PROBRO review

Yes. PROBRO is listed on a free plan basis, so a new team can work in the CRM before any payment. Paid options sit above that entry point rather than replacing it, which makes the free tier the easiest way to see whether the workflow fits a small brokerage before committing to a paid seat.

Paid seats start at MXN 3,990 per user on the entry plan. That sits above the €21.75 median across the brands compared on this measure, so a team adding several users should work out the per user cost early rather than assume a low starting figure.

Pricing is organised as Basico, Estandar, Premium, with a free plan alongside them. That gives an obvious first rung and a clear upgrade path, so a small team can settle on the tier that matches its roster size and move up only when the paid features earn their place.

Plan usage limits are set at Up to 200 active brokers. That ceiling is the number to plan against when sizing a team, since a brokerage with more active brokers than the limit allows would need to check the higher tiers before signing up.

The stated audience is small business and enterprise, so a small brokerage and a larger enterprise operation are both named as targets. In practice the free plan and the per user entry price make the smaller end the more obvious first fit, with the paid tiers taking over as the roster grows.

The listed figure of MXN 3,990 per user reads as the ongoing rate for the entry plan, so the same number is what a team should budget for at renewal rather than a lower first term. Plan names in Basico, Estandar, Premium apply across the tiers, so the entry figure is the one to build a budget around.

3 alternatives are listed alongside PROBRO. CreatorHero starts at $39.99 per user and Infloww at $40, while Freshsales lists $9, the lowest entry figure of the set. Buyers on a tight budget can weigh Freshsales directly against PROBRO's MXN 3,990.