OneBookPlus vs Agentbox (Reapit Sales)

They are built around different halves of an agency. Agentbox (now Reapit Sales) is purpose-built for real estate sales, and it is deeper there: portal push, CoreLogic comparable sales, agency websites, and a long-established vendor behind it. OneBookPlus covers listings, inspections, commissions, proposals, leases, and maintenance, then adds GST accounting, online payments, and a client portal that Agentbox doesn't document. The practical split: a sales-only office whose edge is listing reach is better served by Agentbox, while an agency that also runs a rent roll and resents paying for the Agentbox sales CRM, a separate Reapit property-management product, and Xero on top gets more from one subscription.

No, and it is worth being precise about why. Agentbox pushes listings into realestate.com.au and domain.com.au as a registered feed provider. Neither portal accepts listings from a link, so this is not something we can switch on: REA ingests REAXML pushed by a registered provider, and Domain takes them through its Listing Management API. What we do have, today and free, is the Portal Push app, which publishes a live REAXML and JSON feed of your listings at a URL unique to your agency, updating as you list, reprice, put under offer and withdraw. Use that for your own website and any tool that reads a feed URL, and keep your existing uploader pointed at the portals.

Yes, that's the core advantage. OneBookPlus includes GST invoicing, expense tracking, P&L reports, and BAS summaries built in. With Agentbox you still need a separate accounting subscription such as Xero or MYOB. OneBookPlus gives you both the real estate CRM and the financial back-office in one app.

Agentbox doesn't publish pricing at all. Every plan requires contacting sales for a per-office quote, so there is no figure to compare until you've sat through a demo. The bigger structural difference is the per-agent fee: Agentbox is quoted per office, and the real-estate CRMs that do publish rates bill per user, so cost climbs with every seat. Read our side as two lines, because they are two charges. Your OneBookPlus plan ($0 to $69/mo) carries the GST invoicing, accounting, BAS and Stripe payments. The real-estate bundle sits on top: Real Estate Essentials $85/mo or Real Estate Complete $145/mo, one price for the whole office with no per-agent fee. Real Estate Essentials covers the sales CRM, listings, buyer matching, commissions, digital proposals and the rent roll; Real Estate Complete adds trust accounting, AML/compliance and short-stay (STRA). So a whole office on the Free plan plus Real Estate Complete is $145/mo, and on $69/mo Growth it is $214/mo. Add agents without adding to the bill, no lock-in contracts, no demo-gate. What the core plan does band is logins, one login on Free, three on Starter, five on Plus and ten on Growth.

Yes. OneBookPlus includes lease management, maintenance request tracking, landlord statements, bond tracking, and tenant CRM. With Agentbox, property management runs through a separate Reapit property-management product at additional cost.

Yes, these now ship as part of the real-estate offering, and they're included in the $145/mo Real Estate Complete bundle (the step up from the $85/mo Real Estate Essentials bundle, which covers sales and the rent roll). Both sit on top of your core plan rather than replacing it. There's a built-in Trust Accounting app for the agency's books, an AML & Compliance app (Early Access) to help your agency build the workflows you'll need for the 2026 AML/CTF reforms, and a Short-Stay (STRA) Manager for short-term rentals. Agentbox (Reapit Sales) is a sales CRM and doesn't document trust accounting, AML/CTF, or STRA tooling in its core product, so those typically mean separate products on top. Important: our compliance tools are workflow software to help you get ready for your obligations, they are not legal advice, and OneBookPlus is not a licensed statutory trust-accounting ledger for regulated client trust-money reconciliation. Confirm your statutory trust and AML/CTF obligations with your regulator or a licensed adviser.

Agentbox (Reapit Sales) has an extensive training academy and dedicated support team, backed by Reapit's long-established global organisation (see reapit.com/au/about-us for current company scale and history). OneBookPlus offers in-app help, email support, and an expanding knowledge base. We're a younger product but iterate fast based on real user feedback. If your office relies heavily on a named Agentbox account manager and structured onboarding cohorts, that depth is genuine.

It comes down to whether your bottleneck is listing reach or the back office. Agentbox (Reapit Sales) is deeper on real-estate ecosystem features, portal push to realestate.com.au and Domain, CoreLogic comparable-sales data, and purpose-built agency websites. But Agentbox has no built-in accounting and runs property management as the separate Reapit PM product. OneBookPlus covers listings, inspections, commissions, proposals, vendor activity reports, leases, and maintenance, then adds GST commission invoicing, BAS-ready reports, online Stripe payments, and a client portal in a single AUD-billed subscription with a free plan, no demo gate. Agencies that want one app for the whole business tend to move; sales-only offices whose edge is listing reach usually stay on Agentbox.

OneBookPlus generates GST-compliant tax invoices for sales commissions and property-management fees with your ABN and GST breakdown, feeds them into a built-in P&L, and produces BAS-ready figures (G1, 1A, 1B) automatically, so commission income and agency expenses sit in one ledger. Agentbox's public pages document vendor activity reporting (days on market, price feedback, web statistics) but no accounting, invoicing, GST, or trust accounting, so that side of the business still runs through Xero or MYOB plus a dedicated trust-accounting tool on top of your Agentbox licence. Note: OneBookPlus is not a licensed statutory trust-accounting ledger, it handles your agency's own commission and fee invoicing and GST, not regulated client trust-money reconciliation.