CINC Pricing in 2026: What the Platform, the AI and the Leads Cost

CINC plans and estimated prices

CINC sells four tiers, Solo, Ramp, Pro and Select, and every one says Request Pricing.

Core features are the same across tiers; lead routing grows with the tier. Estimates below are from AgentAdvice and Luxury Presence (July and August 2026). Luxury Presence sells a competing product.

CINC add-ons and ad spend

CINC publishes two add-on prices: CINC AI starting at $200 a month, and a dialer at 3 lines for $75 a month.

• CINC AI: from $200 a month. Vendor-published.
• Dialer: 3 lines for $75 a month. Vendor-published.
• Google and Facebook buyer and seller leads, List Cast, Remarketing, Cash Offer: price on request.
• Ad spend: about $500 a month or more, per third-party estimates.
• Onboarding: $1,000 to $5,000, per ITQlick. Not vendor-published.

What CINC really costs a year

A solo agent on CINC with the AI add-on and a modest ad budget spends roughly $19,000 to $20,000 in year one.

That is about $899 to $1,000 a month for the platform ($10,788 to $12,000), $2,400 for CINC AI, and $6,000 in ads at $500 a month. Onboarding, if charged, is on top.

The math works only if the leads close. That is the part reviewers argue about.

What agents say about the price

Capterra reviewers rate CINC 3.7 out of 5 for value, and the complaints are about lead quality for the money.

A broker in February 2025 paid $999 a month and got poor-quality leads despite following the training. Another in June 2025 said that after two years the cost was not worth it.

Other agents close plenty from CINC. The difference is usually follow-up: bought leads take months, and most of them go quiet before they buy.

Where Sifta fits next to CINC

Sifta is not a CINC replacement; it is the assistant that does the follow-up CINC reminds you about.

Most CRMs record the work and remind you to do it. Sifta reads your inbox, texts and calendar and does the next thing: drafts the lead reply in your voice, books the showing on your real calendar, chases the lender, pulls comps.

You keep your CRM. Sifta is not a CRM, does not make phone calls, does not run ad campaigns and does not do compliance paperwork.

It does the follow-up, the chasing, the booking and the research, from the text thread you already have open.

Sifta is one flat monthly price, with no setup fee and no contract. The plans and prices are on the pricing page.

If Sifta doesn't catch something worth more than the price in week one, you don't pay.

Three ways to start

You can try Sifta free for 7 days, see what it does, or read the pricing page.

The free week is the fastest way to see it: connect your email and calendar, add Sifta to your texts, and let it run your busywork for 7 days. Cancel any time before the week ends and you are not charged.

Every plan after that is a flat monthly price with no contract. If Sifta doesn't catch something worth more than the price in week one, you don't pay.