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CINC vs. Top Real Estate Systems for real estate agents
CINC sells a lead generation and CRM platform: Google and Facebook ad campaigns, an IDX website hosted and managed by CINC, Seller Suite home-value pages and a CRM with routing, drips and a dialer. Its pricing page lists four plans, Solo, Ramp, Pro and Select, every one marked Request Pricing; the only dollar figures are the add-ons, CINC AI from $200 a month and a three-line dialer at $75. Top Real Estate Systems publishes its prices and works the organic side: the Google map, reviews, listings and AI answers, from $199 a month, with a website at $799 and managed ads at $999. Here is how they line up.
CINC plan details read from cincpro.com/pricing on 20 October 2026.
What agents say · all reviews · 5.0 on Google
They have done such a fantastic job managing my Google business profile
I have had more, come list me calls and high intent buyers since partnering up with this company. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!
Top Real Estate Systems does an excellent job with my Google and AI marketing
Side by side
| CINC | TRES Get Known ($799/mo) / Get Called ($999/mo) | |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | No: Solo, Ramp, Pro and Select all show Request Pricing; the FAQ says to contact the team | Yes: $799 a month (Get Known), $999 a month (Get Called); Google-only plans from $199 |
| Setup fee | Not shown | None |
| Term | Not shown | 12-month term; billing starts at purchase, site usually live in under 2 weeks |
| Website | IDX consumer website hosted and managed by CINC, plus Seller Suite home-evaluation landing pages | Custom site built for Google and AI, up to 10 area pages, 5 launch articles then 2 a month, hosting included; no IDX |
| CRM | Included: lead routing, AutoTracks drips, mass messaging, video messaging, mobile apps; dialer add-on at $75 a month for three lines | Not included; TRES links to the CRM you already use |
| Google Business Profile | Not mentioned on the pricing page | Fully managed: posts, review responses, profile kept current, 25-point rank scans |
| AI | CINC AI, text-based conversation with leads, starting at $200 a month as an add-on | Monthly tracking across 5 AI platforms, included from Get Chosen up |
| Managed ads | Core of the product: Google and Facebook buyer and seller lead campaigns, plus CINC-exclusive lead sources; the ad spend itself is not itemized on the page | Get Called: Google Ads and Local Services Ads managed in your own account; spend stays yours |
| Who keeps the site | Ask CINC | You, after 12 monthly payments |
| Built for | Solo (1 user) for committed agents; Ramp (up to 4), Pro (up to 49) and Select (50+) for teams | Individual agents and small teams who want to be found on Google and named by AI |
Prices and features for other companies were read from their public pricing pages on 20 October 2026 and can change at any time; check their sites before you buy. Sierra Interactive, Follow Up Boss, Ylopo, CINC, BoldTrail, Luxury Presence, Real Geeks and BrightLocal are trademarks of their owners. Top Real Estate Systems is not affiliated with any of them, and this page is TRES’s own comparison.
What is CINC?
CINC, Commissions Inc., is a real estate lead generation and CRM platform. Its pricing page on 20 October 2026 listed four plans by team size: Solo for one user, Ramp for up to four, Pro for up to 49 and Select for 50 or more. Every plan shows Request Pricing rather than a price, and the FAQ says to contact the team. The platform includes Google and Facebook lead campaigns, an IDX website hosted and managed by CINC, Seller Suite home-value pages, a CRM with lead routing and AutoTracks drips, mass and video messaging and mobile apps. CINC AI is an add-on starting at $200 a month and the dialer is $75 a month for three lines.
Does CINC manage a Google Business Profile?
Google Business Profile management is not mentioned on CINC's pricing page as of 20 October 2026. CINC's Google work is paid search: buyer and seller lead campaigns that send traffic to the IDX site. The free Google map listing, reviews, citations and whether AI assistants name you are a different job, and nothing on the page says CINC does it.
How does TRES compare on the website?
TRES Get Known is $799 a month on a 12-month term and includes a custom website built for Google and AI, usually live in under two weeks, up to 10 area pages, 5 launch articles then 2 new articles a month, hosting, and everything in Get Chosen: full Google Business Profile management, review responses, and monthly AI-visibility tracking. After 12 monthly payments the website is yours to keep. TRES websites do not include MLS/IDX home search or a CRM; they are built to get the agent found and quoted, and link out to the agent's brokerage search and existing CRM.
What about the CRM and CINC AI?
CINC's CRM is part of every plan and CINC AI, a text-based assistant that talks to leads and tells the agent when one is ready, starts at $200 a month on top. TRES does not sell a CRM or a lead-conversation tool; agents keep what they have. TRES's AI work is checking whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode, AI Overviews and Grok name the agent, every month with screenshots, then fixing the sites those assistants cite.
What about ads?
Paid Google and Facebook lead generation is the center of CINC's product, with the plan price quoted on request. TRES Get Called is $999 a month and adds managed Google Ads and Local Services Ads to Get Known. The ad spend stays in the agent's own Google account; TRES is added as a manager and never holds or spends the agent's money.
Which one should an agent pick?
Pick CINC if you want paid internet leads, an IDX site and a CRM from one vendor, you have a team to work the volume, and you are fine getting the price on a call. Pick TRES if you want the Google map and AI answers handled first, a website built to be found and quoted rather than to capture registrations, published prices with no setup fee, and a site you keep after 12 months.
Where the facts on this page come from
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Top Real Estate Systems runs the searches your clients run on Google and the major AI assistants, then sends you a written report of who gets named. Free, no card.