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Real estate software for Pakistan

Every listing, offer and payment in one place.

aaraazi replaces the diary, the spreadsheet and the WhatsApp thread with one record: properties in marla and kanal, buyers and their budgets, offers with token amounts, and payment plans through to transfer.

An estate agent checks his phone on an empty plot in a new housing society at sunset

Solo agent

One agent working alone

Free for one month, then PKR 2,500 a month

An agency owner and two of his agents look at a deal together on the office computer

aaraazi for agencies

Teams with more than one agent

PKR 1,800 per user per month

A developer in a hard hat walks through his housing project while it is being built

Developer

Builders and large portfolios

Priced on request

Records spread across three places lose deals

Most agencies we meet run on the same three tools. Each works on its own; together they leave gaps that cost commissions.

Diaries

The token amount, the buyer's CNIC and the promised date live in one agent's handwriting.

Spreadsheets

Every branch keeps its own copy, and nobody is sure which one has the latest price.

WhatsApp threads

Listings, offers and payment reminders scroll away with everything else.

In aaraazi each property, client and deal is one record that everyone in the agency sees, with its payments and documents attached.

Why agencies switch

Solo agent app

Record the deal where it happens

Your work is in the car, at the plot and on the phone. Solo agents get an app that stores their work on the phone and keeps going without a signal, then syncs when they're back online.

Free for one month, then PKR 2,500 a month.

An agent types a buyer's offer into her phone during a visit to a half-built house
An agent shows a young couple around an empty new home with tall windows and a marble floor

aaraazi for agencies

One record, used differently by everyone in the agency

Owners, managers and agents see the same properties, clients and deals. What changes is what each of them needs from it.

The office on the web, agents on their phones.

For developers

Projects sold on instalments

The Developer plan adds project budgets and investor records to everything agencies get, with help importing existing files.

A developer and a site engineer go over building plans at a construction site

What aaraazi keeps track of

Six parts that follow a deal from the first enquiry to the final payment.

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  1. Properties and listings
  2. Leads and requirements
  3. Offers and deals
  4. Payments and payment plans
  5. Commissions
  6. Documents

Security

Where your data lives and who can reach it

Agencies trust aaraazi with client identities, prices and payments.

The security page has the details.

Where data is stored

The aaraazi application runs on managed cloud infrastructure, with application servers in Singapore.

How agencies are kept apart

One agency cannot see another agency's properties, clients, deals or payments.

Data on agents' phones

The solo agent app keeps a copy of the agent's own records on the phone, stored in the app's private storage.

Your control over your data

The agency owns its data. An account owner can ask for a full export at any time.

Free tools

Calculators agents use every day

Free to use, no sign-up.

Marla and kanal converterConvert between marla, kanal, square yards (gaz), square feet, square metres and acres.Commission split calculatorDivide a commission between the agency and its agents, and send the team a link with the exact split.Project feasibility estimateA first look at a development's revenue, profit or loss, and break-even price per plot.

Marla and kanal converter

Marla standard

Common in private housing societies, for example DHA Lahore and Bahria Town. Check the society's own schedule.

10 marla is

Kanal
0.5 kanal
Square yards (gaz)
250 sq yd
Square feet
2,250 sq ft
Square metres
209.03 m²
Acres
0.0517 acre

1 kanal = 20 marla = 4,500 sq ft on this standard. 1 square yard (gaz) = 9 sq ft.

Questions

Real estate software in Pakistan, answered

What is aaraazi?
aaraazi is real estate software made in Pakistan for estate agents, real estate agencies and property developers. It keeps properties, leads, offers, deals, payment plans, commissions and documents in one shared record, on the web and on phones, instead of in diaries, spreadsheets and WhatsApp threads.
What is the best real estate software in Pakistan?
The best fit is software built for the way property is bought and sold in Pakistan: plot sizes in marla, kanal and square yards on the right marla standard, token and bayana, instalment payment plans, commission splits between agents, and listings shared on WhatsApp. aaraazi is built in Karachi around exactly these, with plans for solo agents, agencies and developers.
Is there a real estate CRM for agencies in Pakistan?
Yes. aaraazi works as a real estate CRM for Pakistani agencies: every buyer, tenant and seller is recorded with their requirement and budget, and every call, visit, offer and deal is kept against them, so the agency keeps its clients when an agent leaves.
Is there an app for property dealers in Pakistan?
Yes. The aaraazi solo agent app is built for estate agents and property dealers who work alone: properties, buyers' and sellers' requirements, offers and token amounts on the phone, with plot sizes in marla, kanal and square yards. It keeps working without a signal and shares listings on WhatsApp. Free for one month, then PKR 2,500 a month.
How much does real estate software cost in Pakistan?
aaraazi costs PKR 2,500 a month for a solo agent, after a free first month, and PKR 1,800 per user per month for agencies. Both are 20% less when billed annually. The Developer plan, for builders selling projects on instalments, is priced on request.
Does aaraazi work for property developers?
Yes. The Developer plan adds project budgets, investor records and buyers' instalment plans, and the aaraazi team helps import existing records from spreadsheets.
Which cities does aaraazi work in?
All of Pakistan. aaraazi is based in Karachi and runs in the browser and on phones, so agencies in Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar and anywhere else use it the same way, including in societies such as DHA and Bahria Town.

More in our guide to real estate software in Pakistan.

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See aaraazi with your own deals

Book a demo and we'll walk through a sale, a rental and a payment plan the way your agency runs them.

Working alone? Start a free trial. Building a project? Talk to sales.
Or email hello@aaraazi.com.