DevRe.ai runs the whole life of a site: the inventory, the prospects, the agreements, the closing. What that looks like depends on which side of the table you sit on.
Your available sites and buildings, the projects chasing them, the agreements and incentives attached — in one place instead of a property spreadsheet, a CRM nobody updates, and a shared drive.
Run the pipeline, keep a comp database you own, and let purchase agreements track their own due-diligence windows, extensions and closing dates instead of living in your calendar.
None of these are bad products. They each solve one slice, which is why a typical EDO runs all three plus a spreadsheet, and why nobody can answer "what is actually happening on that site?" without three logins.
It records the visit. It has no idea what the site actually is.
The project is the site — parcels, acreage, utilities, rail, zoning, every document, and who owes what this week.
A storefront someone re-keys by hand. It can’t tell you what’s under option or when a number was last verified.
Holds the live inventory the storefront should be reading.
Acres, utilities, entitlements, incentives — every one a custom field. They rot the day the admin leaves.
The land model ships in the box. Load your first site on day one.
Between them these cover data, marketing and contacts. What none of them cover is the part of the deal that actually loses money when it slips: everything after the offer is accepted.
You rent the data. The comps you personally worked walk out with the seat.
Comps you own. Pull what’s near a property, build a set, export a lender-ready package.
Brilliant up to the offer — then hands you a spreadsheet and a calendar reminder.
Agreements keep their own clock: diligence, extensions, deposits, closing. Move one date, they all move.
You’re buying Salesforce underneath, and administering it forever.
No platform licence under it. Land model standard, underwriting right beside the pipeline.
Not modules to buy separately. This is the product.
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