A custom-branded sign-in form for in-person and virtual open houses that pushes visitor details straight into your CRM.
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Spacio
spac.ioSpacio is a branded open-house lead-capture platform from Lone Wolf with digital sign-in, contact enrichment, automated follow-up, and seller reporting, starting at $25/month.
The verdict
Spacio is the most full-featured open-house platform for teams and brokerages, pairing branded sign-in with social enrichment and seller reporting. Solo agents on a budget will find the $25/month floor steep next to free alternatives, but volume listing teams get real value from the enrichment and reporting.
01 — Overview
What Spacio is, and isn't.
Spacio is an open-house lead-generation platform built around a branded digital sign-in form that runs on a tablet or phone at the door. Visitors enter their contact details, the form pushes them straight into your CRM, and an automated email goes out before the visitor reaches their car. Spacio is owned by Lone Wolf Technologies, the company behind much of the back-office software agents already use, which gives it deeper distribution than most standalone sign-in apps.
What separates Spacio from a basic sign-in sheet replacement is its social-insight enrichment. When a visitor signs in, Spacio appends publicly available profile data to the lead record, so you walk into the follow-up conversation already knowing more than a name and email. The platform supports both in-person and virtual open houses, and it generates seller reports that summarize attendance and feedback, which gives listing agents something concrete to bring to the next price conversation.
Spacio sells in three tiers. The Agent plan is $25/month for a single user. The Team plan is $100/month for five users, with a one-time $150 custom-branding setup fee and $50/month for each additional block of five users. The Brokerage plan is $145/month. A free trial is available so you can test the sign-in flow at a live open house before committing.
02 — Features ◆ standout
8 features, scored.
The 4 marked ◆ are why we rate Spacio a 4.4 overall.
Appends publicly available profile data to each lead so you know more than a name and email before the first follow-up.
Sends a follow-up email to each visitor automatically, often before they leave the property.
Generates attendance and feedback summaries you can share with sellers to support pricing conversations.
Runs the same sign-in and follow-up flow for online open houses, not only in-person events.
Connects directly to Follow Up Boss, BoomTown, Wise Agent, and email tools so leads route without manual export.
Shares captured leads across a team plan so coverage agents and listing agents see the same records.
Owned by Lone Wolf Technologies, giving it tie-ins to the broader back-office software many brokerages already run.
03 — Verdict at a glance
What we like — and where it falls short.
Pros
- +Branded sign-in works for both in-person and virtual open houses
- +Social-insight enrichment gives you context before the first follow-up
- +Direct integrations with Follow Up Boss, BoomTown, and Wise Agent
- +Seller reports give listing agents data to bring to price conversations
- +Backed by Lone Wolf, which already supplies much of the brokerage back office
Cons
- −No free tier, so the cheapest entry point is $25/month
- −Team plan adds a one-time $150 custom-branding fee on top of the monthly cost
- −The iPhone companion app is more limited than the iPad experience
- −Enrichment depth depends on what public data exists for each visitor
04 — Pricing
3 tiers. Most teams land on the middle one.
Prices below are as listed publicly Feb 2026. Verify on the official pricing page before committing — vendor pages change more often than our quarterly re-checks.
Agent
$25 / mo
- Single user
- Branded digital sign-in for in-person and virtual open houses
- Social-insight contact enrichment
- Automated follow-up emails
- Seller reports
- CRM and email integrations
Team Most pick this
$100 / mo
- Up to 5 users
- One-time $150 custom branding setup
- $50/month per additional block of 5 users
- All Agent features
- Shared lead pool across the team
- Team-level seller reporting
Brokerage
$145 / mo
- Brokerage-wide rollout
- Custom branding
- All Team features
- Centralized lead management
- Priority support
05 — Integrations
What it talks to, out of the box.
Direct integrations marked first; Zapier and Make cover the long tail.
Follow Up Boss
BoomTown
Wise Agent
BombBomb
Mailchimp
5 direct integrations
06 — Top alternative
If Spacio isn't the right shape.
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Curb Hero
Curb Hero is the best free open-house sign-in app for solo and new agents, pairing unlimited lead capture with listing microsites and 2,000+ Zapier integrations. It is also the only tool in this category with an affiliate program, making it the standout pick for agents who want full functionality at no cost.
07 — Frequently asked
Questions every Spacio shopper asks.
How much does Spacio cost?
Spacio starts at $25/month for the single-user Agent plan. The Team plan is $100/month for five users plus a one-time $150 custom-branding setup fee, with $50/month for each additional block of five users. The Brokerage plan is $145/month. There is no free tier, but a free trial is available.
Who owns Spacio?
Spacio is owned by Lone Wolf Technologies, the company behind much of the brokerage back-office software many agents already use. That ownership gives Spacio deeper distribution and tie-ins than most standalone open-house sign-in apps.
Does Spacio work for virtual open houses?
Yes. Spacio runs the same branded sign-in and automated follow-up flow for virtual open houses as it does for in-person events, so you can capture and route leads from online tours the same way.
What CRMs does Spacio integrate with?
Spacio integrates directly with Follow Up Boss, BoomTown, and Wise Agent, plus email tools like BombBomb and Mailchimp. Visitor sign-ins push into your connected CRM automatically, so leads do not sit in a spreadsheet waiting for manual import.
Does Spacio have a mobile app?
Spacio offers both iPad and iPhone apps, but the iPhone companion is more limited than the iPad experience. Most agents run the sign-in form on a tablet at the door, which is the setup Spacio is built around.