Brokurz vs Copper

Looking for a Copper alternative?
Copper handles part of your office.
Brokurz is built to run the whole brokerage.

Copper is built for Google Workspace–native CRM for relationship tracking and lightweight pipelines.

Brokurz includes that work, plus commissions, recruiting, onboarding, support tickets, marketing, and your agent websites in one login—so you are not paying for Copper and a long list of other software to run the office.

459+ tools included

30 parts of your office

Copper

What Copper does well

Google Workspace–native CRM for relationship tracking and lightweight pipelines.

Teams living in Gmail adopt Copper for simplicity—real estate production tracking stays manual.

Often still need other software for

Not built for commission math, TC workflows, or recruiter journeys.

Brokurz

One platform instead of many bills

Do the work you use Copper for inside Brokurz, then handle payouts, recruiting, compliance, websites, training, and agent support without logging into a separate system for each.

459+ tools built in
30 areas of your office in one login
One monthly bill instead of many renewals

What you do in Copper, you can do in Brokurz

If your team relies on Copper for the work below, Brokurz is built to cover it.

CRM embedded in brokerage communication flows
Deal and contact records linked to transactions
Broker reporting without sidebar spreadsheets

Run the brokerage on Brokurz—not only on Copper.

Copper handles its piece. Brokurz handles that work plus commissions, payouts, recruiting, compliance, marketing, and more.

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What Copper does well

One platform instead of many bills

What you do in Copper, you can do in Brokurz

Run the brokerage on Brokurz—not only on Copper.

Launch your brokerage OS.Scale without the legacy stack.

What Copper does well

One platform instead of many bills

What you do in Copper, you can do in Brokurz

Run the brokerage on Brokurz—not only on Copper.

Launch your brokerage OS.
Scale without the legacy stack.