Forty buyers.
Fourteen chat threads.
One place to keep them.
Faber is a CRM built for one job: keeping a property agent's book of buyers, owners and listings straight — without asking you to stop working out of WhatsApp.
A lost deal doesn't feel like a loss. It feels like silence.
Nobody says no. They say "let me think about it." Three weeks later the thread has been pushed nine conversations down, you have no reason to remember it, and they buy from someone who called.
The follow-up you promised is sitting in a thread you'd have to scroll for two minutes to find. So you don't.
One listing, five portals, five tabs, five slightly different descriptions — and an hour gone before it's even live.
A buyer from last year wanted exactly the unit you just listed. Your spreadsheet knows. It just can't tell you.
It reads "RM 1.2 juta" and "3+1" the way you meant them.
Drop in the Excel file you already keep. Headers in English, Malay or Chinese, prices in shorthand, "Terjual" in the status column, phone numbers Excel ate the zero off — Faber resolves all of it and shows you the mapping before anything is saved. No retyping, no starting from an empty database.
The file is parsed in your browser. Only unrecognised column headers and a few sample values are ever sent anywhere — your client list is not uploaded to be read.
One buyer is three deals at three different stages.
Every other CRM gives you one pipeline card per person, because that's how selling insurance works. Property doesn't work like that. Ahmad is negotiating on Mont Kiara, waiting on the owner in Cheras, and cooling off on a third — all at once, all at their own stage.
Faber gives each buyer-and-listing pair its own deal, so the stage means something. Hover a deal to see the pair it belongs to.
Add a listing. A buyer from last year lights up.
The moment you save a new listing, Faber checks it against every buyer criterion you've ever recorded — budget, area, bedrooms — and tells you who to call. Not a report you have to go look at. It comes to you.
Five portals. Five tabs. One listing, typed once.
Faber prepares a posting kit for each portal you advertise on — title, description, the photos in the right order — sized and worded for that portal. Pick one, copy, paste. That's the whole job.
Four things, all of them under a minute.
Overdue follow-ups are at the top of the dashboard. You work down them with WhatsApp in the other hand.
Log "viewed · interested", set the next follow-up date, done. In the lift, before you drive off.
Enter it once, copy the kit into each portal, and see who in your book already matches it.
Open the contact and see every viewing, every reaction, every price they flinched at. Then dial.
Less than one viewing's petrol a month.
Enough to run your live book and decide for yourself.
- 25 clients
- Unlimited properties
- Spreadsheet import, deals, follow-ups
- Posting kits and lead matching
For a full book, or a small team with a growing one.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited clients
- Priority support
- No contract — cancel anytime
No card to start. No contract. Cancel any time and your data exports back to a spreadsheet.
The buyer who goes quiet this week is the one you'll wish you'd logged.
Bring the spreadsheet you already have. Twenty-five clients is free for as long as you want it. If it doesn't fit how you work, you've lost an afternoon.
Faber