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Migrate your Agentbox data

Australian real estate sales CRM powering top agencies with contact management, property listings, and prospecting tools, now operating as Reapit Sales.

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In its favor

Why people choose Agentbox

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

Australia's top-ranked real estate CRM for three consecutive years, serving 30% of REB Top 100 agents and 40% of the Top 10, according to REB's 2017 rankings.

Includes built-in website builder with customisable property tiles, floor area filters, and modular search result displays that let agencies control their online brand presence.

CoreLogic integration delivers live on-the-market data directly within the prospecting workflow, giving agents real-time suburb intelligence without leaving the CRM.

Full mobile app support means agents can access contacts, listings, and tasks from desktop, tablet, or mobile with consistent functionality across devices.

Managed data migration service reduces manual entry during onboarding, with Agentbox's internal data team handling bulk imports from approved source CRMs.

Past appraisal records cannot be migrated and must be recreated manually after go-live, creating a gap in historical data for agencies with long sales histories.

Prospecting map views and CoreLogic live data are Agentbox-native integrations that do not transfer to competing platforms, forcing agents to rebuild their market intelligence workflow.

Agencies using unsupported CRM source systems must engage a third-party specialist at additional cost, with Agentbox charging $800 plus GST on top of the specialist's reformatting fees.

Website customisation settings including property tile layouts and filter configurations do not export via the standard migration path and require manual reconfiguration.

Reasons to switch

Why people leave Agentbox

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

Platform scorecard

Strengths, weaknesses, and where Agentbox 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

Top-ranked Australian real estate CRM with documented market penetration among REB Top 100 agencies.Native integration with REA Group property feeds and CoreLogic live market data within prospecting workflows.Bundled website builder eliminates the need for a separate agency website vendor.Consistent desktop, tablet, and mobile experience for agents working in the field.Internal managed migration team for approved source CRMs reduces onboarding friction.

Weaknesses

Historical appraisal records cannot be migrated and must be re-created manually after cutover.Approved source CRM list is narrow; everyone else routes through a paid third-party specialist plus a flat receiving fee.No public API documentation, making custom integrations dependent on Agentbox engagement.Website customisation and prospecting map layers do not export, creating switching cost for agencies moving away.Pricing is opaque — no rate card published — making cost-benefit comparisons require a sales call.

Where it works

Australian real estate agencies in the top-tier segment, particularly those ranked in or aspiring to the REB Top 100, where reputation and market positioning matterAgencies currently running approved CRM source systems such as REX, Zenu, LockedOn, H1, My Desktop, Vault RE, or Box + Dice, where migration paths are streamlined and cost-effectiveReal estate teams requiring integrated prospecting with live CoreLogic on-the-market data, where suburb intelligence and contact mapping reduce time spent on market researchAgencies seeking a single-vendor solution combining CRM, property listings, and website builder without requiring separate integrationsTeams of any size across desktop, tablet, and mobile where consistent access to contacts, listings, and tasks is required throughout the sales workflow

Where it struggles

Agencies migrating from non-approved CRM systems, which must engage Chris Quinn of CQ Corporation as a third-party specialist plus pay Agentbox a $800 plus GST receiving feeAgencies with long sales histories where past appraisal records cannot be migrated and must be manually recreated post go-live, creating operational gapsReal estate teams planning to switch platforms, as prospecting map views and CoreLogic data are Agentbox-native integrations that do not transfer to competing systemsAgencies with extensive website customisation who later migrate away, as property tile layouts and filter configurations require manual reconfiguration on the destination platformOrganisations requiring data portability across platforms or ecosystems, given Agentbox's limited approved source system list and platform-specific feature lock-in

Pricing tiers

Agentbox pricing overview

Agentbox (Reapit Sales) does not publicly disclose pricing on its website; sales are conducted through direct contact with a representative. The only published fee is the $800 plus GST third-party data import charge, which applies when customers use the recommended specialist migration path. Internal basic migration pricing is negotiated as part of the onboarding contract.

Pricing not publicly published

Tier 1 of 2

Contact sales

What's included

Agentbox (Reapit Sales) does not publish pricing on its public website.Sales engagement is conducted via phone (1300 131 311) or direct email contact.Pricing is likely tiered by agency size and seat count but specific figures require a sales conversation.

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What gets migrated

Agentbox object support

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

Contacts

Fully supported

Agentbox stores contact names, phone numbers, email addresses, physical addresses, and contact categories (tags). We preserve all standard fields during migration and map contact categories to tags or labels in the destination system. Bulk contacts export from approved source CRMs is supported via Agentbox's basic migration path.

Contact Categories (Tags)

Mapping required

Contact categories are tags applied within Agentbox that describe prospect type, source, or status. We carry these forward as tags in the destination CRM. If the destination uses a different taxonomy (e.g. lists vs. segments), we map each category to the closest equivalent at migration time.

Buyer and Tenant Requirements

Mapping required

Buyer and tenant requirements capture price range, property features, location preferences, and other prospect criteria stored against a contact. These are custom fields in Agentbox. We extract them as structured property records and map them to the destination's buyer-profile or custom fields, flagging any fields that require manual review post-import.

Contact Notes

Fully supported

Notes entered against contacts in Agentbox are migrated as chronological note entries in the destination. We preserve the note body and timestamp where available. Attachments embedded in notes may require separate handling depending on the destination's attachment model.

Agent Profiles

Fully supported

Agent profiles are staff records that include name, contact details, and role within the agency. Each agent can be linked to contacts they manage. We create corresponding user or staff records in the destination and re-establish the contact-to-agent ownership relationship after bulk contact import.

Property Listings

Mapping required

Listings are sourced from REA Group and include current and historical property records. We migrate listing data including address, price, property type, status, and listing history. Custom listing tiles and filter configurations from Agentbox Websites do not export via the standard migration path and must be reconfigured in the destination.

Appraisal Records

Not in this platform

Historical appraisal records are not included in Agentbox's standard basic or third-party migration tiers. Creating past appraisals post-implementation requires manual data entry within Agentbox. We flag this gap during scoping and advise customers to allocate time for this step after go-live.

Prospecting Data (Map Views, CoreLogic)

Not in this platform

Visual map-view prospecting layers and live CoreLogic on-the-market data are tied to Agentbox's native integrations and do not export as standalone records. We migrate the underlying contact and property data but cannot transfer the visual layer or third-party data feed credentials.

Custom Fields

Mapping required

Agentbox supports custom fields on contacts and listings. We extract custom field definitions and data during the discovery phase and map each to the destination's corresponding custom field, noting any field type mismatches (e.g. dropdown vs. free text) that require transformation.

Gotchas

What to watch for in Agentbox migrations

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

High

Appraisal records excluded from all migration tiers

High

Approved data source list gates basic migration

Medium

Third-party migration incurs layered fees

How a Agentbox migration works

Four steps, Agentbox-specific

Connect

Not publicly documented into Agentbox. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.

Map

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

Sample

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

Migrate

Full migration with Agentbox rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.

FAQ

Agentbox migration FAQ

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

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Most Agentbox 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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