Brivity vs Elm Street Technology

Brivity logo
An all-in-one platform from the Ben Kinney Companies — CRM, IDX site, transaction management, and Brivity Valuations in one subscription.
$99+/user/mo
Elm Street Technology logo
Elm Street Technology bundles IDX Broker, IXACT Contact, OutboundEngine, and Aiva — a 24/7 human-assisted lead response service — into a single vendor relationship, giving brokerages IDX search, CRM, email marketing automation, and rapid lead follow-up under one contract.
Custom (demo required)

Brivity vs Elm Street Technology: feature comparison

FeatureBrivityElm Street Technology
CRM Included
IDX Website Included
Marketing Automation
AI Lead Nurture
Transaction Management
Team & Brokerage Reporting
Mobile App (iOS + Android)
Native Integrations / API

Brivity — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Opinionated all-in-one tuned for teams
  • Brivity Valuations generates seller leads
  • Integrated TM reduces external vendors
  • Team accountability features

Cons

  • Per-user pricing adds up for larger teams
  • Opinionated workflows can clash with existing ones
  • Smaller ecosystem than CINC or BoldTrail
  • Support response times vary

Elm Street Technology — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Bundles IDX Broker, IXACT Contact, OutboundEngine, and Aiva under a single contract and support team — eliminates multi-vendor finger-pointing
  • Aiva delivers a 1-minute guaranteed lead response 24/7 using a human-plus-technology model, not just drip sequences
  • VoicePad adds an inbound telephone marketing channel — a differentiator absent from most competing all-in-one platforms
  • Fanatical support model includes structured onboarding and ongoing coaching, reducing the time-to-value curve for new teams

Cons

  • Pricing is not disclosed publicly — a sales demo is required before any budget comparison is possible
  • All four sub-brands (IDX Broker, IXACT Contact, OutboundEngine, Aiva) are sold separately as standalone products, making the all-in-one value proposition difficult to evaluate
  • No native transaction management — teams must pay for a separate Skyslope, dotloop, or Paperless Pipeline subscription
  • Platform cohesion is uneven: four acquired sub-brands with different UX conventions means agents context-switch between interfaces rather than using a purpose-built unified experience