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UK property-sector CRM bundling sales, lettings, and property management into one platform with a flat £99/month per agency licence and no minimum term.

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In its favor

Why people choose Acquaint CRM

The signal that keeps Acquaint CRM on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.

No minimum contract or setup fee makes Acquaint CRM low-risk for small agencies testing whether a dedicated real estate CRM fits their workflow before committing long-term.

The bundled modules cover sales, lettings, and property management under a single £99/month licence rather than charging per-feature or per-user on lower tiers.

UK-based telephone support with no upcharge is specifically cited on the pricing page as a differentiator against platforms that route support offshore or charge extra for it.

Integrated website hosting (£41.15/month) tied directly to the CRM means property listings, registration forms, and valuation tools stay synchronised without manual re-entry.

The platform scales from single-user to multi-branch or franchise configurations, which attracts growing agencies that want a single vendor relationship across their estate.

The Windows Desktop interface alongside a browser client signals a legacy dual-shell architecture that newer agents find dated compared to cloud-native platforms.

Dozens of third-party integrations are mentioned but no native Zapier/Make connector appears in the documentation, making automated workflows harder to extend without developer work.

No free tier or trial is prominently offered on the pricing page, which raises the evaluation barrier for small agencies comparing multiple CRM options on a tight budget.

Single flat price means large multi-branch operations cannot selectively licence only the modules they need, potentially paying for unused Property Management or Lettings features.

Reasons to switch

Why people leave Acquaint CRM

The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Acquaint CRM. Presented as facts, not knocks.

Platform scorecard

Strengths, weaknesses, and where Acquaint CRM fits

Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.

SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit

Strengths

Flat per-agency pricing at £99/month with no per-user surcharge for small teamsBundled sales, lettings, and property management in a single licenceUK-based telephone and email support included without an additional support tierNo minimum contract, no setup fees, and automatic software updates at no extra chargeTightly integrated website hosting and CRM with property portal synchronisation

Weaknesses

Dual Windows Desktop + browser interface indicates a legacy desktop-first codebase that may not meet modern UX expectationsNo native Zapier or Make integration documented, limiting no-code workflow extensionLarge multi-branch or franchise agencies may pay for unused modules under the single flat-rate modelNo publicly documented bulk export tool beyond the REST API, which requires technical access to script exports

Where it works

Small UK estate agencies (1–5 branches) that need all three modules—sales, lettings, and property management—under a single flat licence without per-user billing.Established agencies already using spreadsheets or legacy systems that need a structured CRM with relational data (contacts, properties, tenancies) but lack developer resources to configure complex platforms.Property businesses that value UK-based telephone support and want a single vendor relationship rather than piecing together multiple SaaS tools for CRM, website hosting, and client accounting.Growing single-branch or small franchise operators who want to add branches over time under one flat agency licence rather than negotiating new seats or tiers as they expand.UK property businesses with existing WordPress or basic static sites that want to replace website hosting with a CRM-tied solution including registration forms, valuation tools, and portal synchronisation.

Where it struggles

Large multi-branch or franchise operations with 5+ branches that may pay for unused Property Management or Lettings modules under the single flat-rate model and cannot licence modules selectively.Agencies outside the UK or those with internationally distributed teams, because UK-based telephone support has limited coverage outside UK business hours and the platform targets UK regulatory compliance.Property businesses with complex lettings workflows requiring automated credit checks, third-party referencing integrations, or granular rent-review logic that Acquaint's standard modules may not accommodate.Modern cloud-first teams expecting a fully browser-based UI, as the dual Windows Desktop + browser interface signals a legacy desktop-first architecture that may frustrate users accustomed to SaaS-native experiences.Agencies requiring frequent no-code automations or integrations beyond basic portal uploads, since no native Zapier or Make connector is documented and extending workflows requires API development effort.

Pricing tiers

Acquaint CRM pricing overview

Acquaint CRM uses a simple flat-rate model at £99/month per agency (not per user), with no setup fees, no minimum term, and unlimited UK support. Website hosting adds a one-off £1,000 setup fee plus £41.15/month. There are no per-contact or per-deal pricing tiers published on the main pricing page.

CRM Only

Tier 1 of 2

£99/month +VAT

What's included

Sales, Lettings, and Property Management modules includedNo setup fees, no minimum term, rolling monthly contractUnlimited UK-based telephone and email supportWindows Desktop and browser interfacesAutomatic software updates at no extra chargeDozens of third-party integrations

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What gets migrated

Acquaint CRM object support

Object-by-object support for Acquaint CRM migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.

