you spent feeding it, and you don't have that hour. Acre takes its input from the work you're already doing — the email you already got, the document already attached to it.
The paperwork files itself
A disclosure, a purchase agreement, an inspection report lands in your email. Acre recognises what it is, matches it to the right deal, and files it there. Junk PDFs never reach you. Anything it isn't sure about waits in a review queue instead of guessing.
Every other CRM: download, rename, find the deal, drag, repeat.
Your pipeline tells you it's stale — and shows the receipt
When a signed purchase agreement files itself onto 14 Birch Ln, Acre says the deal looks like it's under contract and shows you the document that made it think so. One tap moves it. Acre never moves a deal on its own.
Every other CRM: a board that is only ever as current as your last free Tuesday.
Follow-ups leave from your own inbox
Acre drafts the reply from the real thread and the real deal facts, you read it, and it sends through your Gmail — your address, your signature, saved in your Sent folder. Your client sees an email from you, because it is one.
Every other CRM: a no-reply address your client has never seen before.
An AI that asks permission.
Your database is your livelihood and your reputation is on every email that leaves it. So Acre does the filing and the noticing, and stops. Everything a client can see is still your decision, every time.
Never emails a client something you haven't read.
Never moves a deal you haven't tapped.
Never dials, drips or blasts your sphere.
Never guesses when it isn't sure — it asks.
Four screens. That's the whole app.
Acre is deliberately small right now. We took out everything that promised more than it delivered, because a realtor who is paying judges us on what's in front of them — not on a roadmap.
Today
A short list of what actually needs you — built from real signals, never from a score that decided you should cold-call your sphere.
Relay
One inbox for client email. Acre drafts from the real conversation; you send from your own Gmail.
Hub
Your people and your listings. Import once and Acre sorts your sphere from your clients for you.
Pipeline
Every deal on one board, with the documents already attached and a nudge when a stage looks out of date.
Not here yet
- Outlook and Microsoft 365 inboxes — Gmail only for now
- Live MLS listing sync
- Lead routing, scoring and dialers
- Automations you build yourself
- Team seats and shared pipelines
- SMS
We'd rather list these than let you find out after the card is charged. Founding members decide which one is next.
A two-way deal, written down.
We're taking 50 realtors and no more. You're not a free trial we hope converts — you're the reason the next version exists, and the price says so in both directions.
- $49 a month for as long as you keep your seat — whatever we charge later
- A direct line to the founders. Not a ticket queue, not a chatbot
- Your requests ahead of everyone else's, because there is no everyone else yet
- A note every week saying what you asked for and what we shipped
- Twenty minutes on a call every two weeks
- Tell us the moment something breaks — there's a button in the corner that reaches us directly
- Run your real business on it, not a test account
Locked for as long as you keep the seat. There is no free trial — the card is the commitment, for both of us.
- Charged the day you're let in
- 30-day refund, no questions
- Cancel any time, no contract
The questions you'd otherwise have to email us.
Why charge for a beta?
Because we tried it free and it didn't work. Free users are polite — they nod, they don't log in, and they never tell you what's wrong. $49 is small enough not to matter and large enough that you'll expect something for it. That expectation is the entire point.
What happens after I apply?
A founder reads it — a person, same day or the next. If it's a fit we send you an invite link. That link is the only way into Acre right now; there's no open signup. If it isn't a fit yet we'll tell you why rather than leaving you on a list.
What if it breaks?
It will, somewhere. There's a "Something's wrong" button in the corner of every screen that pages us immediately with the page you were on and what went wrong. In a beta this small, a bug two people report is the thing we drop everything for.
Do I need Gmail?
Yes, for now. The document filing and the send-as-you follow-ups both run through Google, so a Gmail or Google Workspace address is what makes Acre worth paying for today. Outlook is on the list, and it's not built yet — we'd rather say so than take your card.
Will Acre email my clients without me?
No. Acre never sends a message you haven't read and approved, and never moves a deal without your tap. It files documents and it suggests. Everything a client can see is your decision.
Do I have to leave my current CRM?
No, and we'd rather you didn't on day one. Import a CSV of your contacts and deals, connect your inbox, and run Acre alongside what you have. If it isn't obviously better within a month, take the refund.
Can I get my data back out?
Any time, without asking us. Settings → Your data exports a full JSON copy of everything, and the same screen erases all of it permanently if you'd rather.
Is there a contract?
No contract and no annual commitment. Cancel from Settings whenever you like. Within 30 days you get every dollar back, no questions. After that you just stop being charged — and your founding price is gone once you leave.
Is this for teams?
Not yet. Acre is built for the solo agent who is their own transaction coordinator, their own assistant, and their own CRM admin. Team seats come after this cohort.
Stop feeding your CRM.
Tell us about your business. A founder reads every application — a person, not a form — and answers either way.
Apply for a founding seat$49/month once you're in · 30-day refund · cancel any time