Wise Agent vs Realtor Desk for a single Canadian agent
Wise Agent and Realtor Desk for a single Canadian agent: CAD pricing, French per contact, consent records, and what to ask Wise Agent before you choose.
What Realtor Desk does and does not do, and the questions to put to Wise Agent before you choose.
We build one of the products compared here, so weigh this accordingly. This page does not state Wise Agent’s features or prices; check its own site for those.
The Canadian specifics to compare
Questions to ask Wise Agent
- ?Which currency is each plan billed in?
- ?Do the interface and client email work in French?
- ?Is a consent date and source stored on each contact?
- ?Where is the customer database hosted?
- ?What does it support for Canadian listing data?
- ?What is the contract length, and how do you export your contacts?
What Realtor Desk does
What the AI in Realtor Desk does
A rule-based lead score
A 0-100 score per lead with a visible breakdown: engagement, behaviour, budget match, timeline and qualification
An assistant that drafts
The in-app assistant drafts a reply or summarises the thread on the contact you have open
A suggested next action
Each lead carries a suggested next action and a time to take it
What it does not do
No lead-facing chatbot, no automatic replies, no automatic appointment booking, no voice agent and no WhatsApp
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If you decide to switch
The trial runs 14 days. A card is collected up front and nothing is charged before day 14.
Risk-Free Trial
30-day money-back guarantee. Not satisfied for any reason, full refund.
A CSV import you run yourself
Export your Wise Agent contacts as a CSV file and import that file yourself. Nobody at Realtor Desk moves your data for you. It creates contacts only: no deals, history or consent. The import documentation lists the columns it reads, and the CASL guide covers the consent to record before you email a contact.
A published price
CAD $149 a month for a single agent. You can read it before you speak to anyone.