Function / Requirement;Basic;Standard;Professional;Why it matters for this case
Price (per year);588$;1188$;2388$;Bitrix24 offers discounted annual pricing, with savings of up to 20% compared to monthly billing. With monthly payment, the plans cost $61 for Basic, $124 for Standard, and $249 for Professional. Payment is made directly through the partner, which also includes additional partner support hours and system improvement assistance;
Team size;Up to 5 users;Up to 50 users;Up to 100 users;This defines how many agents, managers, coordinators, and administrators can work in one Bitrix24 account. For a Dubai real estate agency, omnichannel communication usually involves more than just 1–2 brokers, so team capacity directly affects whether the system can be used as a shared operational workspace.
Business process automation in CRM;No;No;Yes;Business processes help organize structured approvals, internal routing, and formal automation scenarios inside CRM. This matters for the case when the agency needs controlled internal logic around approvals, assignment patterns, escalation steps, or standardized internal actions beyond simple triggers and rules. Bitrix24’s cloud comparison lists Business process automation in CRM as available on Professional and above.
Smart Process Automation (SPA);No;No;Yes;SPA allows the company to create custom internal objects with their own fields, stages, automation, and document templates. This is important for the case if the agency wants to model additional entities inside Bitrix24 — for example, internal property records, special qualification objects, service workflows, or operational units that should not be stored as plain deals. Bitrix24’s cloud comparison lists Smart Process Automation as available on Professional and above.
CRM for deals, contacts, and communication history;Yes;Yes;Yes;This is the core client workspace where leads, deals, contacts, calls, chats, and emails are stored in one place. It matters here because the whole point of the case is to stop losing inquiries across WhatsApp, Instagram, phone calls, website chat, and email, and to keep the full communication history inside one system.
Lead capture from multiple channels;Yes;Yes;Yes;This allows inquiries from different communication channels to be brought into CRM instead of being handled manually in separate apps. It is essential for this case because Dubai real estate agencies often receive requests from website chat, messengers, social media, calls, and email at the same time, and missed leads usually happen when these channels are not unified.
Pipelines;5;10;20;Pipelines let the company separate different sales flows and team processes inside CRM. In this case, they are useful for splitting rentals vs sales, source-specific flows, premium vs standard properties, or separate handling logic for different business units and campaigns.
Custom fields and required fields by stage;Yes;Yes;Yes;These fields let the agency structure data such as property type, budget, area, preferred location, source, owner status, urgency, and qualification details. Required fields by stage are especially important because they force agents to fill in critical data before moving a deal forward, which improves reporting quality and reduces chaos in lead handling.
Telephony;Yes;Yes;Yes;Telephony connects phone communication to CRM so agents can call from inside the system, log call activity, and keep phone interactions tied to the client record. This matters because phone calls remain one of the main response channels in real estate, and managers need a complete timeline of who contacted the client, when, and with what outcome.
Website widget and live chat;Yes;Yes;Yes;The website widget and live chat allow visitors to contact the agency directly from the website and send those conversations into CRM. This matters because website leads are often high-intent inquiries, and if they are not immediately captured and assigned, the agency loses speed and conversion opportunities.
CRM forms;Yes;Yes;Yes;CRM forms allow the agency to collect structured requests such as callback requests, property inquiries, and consultation forms directly into Bitrix24. This is important for the case because not every lead comes through chat or phone — some come through landing pages, listing pages, or website request forms that still need to enter the same unified process.
Open Channels;2;10;Unlimited;Open Channels are Bitrix24’s contact-center layer for handling incoming chats and messages from connected channels in one place. This is one of the most important rows for the case because the omnichannel model depends on being able to centralize communication from website chat, WhatsApp, Instagram, and other digital entry points inside one shared inbox logic.
Queueing and request processing rules;Yes;Yes;Yes;These rules distribute incoming requests between team members and help organize who should answer which inquiry. This matters here because speed-to-response is critical in Dubai real estate, and without queueing logic, leads can sit unassigned or be picked inconsistently, which directly hurts conversion.
Canned replies and automated replies;Yes;Yes;Yes;These tools help agents send standardized first responses and let the company automate instant acknowledgments. In this case, they are useful because fast first contact creates a better client experience, supports SLA goals, and prevents the common situation where a lead waits too long for the first answer.
Email integration;Yes;Yes;Yes;Email integration keeps inbound and outbound email communication inside CRM and ties it to the relevant contact or deal. This is important because some clients still prefer email for offers, documents, and follow-up, and the agency should not lose visibility just because the conversation moved outside messengers.
Initial email sync storage;30 days;90 days;90 days;This affects how much historical email data is pulled in when mailboxes are first connected. It matters mostly during implementation or migration, because having more history available helps the agency preserve client context and reduce information loss when switching to a centralized CRM model.
Inboxes per user;5;10;10;This defines how many mailboxes can be connected per user. It becomes important when agents, managers, or departments use multiple addresses such as personal work email, sales inboxes, rental inboxes, or role-based shared addresses that all need to stay connected to CRM.
Analytics and reporting depth;Basic;Good operational level;Strongest option;Analytics determines how deeply management can track lead sources, response speed, workload, and team performance. In this case, reporting is not optional — it is part of the business value, because the agency wants to understand which channels generate leads and whether agents respond quickly enough. Bitrix24 positions higher cloud plans as stronger options for analytics and reporting.
API and ready-made integration solutions;Yes;Yes;Yes;Analytics determines how deeply management can track lead sources, response speed, workload, and team performance. In this case, reporting is not optional — it is part of the business value, because the agency wants to understand which channels generate leads and whether agents respond quickly enough. Bitrix24 positions higher cloud plans as stronger options for analytics and reporting.
Fit for this case;Limited;Recommended;Best for scaling and advanced process control;Basic can support a lightweight setup, but Standard is the best day-to-day fit for a real agency team working across multiple channels. Professional becomes the stronger choice when the agency needs more advanced internal process control, formal CRM business processes, SPA-based data structures, and more room to grow without redesigning the solution later.