The visual CRM for real estate professionals

Your book of business,
on a map.

Every note you’ve ever taken on a property — displayed, organized, and one click away.

What is BlockBook?

BlockBook is a visual-first tool for organizing your real estate data — a map-based CRM for real estate professionals. Import the property list you already have and see every building, owner number, and call note on a map instead of in a spreadsheet. It's built by a working broker for the way brokers actually work. If you're tired of notes scattered everywhere and follow-ups falling through the cracks, BlockBook is for you.

Why BlockBook

Real estate is a visual business. The tools never were.

You’d never buy a building you haven’t stood in front of. So why prospect from a spreadsheet? BlockBook puts your properties and every note on the map — the visual part of the job no other real estate software gives you.

See it.

Click any building: street view, parcel outline, APN, and use, right there. Filter the map and turn the result into a list.

Remember it.

Log the call in one tap. Dictate a note in the car and it lands on the right building, timestamped.

Organize it.

Sort properties into lists, by street, by type, by who’s due for a follow-up, and work them in order. Comps sit on the same map.

Try it

Click the pin. Then log a call.

This is BlockBook’s map of Brand Blvd in Glendale. Open the pulsing building, tap a call outcome, and watch its pin change. The owner and notes here are made up.

Click the pulsing pin on the map.

Its Dossier opens here: street view, county data, the owner, and every call note.

BlockBuddy

Ask your notes a question.

BlockBuddy lives inside the app, no setup, and answers from your own notes.

who on 6th Street hasn't heard from me in 30 days?

3 owners. 412 W 6th is warm — he asked for a callback.

what did the owner of 234 S Brand say in March?

"Not selling, but call me if you get a real number." Left VM twice.

which of my Arcadia deals moved this month?

2 went warm, 1 went cold. The corner lot asked for comps.

BlockBuddy, BlockBook's in-app assistant, answering which property owners haven't been contacted in 30 days

Already using Claude or ChatGPT? Connect the BlockBook MCP and import big spreadsheets, log calls, or ask about any building from there. How the connection works →

Pricing

Your notes don't make you money. Your calls do.

Most tools charge $250 a month for features that never get opened. BlockBook does the essentials well and charges accordingly.

One plan. Everything included.

$40/ month, billed $480 / year

or $59 month to month

Unlimited tracked properties
One-tap call logging & voice notes
Lists, parcel outlines, and comps
BlockBuddy in-app assistant
Claude / ChatGPT connection
Works on desktop
Import & export your data any time

14-day free trial · No credit card required

Licensed in the last 6 months? Two extra months on us — send your license date when you sign up.

Who makes it

Built by a broker who still makes the calls.

BlockBook is made by a working real estate broker in Los Angeles at one of the largest brokerages in the world. It started as a cold-calling notebook. Read the story →

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Is BlockBook a CRM?

Yes, in the sense that it keeps your contacts, calls, notes, and follow-ups in one place. But it's built around your book of business, not a sales pipeline: the home screen is a map of the properties you're working, and every owner, number, and conversation is attached to the building it belongs to. No pipelines to configure, no fields to design. Import a list and start working it.

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How is BlockBook different from CoStar or Reonomy?

They sell data. BlockBook is where you work it. Import their exports, then call, log, and follow up on a map. BlockBook doesn't sell owner information.

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Can I bring in my existing spreadsheet?

Yes. Small lists import inside the app through BlockBuddy; for large migrations, connect Claude or ChatGPT and bring in thousands of rows at once. Duplicates are caught by parcel number, not address spelling.

All questions →

Your book of business, on a map.