Diverse Solutions vs RealSavvy

Diverse Solutions logo
IDX and real estate website add-ons from Elm Street Technology — dsIDXpress WordPress plugin plus hosted templates and lead-capture tools.
$60-150/mo
RealSavvy logo
RealSavvy delivers native IDX search across 330+ MLS feeds — rendered directly on your domain, no iframes — with polygon map search, saved-search alerts, and deep two-way Follow Up Boss sync.
$99/mo

Diverse Solutions vs RealSavvy: feature comparison

FeatureDiverse SolutionsRealSavvy
WordPress Plugin
Standalone Hosted Pages
Custom CSS / Design Control
Saved Search / Client Alerts
Map-Based Search
Lead Capture Forms
Market Report Widgets
Multi-MLS Coverage

Diverse Solutions — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Part of Elm Street's broader Elevate platform — easy upsell path
  • Competitive MLS coverage
  • WordPress plugin + hosted options
  • Market report and lead capture widgets included

Cons

  • Less differentiated standalone — the pitch is the Elm Street ecosystem
  • Branding has shifted multiple times with acquisitions
  • Documentation lags behind IDX Broker's
  • Pricing tier gates features aggressively

RealSavvy — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Native MLS rendering on your own domain across 330+ feeds — no iframes, no subdomain redirects, full SEO credit retained
  • Polygon and commute-time map search included at every IDX tier, not gated behind an upgrade
  • Month-to-month pricing with no long-term contracts; one-time setup fees of just $99–$250
  • Every buyer search, favorite, and property view auto-syncs to Follow Up Boss as a tagged event for immediate action-plan triggers

Cons

  • Built exclusively around Follow Up Boss — agents on LionDesk, kvCORE, or other CRMs get no native sync and lose the platform's primary differentiator
  • No WordPress plugin; existing WP site owners must fully migrate to RealSavvy's hosted platform or limit themselves to the standalone IDX widget
  • One-time setup fees ($99–$250) apply at every plan tier, adding upfront cost regardless of which tier you choose
  • AEO content add-ons ($299–$699/mo) escalate total spend rapidly, pushing well past $500/month for teams pursuing AI-search visibility