TeleCRM alternative for builders: TeleCRM or AuraStack? Same price, different jobs.
Both cost ₹799 a user a month on annual billing. TeleCRM is built around the call and WhatsApp; AuraStack around the builder’s sale, from the unit to the payout. Here is how they compare, from TeleCRM’s own pages as read on 18 October 2026.
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At a glance
- Priced
- TeleCRM: Per user, quarterly or annual
- AuraStack: Per user, one plan
- Price
- TeleCRM: ₹799 a user a month (annual)
- AuraStack: ₹799 a user a month
- Partner logins
- TeleCRM: Not stated
- AuraStack: Unlimited and free
- Portal leads
- TeleCRM: Integrated
- AuraStack: Lead sources only
From TeleCRM’s own website, read 18 October 2026. Sources below.
01/07The short answer
TeleCRM or AuraStack: which one, when.
Both run a builder’s sale. They are built differently, so the right one depends on how your projects sell.
Choose TeleCRM if
- Your team sells on SIM calls, and every call must be recorded.
- Leads from 99acres, MagicBricks and Housing.com must flow in directly.
- WhatsApp chatbots and broadcasts matter more to you than unit inventory.
- You are a brokerage selling many projects, not running your own stock.
Choose AuraStack if
- You sell your own project and need units, holds, cost sheets and bookings in the CRM.
- Payment plans, demand letters and collections should sit next to the lead.
- Channel partners need free logins that never show them your other buyers.
- You want monthly billing at ₹899, or 30 days on your own project before you pay.
02/07Side by side
TeleCRM vs AuraStack, row by row.
Each TeleCRM cell cites the page it comes from. “Not stated on its site” means we did not find it there, not that the product lacks it.
Published price
TeleCRM
₹799 a user a month billed annually, or ₹1,099 billed quarterly; GST not stated[1]
AuraStack
₹799 a user a month billed annually, or ₹899 monthly, plus GST
Free trial
TeleCRM
No trial length published; its mobile CRM page invites a free sign-up[8]
AuraStack
30 days on the full product: one project, five users, no card
Time to go live
TeleCRM
A start within 24 hours with free onboarding, per its real estate demo page[3]
AuraStack
About a week, migration included
Units and holds
TeleCRM
Not stated on its site
AuraStack
Projects, wings and units, a live price matrix, six unit states and holds that expire on their own
Cost sheet
TeleCRM
Not stated on its site
AuraStack
Upload the cost-sheet PDF and the booking fills in the buyer, unit and agreement value
Channel partner logins
TeleCRM
Not stated; its partnership programme is a referral scheme for selling TeleCRM[12]
AuraStack
Unlimited and free, never counted as users; each partner sees only their own referrals, with buyer details masked
Brokerage
TeleCRM
Not stated on its site
AuraStack
Computed on confirmed bookings (slab, flat or percent), paid in batches, anything pending 30 days flagged
Buyer portal
TeleCRM
Not stated on its site
AuraStack
Not offered today
Accounts and ERP
TeleCRM
Not stated; no Tally or ERP connector on its integrations page[4]
AuraStack
Not an accounting system: payouts export to Excel for finance
03/07TeleCRM pricing
TeleCRM costs what AuraStack costs. The difference is the product.
TeleCRM lists one Core CRM plan at ₹799 a user a month billed annually, or ₹1,099 billed quarterly. WhatsApp Cloud API setup is a one-time ₹1,999, with Meta’s message charges on top, and teams above 50 users get a custom plan. GST is not stated on the page.[1]
AuraStack is the same ₹799 a user a month on annual billing, or ₹899 billed monthly, after a 30-day trial, with channel partner logins free. At the same rate the year costs the same, so the choice comes down to what each one runs: TeleCRM’s calling and WhatsApp, or AuraStack’s units, bookings, collections and partners.
A 10-person desk 10
A year on AuraStack: ₹95,880
- TeleCRM
- ₹95,880
40 staff on one project 40
A year on AuraStack: ₹3.84 lakh
- TeleCRM
- ₹3.84 lakh
A 50-person floor 50
A year on AuraStack: ₹4.79 lakh
- TeleCRM
- ₹4.79 lakh
At TeleCRM’s published annual rate, before GST and add-ons; above 50 users it quotes a custom plan. AuraStack: ₹799 a user a month on annual billing, or ₹899 monthly, before GST; channel partner logins are free. See AuraStack pricing
04/07Where TeleCRM is stronger
Where TeleCRM is the better pick.
