Property Shell vs Spark
Property Shell and Spark (spark.re) are both CRMs built for selling new developments, not adapted from a general sales CRM. Property Shell stays focused on the sales CRM: leads, inventory, contracts and deposits, with closing risk scoring, a built-in interactive site map, AI lead scoring and a portal for cooperating brokers. Spark covers the same core for teams in North America, with DocuSign contracting, KYC/AML checks and a broad partner network.


Property Shell and Spark, at a glance
Both suit developers of small and mid-sized projects, from condos and townhomes to single-family communities, and the sales teams that market them. Property Shell adds hands-on support from a team that knows project sales, from launch to the last units. The right choice depends on which parts of the sale you want inside the CRM and which you are happy to run through partner tools.
Checked against propertyshell.com and spark.re in October 2026. "Not listed" means the vendor's website does not mention it.
Where Property Shell differs

Lead management that ranks every inquiry
Inquiries from your website, landing pages and Meta lead ads land in one place and are followed up by email, text or WhatsApp. The scoring model weighs up to 50 lead metrics, from calls and emails to meetings and last contact, and you can change the weights. Your team calls the buyers closest to signing first.
Sales optimization →Support from people who know project sales
Property Shell is focused on one job: the CRM that runs project sales. Training and implementation are done by people who know new-development sales, and the same team stays with you from launch through to the final 10 to 15% of units.
Integrations built around your setup
Property Shell connects to Outlook, Gmail, Mailchimp, Aircall, Xero, DisplaySweet, Meta lead ads and your project websites, and its Inbound Leads API brings inquiries from landing pages, ad platforms and other systems straight into the CRM. When a project needs a connection that isn't there yet, the Property Shell team can build it for you.
Plans you can read before the first call
Property Shell has four plans, each with a clear list of what it includes: Essential, Performance, Advanced and Enterprise. There are no setup fees, billing is monthly and implementation usually takes 3 to 4 weeks. Support grows with the plan, from email support to a dedicated account manager and SLA-backed support.
A portal for cooperating brokers
SeeShell, an optional add-on, gives outside brokers their own login. They browse your developments, see project details, imagery and available inventory, and reserve units, and every reservation lands in the CRM. Spark uses its own request forms to create, accept and allocate units with brokers and buyers.
Closing risk you can see early
Every transaction gets a closing risk score, and buyer and appraisal inspections are booked with automatic reminders. After closing, defects are logged with photos through the defects period.
Closing management →

A site map that is part of the CRM
Property Shell's interactive map shows live availability for each unit, in the sales center and on your project website, with access set by role. Teams that already use DisplaySweet can connect it too. Spark connects to visualization partners for the same job.
Interactive mapping →Spark lists KYC/AML checks and DocuSign e-signature on its website. Property Shell tracks deal terms and dates in the CRM.
Spark's Events Hub handles invitations, RSVPs and attendance.
Spark added warranty and homeowner care when it acquired Juniper in 2024.
Pricing and implementation
Property Shell prices each customer individually, per user or per project, based on the plan, the modules you need and the size of your projects, and bills monthly with no setup fees. The four tiers and their features are on the pricing page. Implementation typically takes 3 to 4 weeks, and you can roll out one module or one project at a time.
Spark sells through a demo and offers guided onboarding and data migration. Its website does not give a price or an implementation timeline; its Capterra listing shows one plan from CA$100 per month (checked October 2026), which may not reflect what larger projects pay today.
Moving from Spark to Property Shell
Data migration, onboarding and training
Every plan* includes data migration, onboarding and training.
Set up with the Property Shell team
The Property Shell team sets up your inventory, contracts and workflows with you.
One project at a time
You can move one project first while the others finish in Spark.
*The Advanced and Enterprise plans add advanced data migration services, and Enterprise adds dedicated onboarding and implementation.
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Questions about Property Shell and Spark
Still have questions? Our team is here to help you find all the answers!
Is Property Shell an alternative to Spark?
Yes. Both are CRMs built for selling new developments, covering leads, inventory, contracts and deposits. Property Shell also includes closing risk scoring, an interactive site map, AI lead scoring and a portal for cooperating brokers. It is known for its service and support, rated 5.0 for customer service on Capterra (October 2026).
Which is better for new-development sales in the US?
Spark is focused on North America and lists more local partner integrations today. Property Shell, with team members in Canada and the US, suits developers who want leads, inventory, deposits, closing and the site map in one system, with hands-on setup and support.
Can Property Shell connect to the tools we already use?
Property Shell connects to Outlook, Gmail, Mailchimp, Aircall, Xero and Meta lead ads, and its Inbound Leads API accepts inquiries from websites, landing pages and ad platforms. Other integrations, including listing sites, can be built for your projects during onboarding.
How much does Property Shell cost compared with Spark?
Property Shell has four plans (Essential, Performance, Advanced and Enterprise), billed monthly with no setup fees. The price is quoted per user or per project, for your team. Spark also quotes after a demo.
How long does it take to switch from Spark to Property Shell?
Implementation typically takes 3 to 4 weeks, depending on the number of projects and how much data moves across. Teams can start with one project and add others later.

See Property Shell on your project
Bring one live or upcoming project to the call. We will show you how leads, inventory, contracts, deposits and closing would run for it in Property Shell.









