What's the difference between EstateDeck Features and Solutions?
EstateDeck Features lists the 20+ individual modules — Billing, Visitor Management, ANPR, Accounting, etc. EstateDeck Solutions groups those modules into outcome-specific workflows by property type (residential, commercial, RWA) or business function (tenant management, accounting, CRM). Most buyers start at Solutions to find their workflow, then drill into the Features that power it.
Which EstateDeck solution is right for my property type?
Individual landlords use Residential Property Management. RWAs and apartment associations use RWA & Apartment Association Management. Gated communities use Gated Community Management. PG and co-living operators use PG & Co-living Management. Office and retail managers use Commercial Property Management. Serviced apartments use Short-Term Rental Management. Multi-property investors use REIT and Investment Portfolio. Brokers use Real Estate CRM and Lead Management.
Can I use multiple EstateDeck solutions together?
Yes. A single EstateDeck account can run multiple solutions side by side. A property management company might use Residential Management for one site, Commercial Management for another, and Real Estate CRM for the sales pipeline. All solutions share the same unit, tenant and accounting data.
Does EstateDeck have separate pricing for different solutions?
No. EstateDeck uses one pricing model — per managed unit per month, with optional per-module add-ons. Solutions are presentations of bundled modules, not separate plans. A residential setup and a commercial setup with the same unit count and module list cost the same.
Which solution should a small landlord with 5 units start with?
Start with Residential Property Management plus Tenant and Lease Management. Switch on UPI Billing, Tenant Records and Move-In / Move-Out as the first three modules. Add Maintenance Helpdesk and the Resident App later once tenants are using it. You can be fully live in under a week.
What's the difference between residential and commercial solutions?
Residential covers individual rental, housing societies and gated communities — focused on UPI rent collection, visitor management and RWA governance. Commercial covers office buildings, retail and mixed-use — focused on CAM billing, GST-compliant invoicing per tenant, lock-in and escalation clauses, and vendor AMC tracking for facilities like HVAC and lifts.
Does EstateDeck offer a solution for real estate agencies?
Yes. The agency-side solutions cover lead capture (Real Estate CRM), marketing automation, tour scheduling and field agent mobile tools. These are separate from the property operations solutions and are aimed at brokers and developers selling or renting out units, not managing them after occupation.
How is REIT & Investment different from regular Property Management?
Regular Property Management focuses on day-to-day operations — collecting rent, handling tickets, gate security. REIT and Investment Portfolio adds aggregated views — occupancy across the portfolio, rental yields per asset, asset performance comparisons, and investor-ready financial reports. It sits on top of the operations data, not instead of it.
Can I migrate from a competitor to a specific EstateDeck solution?
Yes. EstateDeck onboarding migrates data from spreadsheets, MyGate, NoBrokerHood, ApnaComplex, Society123, Cleartouch and similar tools using CSV templates. Most migrations are completed within the 7-day setup window at no extra cost, regardless of which solution path you start with.
Are the agency solutions (Listings, Marketing) for property managers too?
Property managers can use them to publish vacancy listings to external portals like 99acres or MagicBricks, but EstateDeck does not become a listing portal itself. The intent of the agency solutions is to support brokers and developers running active sales or rental campaigns, not to replace listing marketplaces.