We make AuraStack, so this part matters most. If one of these is what you need, it should decide it.
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IVR on the lead
IVR integrations such as Knowlarity and Mcube log calls and recordings on the lead’s timeline.[4]
05/07Where AuraStack differs
Where AuraStack is built differently.
The property sale, not only the call
Projects, wings and units with expiring holds, the cost sheet, an eight-stage payment plan and demand letters. TeleCRM’s site does not state inventory, cost sheets or collections.
Channel partners with their own login
Unlimited, free partner logins that never count as users, each partner seeing only their own buyers. TeleCRM’s site does not state a channel partner portal.
Brokerage on a ledger
Computed on confirmed bookings by slab, flat or percent, paid in batches, and every line keeps the rule it used.
Monthly, if you like
₹899 a user on monthly billing. TeleCRM’s shortest published term is a quarter, at ₹1,099 a user a month.
A month on your own project
30 days on the full product, one project and five users, no card. TeleCRM publishes no trial length.
Switching from TeleCRM, in a week.
Migration is included. Nothing is switched off while you move, and a full export of your data is yours on request if you ever leave.
Day 1
Your data comes across
Lead sheets, CP list, visit history
Day 2–3
Inventory goes in
Projects, wings, units, price matrix
Day 4
Your words, your roles
Stages and permissions mapped
Day 5
The team is trained
On their own live data
Week 2
Monday happens in AuraStack
The spreadsheets stop opening
06/07Sources & method
Where every fact on this page comes from.
Every TeleCRM fact was read on TeleCRM’s own website on 18 October 2026, except where a figure is marked as coming from a third-party listing because TeleCRM does not publish it. “Not stated on its site” means we did not find it there, not that the product lacks it.
The AuraStack column states what the product does and what it does not: it does not integrate property portals directly, record calls, keep accounts or offer a buyer portal today.
Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will check it and correct the page.
Sources
- [1]Pricing — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
- [2]Real estate CRM — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
- [3]Real estate CRM demo — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
- [4]Integrations — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
- [5]Features — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
- [6]WhatsApp Cloud API — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
- [7]Call tracking and recording — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
- [8]Mobile CRM — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
- [9]Cancellation and refund policy — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
- [10]Contact us — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
- [11]Privacy policy — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
- [12]Partnership programme — TeleCRM, read 18 October 2026
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07/07Straight answers
TeleCRM questions builders ask us.
How much does TeleCRM cost?
₹799 a user a month, billed annually.
TeleCRM’s pricing page lists one Core CRM plan at ₹799 per user per month billed annually, or ₹1,099 per user per month billed quarterly. WhatsApp Cloud API setup is a one-time ₹1,999, with Meta’s message charges paid separately, and teams above 50 users get a custom plan. GST is not stated on the page. Checked on 18 October 2026.
Is TeleCRM a real estate CRM?
A calling CRM with a real estate page.
TeleCRM is a sales CRM built around calling and WhatsApp. Its real estate page covers lead capture from 99acres, MagicBricks and Housing.com, SIM call recording and site-visit planning. Its site does not state unit inventory, cost sheets, payment plans, demand letters or a channel partner portal, which AuraStack runs as part of the CRM.
TeleCRM or AuraStack, at the same price?
Calling first, or the whole builder sale.
Both cost ₹799 a user a month on annual billing. TeleCRM fits a sales floor that lives on SIM calls and WhatsApp and needs every call recorded and portal leads built in. AuraStack fits a builder who needs units and holds, cost sheets, payment plans and demand letters, free channel partner logins and brokerage in one system, and 30 days on their own project before paying.
Does TeleCRM record calls?
Yes, SIM calls on Android.
Yes. TeleCRM records SIM calls made from its Android app automatically, and admins can access the recordings. AuraStack syncs call logs from company Android phones to the lead, but does not record calls.
Can we move from TeleCRM to AuraStack?
Yes, from an export.
Yes. Bring an Excel or CSV export of your leads, and AuraStack imports and de-duplicates them before your first login, then loads projects, wings, units and the price matrix on days two and three. Nothing is switched off while you move.
Not on the list? Ask us the awkward version — we would rather lose a deal on the call than on the third invoice.