Wise Agent vs ProspectKeeper
The Wise Agent alternative built around commission
ProspectKeeper puts the whole client relationship in one place — every call, text and email filed automatically against the person it belongs to, four real roles so the client survives a handoff, and commission tracked against a yearly goal with pacing. A browser dialer with recording and voicemail is part of the product, not a bolt-on. Here is how that compares with Wise Agent.
Side by side
The things an agent touches every day, and what you get on each. Sources are underneath, checked and dated.
| Wise Agent | ProspectKeeper | |
|---|---|---|
| Two-way texting in the product | WiseText is a paid add-on with its own registration step | Yes — messages metered from one prepaid balance |
| Browser dialer with recording and voicemail | Not published as a feature | Yes |
| Four roles modelled for the handoff | Not published as a feature | Yes — telemarketer, agent, client care, closing coordinator |
| Per-client filing number carried across repeat deals | Not published as a feature | Yes — year-sequential, with a letter per deal |
Sources: Wise Agent pricing. Checked on . Vendors change what they ship; check their site before you decide.
A partner who works the way you do
The Coaching tier includes a weekly live group call where real pipeline situations get worked through, run by the people who built the software. Add published month-to-month prices, no annual contract, and direct access to the people building it, and what you get is a working relationship rather than a subscription you forget you have.
Where ProspectKeeper is different
All of it ships today on ProspectKeeper Connect at $99/month — and the pipeline itself is free to start on, for as long as you like.
The score is commission, not activity
Gross Commission Income is a first-class part of the product: a yearly goal per agent, commission tracked against it as deals close, and pacing that tells you how far ahead or behind you are while there is still time to act. Activity counts are a means here; the money earned is the score.
Built for the handoff between four people
Telemarketer, agent, client care manager and closing coordinator are modelled as real roles on the record, each with their own dashboard and primary-assignment defaults — not as tags, and not as a note someone has to read. Most real-estate work crosses people, and the handoff is where it usually breaks.
Email, texting and calling are in the product, not bolted on
Campaigns, two-way texting and a browser dialer with recording and voicemail are part of ProspectKeeper. You are not wiring up a separate mailer, a separate SMS tool and a separate dialer, and you are not paying a per-seat add-on to unlock them. Email sending is included in the plan; texting and calling are metered from one prepaid balance, so a quiet month costs less than a busy one.
The client is the record, not the transaction
A contact can exist with no deal at all and still be worked. Close a deal and the history, notes and next follow-up stay on the person, so repeat business opens on the same file beside the sale you already closed. Every client also carries a filing number that stays readable years later.
Why choose ProspectKeeper
The cheaper tool costs you the moment it lets a follow-up slip or leaves you rebuilding a tab to work out what you have earned. ProspectKeeper puts commission against a yearly goal at the centre, models the four people who touch a deal as real roles on the record, and keeps every call, text and email filed against the client automatically. That is what the difference in price buys, and for an agent whose next closing is worth thousands it pays for itself once.
Questions
What does ProspectKeeper do that Wise Agent does not?
Three things carry the difference: four real roles on the record so a client survives the handoff between the people who touch a deal, a browser dialer with recording and voicemail alongside email and texting in one product, and a filing number per client that keeps years of repeat business readable.
How do the seats compare?
ProspectKeeper Connect is a single seat, and ProspectKeeper Team is five seats with team dashboards, role permissions and every agent’s GCI next to your own. Wise Agent includes up to five team members on a shared login, which is a different model: one login shared between people, rather than a seat and a role per person.
Is texting built in?
In ProspectKeeper, yes — two-way texting is part of the product from Connect upward and threads onto the client it belongs to, metered from the same prepaid balance as calls. On Wise Agent, texting is WiseText: a separate add-on with its own registration step.
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