Contacts

Fully supported

Contacts in Acquaint CRM store the standard name, address, phone, and email fields used in all property-related workflows. We export them via the Contacts API endpoints and map them directly to Contact objects in the target CRM, preserving owner assignments and tag data.

Properties (Sales Listings)

Fully supported

Sales properties include address, price, photographs, floor plans, virtual tours, and EPCs. The Property Listing feature supports unlimited photos and one-click uploads to portals. We map these to the destination CRM's equivalent property or listing object, handling the address fields individually to preserve street-level granularity.

Properties (Lettings/Rentals)

Mapping required

Rental properties carry additional fields such as monthly rent, deposit amount, available-from date, and tenure type. These do not always use the same field names across different CRMs, so we perform a field-level mapping step and flag any custom or expired rental-specific fields for manual review before final import.

Tenancies

Mapping required

Tenancy records link a rental property to a tenant contact and carry lease start/end dates, rent amounts, and deposit status. Acquaint stores these under the Lettings module. We preserve the property-to-tenant linkage by exporting Tenancies after both the property and contact loads are complete, then setting the foreign-key references on our side before inserting.

Pipeline Deals

Mapping required

Deals in Acquaint CRM track offers, viewings, and sales progression through pipeline stages. The stage names and custom fields vary between agencies, so we extract the deal records and stage definitions together, then map them against the destination pipeline configuration during import.

Tasks and Reminders

Mapping required

Tasks include reminders for viewings, document deadlines, and client follow-ups. We export task titles, due dates, and owner assignments. Recurring or linked tasks may need manual reconstruction at the destination if the target CRM uses a different recurrence model.

Documents and Brochures

Mapping required

Branded brochures, window cards, and contracts are produced from within Acquaint CRM and stored against properties or contacts. We export these files separately and attach them to the corresponding records in the destination system, noting which documents were e-signed versus uploaded manually.

SMS Texts

Mapping required

SMS logs are stored as communication history against contacts or properties. We extract the text content, timestamp, and direction (sent/received) and import them as Activity or Note records in the target CRM. Native SMS sending capability does not transfer and must be reconfigured in the new platform.

Financial Transactions

Mapping required

Client accounting records, rent ledgers, and deposit transactions live in Acquaint's accounts module. We pull transaction history via the accounts API endpoints including available credits and fee transfers. These are imported as financial records in the destination system, with open items flagged for reconciliation after cutover.

eSignature Records

Mapping required

E-signing events (documents, contracts) store a signed timestamp and a reference to the document. We export these as audit records attached to the relevant Contact or Property. The actual signed PDF must be exported from Acquaint separately and uploaded to the destination as an attachment.

Custom Properties / User Fields

Mapping required

Acquaint CRM allows per-agency custom fields on most objects. We inventory all custom properties during the discovery phase, classify which are active versus stale, and map only the active ones to the destination CRM's equivalent custom field schema.

Users / Staff Members

Fully supported

Staff accounts include name, email, role, and branch/team assignment. We export user records first so that owner assignments on Contacts, Properties, Deals, and Tenancies resolve correctly when those objects are loaded afterward.

Gotchas

What to watch for in Acquaint CRM migrations

Issues we've hit on past Acquaint CRM migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.

Medium

Property data is split across three distinct modules

Medium

eSign and SMS data is exportable only as history, not as active configurations

High

Accounts and client money are tracked within the CRM rather than in a separate accounting package

Low

Custom fields are per-agency and require manual inventory before migration

How a Acquaint CRM migration works

Four steps, Acquaint CRM-specific

Connect

Not publicly documented on the public-facing site; the API documentation at api.acquaintcrm.co.uk requires authentication credentials provisioned through the platform into Acquaint CRM. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.

Map

We translate Acquaint CRM-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.

Sample

Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Acquaint CRM quirks before production.

Migrate

Full migration with Acquaint CRM rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.

FAQ

Acquaint CRM migration FAQ

Answers to the questions buyers ask most during Acquaint CRM migration scoping. Not seeing yours? Book a call.

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Most Acquaint CRM migrations under 1M records finish in 48–72 hours end-to-end. Larger orgs with custom objects or buyer-side security review typically take 5–7 days.

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