7 STRUCTURELY ALTERNATIVES

What does Structurely actually cost in 2026?

The headline number is $499/mo. The invoice is bigger. As of July 2026, Structurely's Team plan is $499/mo — built for 2–10 producers — plus a $2,000 one-time onboarding fee. The Company plan is $999/mo plus $2,500 onboarding, and Enterprise/white-label is custom-priced. Annual contracts are standard; going month-to-month costs about 20% more.

Then the meter starts. Usage is billed in Action Credits at $0.06–$0.08 each: one credit = one SMS exchange, 10 seconds of AI voice calling, or two emails. Structurely's 12+ month nurture sequences are the product doing its job — and every message in them draws down credits. A moderate lead flow burning ~2,000 credits a month adds roughly $120–$160/mo (our estimate; your volume sets the bill).

One more trap for the unwary: older review sites still cite a legacy $179/mo small tier. It no longer matches Structurely's current pricing page. If you're a solo agent budgeting off a 2023 review, you're off by a multiple.

And remember what that buys: lead qualification and nurture only. Structurely's AI does not update or clean your CRM, book showings end-to-end across your calendar workflow, pull comps, draft general follow-ups, or do back-office work. Everything after "the lead is warm" is still on you. That scope line is why this list exists.

The 7 alternatives, ranked

Ranked for the working realtor on three axes: how much of the job it does, what it really costs all-in, and whether a solo agent can actually buy it. We build #1, and we say so — judge the reasoning, then check the sources at the bottom.

1. Agent Hero — the full AI teammate ($499/mo flat)

Full disclosure: this is us. Agent Hero is a custom AI clone of you — trained on your voice, your market, and how you work — and it's ranked first because it does the whole job Structurely stops halfway through, at the same sticker price with no meter. It answers every lead in seconds, 24/7, by text, iMessage, and email; qualifies and books showings onto your calendar; keeps your CRM updated and clean; pulls comps and market reports; monitors your ads; drafts social content and follow-ups; and remembers every client and deal permanently. Voice cloning means it sounds like you, not like "Aisa."

The honest limits: it doesn't generate leads and doesn't include an IDX website — it rides on the stack you already have. And it's newer than Structurely's 13M-conversation track record. Solo tier covers one agent; Team & Brokerage is custom-priced. See the full Agent Hero vs Structurely head-to-head.

Price: $499/mo flat, every feature included, one-time startup fee (as of July 2026) · Best for: solo agents who want the entire job done — not just the front door — at one flat price.

2. Ylopo Raiya — AI plus lead generation in one

Raiya is the conversational AI baked into Ylopo's lead-generation platform — it texts (and calls) the leads Ylopo's ad engine produces, qualifies them, and hands them to you. If your actual problem is "I don't have enough leads," Raiya beats every pure AI ISA on this list, Structurely included, because it comes with the pipeline attached.

The catch is the bundle: you're buying the whole Ylopo platform, and pricing is demo-gated — Ylopo doesn't publish numbers. Based on our research, a realistic all-in runs $600–$1,500+/mo plus ad spend (estimate, as of July 2026), and you inherit the platform's quirks along with it. See Agent Hero vs Ylopo and the full Ylopo alternatives breakdown.

Price: demo-gated; realistic all-in ≈$600–$1,500+/mo + ad spend (our estimate, July 2026) · Best for: agents and teams who need lead generation and AI follow-up from a single vendor.

3. CINC AI — literally Structurely, inside CINC

Here's the plot twist most shoppers miss: CINC AI is Structurely, white-labeled. Same Aisa-style conversational engine, sold under CINC's badge. So it's less an alternative than a different door into the same product — one that requires CINC's lead-generation platform, which starts around $899+/mo (as of July 2026) before ad spend.

When does that math work? If you were buying CINC anyway for its ad engine and IDX websites, adding the AI layer you'd otherwise buy separately from Structurely is tidy — one vendor, one throat to choke. If you're not already a CINC shop, paying $899+/mo for the platform just to reach the AI is the most expensive possible route to Aisa Holmes.

Price: requires the CINC platform, from ≈$899+/mo (as of July 2026) · Best for: teams already committed to CINC for lead gen who want the AI layer bundled in.

4. Lofty AI Sales Agent — the cheap add-on (with a platform attached)

Lofty (formerly Chime) sells its AI Sales Agent as an add-on at $60/mo per 200 leads — on paper, the cheapest conversational AI in real estate. It texts new leads, qualifies, and routes them inside Lofty's CRM. For a team already living in Lofty, it's close to a no-brainer at that price.

The asterisk is the same one as CINC's: the add-on requires the Lofty platform, which runs around $449+/mo (as of July 2026). So the "cheap AI" is really a $500+/mo commitment for anyone not already on Lofty — and the AI's scope, like Structurely's, is lead conversations, not CRM hygiene, booking workflows, comps, or back-office.

Price: $60/mo per 200 leads, on top of Lofty at ≈$449+/mo (as of July 2026) · Best for: existing Lofty customers who want low-cost AI texting on their lead flow.

5. Real Geeks Geek AI — budget bundle for Real Geeks sites

Real Geeks has long been the value pick for IDX websites and lead gen, and Geek AI extends that: for +$200/mo on top of a Real Geeks subscription ($249–$299/mo as of July 2026), you get AI conversations working the leads your Real Geeks site captures. All-in around $449–$499/mo — coincidentally the same neighborhood as Structurely's sticker, but with the website and lead capture included.

The trade-off: the AI is younger and narrower than Structurely's 13M-conversation engine, and it's welded to Real Geeks — no site, no AI. Like every conversational ISA on this list, it stops at qualification; the booking, CRM work, and follow-through remain yours.

Price: +$200/mo on Real Geeks ($249–$299/mo), ≈$449–$499/mo all-in (as of July 2026) · Best for: budget-conscious agents who want a website, lead capture, and AI texting from one vendor.

6. Verse.ai — enterprise AI + human concierge

Verse is what you buy when "AI ISA" needs to come with an SLA: an AI-plus-human concierge service where trained humans supervise and step into the AI's conversations. That hybrid model produces some of the most reliable lead engagement in the industry — and pricing to match, at roughly $1,800–$5,000+/mo (as of July 2026) depending on volume.

At that spend, you're not comparing against Structurely anymore; you're comparing against hiring ISAs. For brokerages and enterprise teams pushing thousands of leads a month, Verse's blend of scale and human judgment can pencil. For an individual agent or a small team, it's a category error — you'd be paying a concierge-desk price for a front-door problem.

Price: ≈$1,800–$5,000+/mo (as of July 2026) · Best for: brokerages and enterprise teams with heavy lead volume who want humans in the loop.

7. A human ISA — the original, at payroll prices

The thing every product on this page imitates: a dedicated human inside sales agent, typically $1,400–$2,200/mo through an ISA staffing service (as of July 2026) — or $50k+ a year hired in-house. A good one brings what no AI fully replicates: genuine empathy, local judgment, and the ability to freelance outside any script.

The economics are the catch. That price buys roughly 40 hours a week of one person — not 24/7 coverage — plus sick days, turnover, and ramp-up time every time you re-hire. And the industry's dirty secret: most ISA conversations are the same twenty qualification questions, which is exactly the part AI already does in seconds at 2 AM. We wrote up the full math in Agent Hero vs a human ISA.

Price: ≈$1,400–$2,200/mo dedicated via staffing services (as of July 2026) · Best for: teams with complex, high-touch lead flows where human judgment on the first call genuinely moves the close rate.