11 Best CMA Software for Realtors in 2026, Compared

Cloud CMA earned its place as the default CMA tool by solving the presentation problem first. Its Live view lets you walk a seller through comps on a video call with live MLS data and a telestrator marker, which turns a routine pricing conversation into a consultation. The same report set also produces print-ready CMAs, buyer tours and property flyers, so one workflow covers the listing appointment and the leave-behind.

The practical catch is access. Many MLSs bundle Cloud CMA free for members, which makes it a no-brainer if yours does, but standalone pricing runs through Lone Wolf's store rather than a public pricing page. It costs $49 a month, or $499 a year with Homebeat. Buy it when the listing presentation is the job; pair it with a data tool when your deals live off the MLS.

If you pay NAR dues, you already own the most data-rich CMA tool on this list. Realtors Property Resource combines MLS data with tax records, mortgage history and its own Realtor Valuation Model, and it costs nothing beyond membership. The Comp Analysis tools and customizable seller reports cover the full CMA workflow, and RPR Mobile lets you pull property data at a showing or a farm visit.

The limitation is eligibility: non-members cannot buy in at any price. And while the data depth is unmatched for free, the out-of-the-box reports look utilitarian next to Cloud CMA's designs. Many productive agents use both, RPR for research and valuation, and Cloud CMA or a branded tool for the client-facing presentation. Start with RPR before you spend anything.

ToolkitCMA has been building CMA reports since 1988, longer than any other tool here, and that longevity shows in MLS coverage. It interfaces with hundreds of MLS systems across North America, merging your selected property data and photos into branded CMA documents, property tours and flyers. Major franchises get purpose-built branded presentations, and a customization service can tailor them further.

The trade-off for that heritage is a product that feels its age in places, and pricing is not published online — third-party directories disagree wildly, quoting anything from about $19 to $192 a month, so treat every quoted figure as unverified. Where ToolkitCMA wins is with agents and offices that want franchise-consistent branding handled for them, plus genuinely hands-on support.

PropStream approaches the CMA from the investor side of the business. Its comparable market analysis draws on public records and MLS data, but it sits inside a much bigger machine: lead lists with 165-plus filters, rehab and rental calculators, skip tracing and direct-mail marketing. For agents who work with investors, wholesalers or off-market properties, that combination means the comp and the outreach live in one login.

The 7-day free trial with 50 free leads makes evaluation concrete rather than theoretical. The honest catch is positioning: PropStream's reports are built for deal analysis, not for impressing a luxury seller at the kitchen table. Pair it with a presentation tool if your business is listings; use it alone if your business is deals. Essentials is $99 a month, or $81 a month billed annually.

Remine blends property data with predictive analytics, and its Buy Score and Sell Score are the headline feature. Instead of starting from a subject property, you start from a map and ask who is most likely to sell, then build your CMA and outreach around those owners. Contact information is included in the monthly pricing with no hidden fees, which simplifies the usual list-plus-skip-trace math.

This makes Remine a prospecting engine that happens to do CMAs, rather than a CMA tool with prospecting attached. Agents who farm consistently get the most from it. If you only need a few CMAs a month for inbound listings, the analytics depth is more than you will use, and the unpublished pricing means a sales conversation before you can budget.

PropertyRadar started in foreclosure tracking in 2007 and built outward into one of the deepest distress-data platforms in residential real estate. Its 160 million-plus property records carry 30-plus distress signals, from pre-foreclosure to tax liens, plus life-event indicators that flag likely sellers before they list. The built-in skip tracing and multi-channel marketing tools mean a targeted list can become a campaign without exporting anything.

For CMA purposes, the value is comping properties that never touch the MLS: distressed, off-market and pre-market deals where standard MLS-based tools go blind. The interface assumes you are comfortable with data, and new users should budget learning time. Solo is $119 a month, or $99 a month billed annually, with a 5-day free trial and 250 contact appends included each month.

Top Producer is not a CMA-only tool, and that is the point for its users. It wraps CMA capability, including branded MLS market reports with listing, price-change and sold alerts, inside a full CRM with follow-up coaching, AI-assisted messaging, transaction management and lead generation. For an agent who wants one system from first contact to closing, the CMA arrives with the client history attached.

The compromise is focus. A dedicated tool like Cloud CMA will out-present it, and a data tool like PropStream will out-research it. But neither of those reminds you to call the seller, drafts the follow-up email and tracks the transaction. Pro costs $179 per user a month, and team plans start at $399 a month for five users. Choose it when organization, not valuation, is your bottleneck.

MoxiPresent is the presentation layer of the MoxiWorks platform, built for brokerages that want every agent delivering the same polished story. It turns live MLS data into interactive CMAs, listing presentations, buyer tours and property reviews from one shared template library, so a seller in any office sees the same standard. Reviewers rate it 4.5 out of 5 on G2 and praise how professional the finished presentations look.

The catch is how it is sold. MoxiWorks sells at the brokerage level, and individual agents cannot purchase the platform on their own — pricing is quote-based and varies by brokerage agreement, with no free trial. If your brokerage already runs MoxiCloud, MoxiPresent is the natural core; if you are a solo agent, start with a tool you can buy yourself.

DealCheck is the best pure analysis tool in this list for running rental, flip and BRRRR numbers fast, with a genuinely free starter plan. Enter a purchase price, financing, rehab costs and rent, and it calculates cash flow, cap rate, cash-on-cash, ROI and long-term projections up to 35 years. The free Starter plan saves up to 15 properties and includes comps, owner lookup and branded PDF reports.

The pricing is refreshingly straightforward: Plus runs $10 a month for 50 saved properties, and Pro $20 a month for unlimited properties, with a free 14-day trial on paid plans and three months free on yearly billing. The limit is scope — DealCheck analyzes deals you already found and will not source them. Use it to check the numbers, then present with a dedicated CMA tool.

Homebot is not a traditional CMA tool — it is a homeowner engagement platform that sends personalized home-value reports to your database automatically. Each homeowner receives monthly updates on their home's estimated value, equity position and refinancing opportunities, with your name and branding attached. Homeowners can request a CMA directly from you inside the digest, which turns a passive report into a seller conversation.

The agent plan costs $50 a month on your own, or $25 a month when co-sponsored by a lender, plus a one-time $50 setup fee and $10 a month per extra block of 100 clients past 250. Agents featured through a lender's digest pay nothing at all. Buy Homebot to nurture the sphere you already have, not to win a listing appointment tomorrow.

REsimpli is an all-in-one CRM built for real estate investors, and it is the only tool here that runs the whole funnel: list building and driving for dollars, skip tracing, a triple-line dialer, drip campaigns, direct mail, eSign and built-in accounting. Solo costs $299 a month, or $249 a month billed annually, and includes 10,000 free skip traces a month — the largest allowance in this list — plus unlimited calling, SMS and email.

The September 2026 reprice replaced the old Basic, Pro and Enterprise plans with Solo, Team and Business, so the $99 and $199 figures still quoted in older roundups are stale. AI agents are paid add-ons from $99 to $399 each, which pushes the real cost well past $299 for teams that want them. Choose REsimpli when one login must run the whole investor operation.