Quick verdict
Best fit
Small and mid sized brokerage teams that want a simple CRE CRM
Main strength
Simple CRE CRM with LightBox data and strong support
Main trade-off
Depth of configuration is lighter than platform based products
Pricing model
Published per user pricing, annual or month to month
What is ClientLook?
Direct commercial real estate competitor, presented by LightBox
ClientLook is a commercial real estate CRM covering contacts, companies, properties, listings, deals and requirements, with sale and lease comps and a deal pipeline.
Custom fields, custom relationships, reporting, mobile access and online lead capture round out the product, and LightBox property data supports research.
Who is ClientLook best for?
ClientLook may suit teams that:
- Small teams that want a CRE CRM running quickly.
- Brokers who work from comps and property research.
- Groups that value responsive customer support.
Key capabilities
Contacts and companies
Relationship records with custom fields and relationships.
Properties and listings
Property and listing records at the centre of the CRM.
Requirements
Client requirements recorded for shortlisting.
Sale and lease comps
Comps tracking supports valuation and pitch work.
Pipeline and reporting
Deal pipeline with reporting for the team.
Lead capture and mobile
Online lead capture and mobile access.
Where ClientLook is strong
- Simple to adopt for a small commercial team.
- LightBox property data and comps support research.
- Published pricing with a free trial.
What to verify before choosing ClientLook
- Configuration depth is lighter than platform based CRE products.
- Built around United States market practice and data.
- Campaign and EDM reporting for Australian owners is outside documented scope.
Where the vendor does not publish a detail we record it as not documented or unknown, so confirm it directly with ClientLook rather than reading it as unavailable.
ClientLook pricing
Public pricing
- $1,068 per user per year, effectively $89 per month
- $129 per user per month, month to month
- 10 day free trial
Pricing last verified 22 August 2026. Pricing and packaging may change, so confirm current pricing with ClientLook.
Integrations and implementation
Integrations
Implementation
ClientLook exports contacts, properties, listings, requirements and comps. Confirm comps and custom field mapping before you switch.
Decision criteria
| Criteria | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Primary market | Native | United States commercial real estate. |
| Commercial property model | Native | Properties, listings and comps. |
| Contacts and companies | Native | Contacts, companies and custom relationships. |
| Listings and campaigns | Partial | Listings documented, campaign reporting lighter. |
| Enquiries | Native | Online lead capture. |
| Buyer and tenant requirements | Native | Requirements documented. |
| Requirement matching | Available | Requirements support shortlisting. |
| Deal and transaction tracking | Native | Deal pipeline documented. |
| Lease expiry | Not documented | No dedicated lease expiry module documented. |
| Market intelligence | Integration | LightBox property data. |
| Integrations | Available | LightBox and email tools. |
| Mobile | Native | Mobile documented. |
| Implementation | Native | Self serve with free trial. |
| Pricing status | Native | Published per user pricing. |
Status reflects current vendor documentation. Not documented means the vendor does not publish the detail, so confirm it directly rather than reading it as unavailable.
Should ClientLook be on your shortlist?

Choose ClientLook if
- You want a simple CRE CRM without a long setup.
- LightBox data and comps support your pitches.
- You are working in the United States market.
Look at another approach if
- You need Australian portal enquiry capture and owner reporting.
- Requirement matching and campaign reporting run your week.
- You want local onboarding and support.
How rePrecinct approaches the same problem
rePrecinct pairs the CRE record set with Australian campaign work: enquiries from local portals, EDM reporting, lease expiries, MarketIQ and transactions in one place.
How we reviewed ClientLook
We review current official product, pricing and support documentation to understand the product's positioning, capabilities, pricing model and implementation requirements.
Where a capability cannot be confirmed from current public documentation, we mark it as not documented or unknown rather than assuming it is unavailable. Product features and pricing can change, so verify critical requirements directly with the vendor before purchasing.
- Last verified
- 22 August 2026
- Sources reviewed
- Official product pages
- Official pricing pages
- Official help and support documentation
- Official integration documentation
- Official release notes where relevant
ClientLook questions
Is ClientLook a commercial real estate CRM?
Yes. ClientLook is a commercial real estate CRM currently presented by LightBox.
How much does ClientLook cost?
Public pricing currently shows $1,068 per user per year, effectively $89 per month, or $129 per user per month month to month, with a 10 day free trial.
Does ClientLook track comps?
Yes. Sale comps and lease comps are documented capabilities.
Does ClientLook suit Australian agencies?
It is built around United States market practice and LightBox data, so Australian portal feeds and local reporting sit outside its documented scope.
What is the main difference between ClientLook and rePrecinct?
ClientLook focuses on a simple CRE CRM with property data. rePrecinct adds Australian campaign, enquiry and owner reporting workflow around the same commercial records.
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