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Sell.Do vs Zoho

Zoho CRM is a genuinely strong, affordable, India-built CRM — capable Zia AI, a huge connected suite and SMB-friendly INR pricing. Where it stops short for developers is real-estate depth: no native unit inventory, cost sheets, demand-letter engine or channel-partner payouts — you'd model those with custom modules and scripting. Sell.Do gives you those workflows natively, plus launch-day booking and Indian-language AI voice agents.

Feature-by-feature

CapabilitySell.DoZoho
Native project / tower / unit inventory
Configurable cost sheets
Channel partner module & brokerage payouts
Demand letters & collections
Site visit management
IRIS launch-day booking platform
AI lead scoring (Zia)
AI call analysis & coaching
AI voice agents (Indian languages)
Official WhatsApp Business API
Indian telephony integrations
Workflow automation
INR billing
Entry SMB price point
Connected business suite breadth
Real estate implementation team
Real-estate workflow on day one

Why leading developers choose Sell.Do

No DIY real-estate build

Inventory, cost sheets, demand letters and payouts work out of the box, not as custom modules you script and maintain.

Launch-day booking

IRIS handles token/slot booking and cancellations under launch-day load — a generic CRM isn't designed for it.

Real-estate AI

Indian-language AI voice agents and property-aware call analysis tuned for site-visit and booking conversations.

A fair note

When Zoho might be the better choice

Zoho CRM may be the better choice if you want a low-cost, flexible CRM to run many parts of your business (not just real estate), value the breadth of the Zoho One suite, and are comfortable configuring custom modules yourself.

Reference only (verify before relying on it): Zoho CRM India roughly ₹800–₹2,100/user/mo on annual billing, with higher enterprise tiers; billed in INR.

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