gosoft.app

What It Is

GoSoft Realty is a cloud-based real estate SaaS operated in Brazil by IA Technology Software LTDA. It is designed for sales management across land lots, urban development projects, cemetery plots, houses, apartments, retail units, and other real estate assets. Rather than being a general-purpose CRM, it is a vertical system built around the workflow of “project inventory — sales contracts — payment plans — collections — financial reporting,” and is already used in multiple Latin American countries.

Core Features and Collaboration

The feature set is fairly comprehensive. Users can register full-payment or installment sales, manage contract statuses such as reserved, active, closed, and canceled, and automatically generate PDF contracts based on a company’s legal templates. It supports French, German, Japanese, or custom payment plans, with calculations for interest, overdue charges, discounts, and amortization. Interactive site plans can show available, sold, and reserved units in real time. The system also includes receipts, accounts receivable, salesperson/supervisor commissions, expenses and accounts payable, integrated accounting, more than 20 chart-based reports, Excel export, CRM Starter, an Android customer app, and unlimited users. On the collaboration side, it discloses unlimited users and commission roles, but there is no visible information about granular permissions, approval workflows, or SSO.

Pricing, Integrations, and Security

Pricing is calculated based on the number of properties in a project and is billed in USD. Page examples show about USD 29/month for 100 lots, or USD 309 annually. However, the annual license table lists 100 properties at USD 444 for the first year and USD 333 for renewal years, and 1,000 properties at USD 1,998 for the first year and USD 999 for renewal years; more than 1,000 requires a custom quote. A 30-day free trial is available with no credit card required, and implementation, import, training, and support are included. Integrations include Google Drive, Multipagos, and PagosNet. On security, the company states that it uses Google OAuth, does not store Google passwords, follows Google API Limited Use requirements, and limits exposure of sensitive buyer information in public areas. However, it does not disclose details on encryption, backups, SLA, or certifications such as ISO/SOC.

Pros, Cons, and Best Fit

Its strengths are its strong real estate vertical focus, making it especially suitable for scenarios with structured workflows around lot inventory, installment payments, contracts, and collections. Pricing is transparent by inventory scale, and implementation and training are included. Its drawbacks are that public materials are mainly in Spanish, payment methods appear oriented toward cross-border and Latin American local channels, and there is limited detail on APIs, enterprise permissions, and compliance. It is best suited to Latin American real estate developers, project sales companies, and teams operating cemetery or land projects.

Access from China and Alternatives

Access from mainland China is not specified in the available materials, so it should be considered unknown. There is no visible support for Alipay, WeChat Pay, or Chinese local corporate bank accounts, so payment may require PayPal, Wise, USDT, or cross-border bank transfer. For real estate developers or channel sales teams focused on the Chinese domestic market, it would be worth comparing with Ming Yuan Cloud, domestic real estate CRM products, FXiaoke, or general-purpose options such as Salesforce, HubSpot, and Zoho CRM.