emlak-bazasi.com

What It Is

Emlak Bazasi is property listing database software for real estate agencies in Azerbaijan. The website emphasizes that it can automatically read property ads posted online by owners and save structured information—such as property type, area, nearby metro station, size, price, photos, and contact phone number—into a database installed on a computer. Its positioning is closer to locally deployed industry software than to a pure cloud SaaS product.

Core Features and Collaboration

The product centers on listing collection and management: the system automatically reads online property listings every hour, supports manually adding an agency’s own listings, and can retain listings in the local database even after the original online ads are deleted. Agencies can run quick searches, advanced filters, and grouping by parameters, while also managing client property-search orders, tasks, reports, agent information, listing archives, similar-listing searches, printing, and more. For team use, the Professional plan supports centralized use across multiple computers and multiple offices, with user permissions configurable by property type, area, and other parameters, including both menu permissions and data access control.

Pricing and Deployment

Plans include a free Demo, Standard, and Professional. The Demo is free, limited to 1 computer and up to 5,000 saved listings. Standard costs 75 AZN/month and supports 1 computer with unlimited listings. Professional costs 100 AZN/month and supports unlimited computers and unlimited listings. The main text also mentions a 1,500 AZN installation fee for the professional package, while installation of the standard package is free. Deployment is via downloading EstateBaseSetup.exe and installing it on a computer, with data stored in a local database. There is no clear mention of cloud hosting, a mobile app, or a browser-based version.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are that it closely matches the real workflows of property agencies, covering collection, filtering, orders, permissions, and reporting in a relatively complete way. The local storage mechanism also helps preserve historical listings. Its weaknesses are the lack of information on third-party integrations, APIs, developer support, payment methods, and security/compliance. Modern SaaS capabilities such as data backup, encryption, and remote cross-device access are not clearly described.

Best Fit and Access from China

It is best suited to local real estate agencies or multi-office broker companies operating in Azerbaijan that need to automatically build a database of public property listings. For Chinese users, the language, data sources, and market coverage are obvious limitations, and access status from China is unknown. If you operate a real estate business in China, more practical alternatives may include 明源云, 房在线, 诸葛找房 enterprise services, or a general-purpose CRM combined with a custom listing-management workflow.