Is my agency's data isolated from other customers?

Yes. Every DevProp deployment is a dedicated instance with its own database and isolated storage. We do not share customer data across tenants.

Are e-signatures legal in Thailand?

Yes. DevProp e-signatures are legally valid under Thailand's Electronic Transactions Act B.E. 2544. We provide multi-party signing, timestamped audit trails, and PDF export of signed documents.

Can I migrate from my current CRM?

Yes. We support data migration from spreadsheets, Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, and custom CRMs. Migration assistance is included with onboarding.

What languages does DevProp support?

The CRM admin interface is available in English and Thai. The public property website supports English, Thai, Russian, and Chinese with full SEO and hreflang sitemap.

How long does it take to get started?

Standard onboarding takes 7 to 14 days. This includes branding setup, user accounts, zone configuration, data migration, and team training. Custom integrations may extend this timeline.

What happens to my data if I cancel?

You own your data. On cancellation we provide a full export (CSV for tabular data, PDF archive for contracts and signed documents). We retain data for 30 days post-cancellation in case you want to return, then it is permanently deleted.

How does DevProp compare to HubSpot or Salesforce for a Thai property agency?

HubSpot and Salesforce are excellent generic CRMs but don't speak the Thai property market natively. Neither integrates LINE Official Account (where 80% of Thai property leads start), neither knows Thailand's 49% foreign-quota condo rule, and neither produces ETA 2544 legal e-signatures. Total cost of HubSpot Sales Pro + DocuSign + Zapier + integration dev hours hits roughly ฿35-50K/month for a 10-agent agency — same range as DevProp Growth at ฿24,900, but you patch instead of own.

Does DevProp integrate with LINE Official Account?

Yes, natively. LINE OA messages land in the unified inbox alongside email, WhatsApp Business, and Facebook Messenger threads. Replies sync back to LINE. The CRM tags each LINE conversation with the linked listing, agent assignment, lead source, and pipeline stage. Auto-reply via Nisa (the built-in AI assistant) handles 11pm enquiries when your team is asleep.

Does DevProp track the 49% foreign-quota constraint on condos?

Yes. Every condo listing has a foreign_quota_pct field. The CRM auto-blocks new foreign reservations when the building hits 49% (per the Condominium Act 1979). Your agents see live remaining quota when filtering listings for foreign buyers. Reservations from Thai buyers reset the quota correctly. This single feature saves about ฿80-200K per year in deals you'd otherwise embarrass yourself trying to close on already-full buildings.

Is there a free trial?

Yes — on request. Talk to our team and we'll set up a 14-day side-by-side trial: you keep your current CRM running, we provision a trial workspace and import a CSV of your listings + contacts, and you decide which tool stays. No credit card, no commitment. It starts with a free 20-minute diagnostic call.

Can DevProp publish to Thai property portals?

Portal integration is bespoke work on the Custom plan — we scope and build it with your agency, it is not a switch included in Growth or Professional. What every plan gives you is one place to write the listing once, with your own SEO website generated from the same database.

What's the difference between the Growth, Professional and Custom plans?

Growth ฿24,900/mo — the full operating layer for agencies of 3–10 agents: LINE + omnichannel inbox, lead pipeline with AI Lead Score, branded SEO website, ETA 2544 e-signatures, commission engine and AI social posts. Professional ฿49,900/mo — everything unlimited for 10+ agents and international clients: 4-language website (EN/TH/RU/ZH), Nisa AI chatbot 24/7, AI video generation, AI assistant, REST API, priority support. Custom — franchises and multi-city operators: dedicated infrastructure, white-label, bespoke portal integration and private integrations. No annual lock-in. Side-by-side trials are available on request.

Customer story · Bangkok

From Facebook posts to one platform: how PropMatch runs 38,591 listings on DevProp

PropMatch is a Bangkok condo agency. Before DevProp it had no website of its own, distributed properties through Facebook posts, and tracked inventory in a legacy property tool. Today its public site, its listings, its LINE and WhatsApp conversations, its contracts and its e-signatures all run on a single platform.

38,591listings managed in production (August 2026)

Since 2024live on DevProp, Bangkok

One inboxLINE Official, WhatsApp and email in a single timeline

Before

No website — properties were distributed as Facebook posts.
Inventory kept in a legacy property tool, separate from conversations.
Enquiries arriving on chat, with no link to the property they were about.
Contracts handled outside the system.

After

A public bilingual site, propmatch.co, publishing straight from the CRM.
LINE Official, WhatsApp and email in one omnichannel inbox.
Listings, enquiries, contracts, e-signature, AI assistant and video generation on one platform.
Listings pushed to Living Insider, and to JamesEdition for the luxury segment, over API.

One database, not two

The change PropMatch cares about is not a feature — it is that the website and the CRM read the same records. A property is written once. It appears on the public site, goes out to the portals, and the enquiry it generates lands in the pipeline already attached to it. Nothing is retyped, and nothing drifts between a spreadsheet and a page.

PropMatch public website: bilingual Bangkok condo marketplace with BTS/MRT search — propmatch.co — published from the DevProp CRM, bilingual EN/TH, search by BTS and MRT station.

Why the inbox matters in Thailand

In Thailand the first message almost never arrives by email — it arrives on LINE. A CRM that treats LINE as a third-party add-on loses the context of the conversation. PropMatch's agents answer LINE and WhatsApp from the same screen that holds the property, the enquiry and the contract, and the assignment of a lead to an agent is part of that screen rather than a separate step.

What we did not measure

This page deliberately carries no productivity percentage. PropMatch reports working faster and holding far more control over its data, but no before/after measurement was taken at migration time, and we would rather publish a smaller true claim than a larger unverifiable one. The listing count above is dated for the same reason: it is a snapshot, and it will keep moving.

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