Replace LeaseLineage?

KINDA ยท weekend project
catalog price reference $79/mocategory ๐Ÿค– automationreported replacement votes 0

A solo broker can build the CRM, CSV prospecting, draft sequences, and pipeline in a weekend, but reliable contact data, Gmail and Outlook sync, deliverability, compliance operations, and brokerage collaboration are ongoing products.

the prompt
Build me a local commercial real estate outreach workspace to replace LeaseLineage. Requirements:

- A local web app using Node, Express, better-sqlite3, and server-rendered EJS,
  with a little vanilla JavaScript; store everything in data/leaselineage.db.
- Import prospects from CSV with company, contact, title, email, market, asset
  class, property, source, and notes; deduplicate by lowercase email.
- Show a prospect table with search, filters, tags, and a detail page containing
  notes, activity history, and a next-follow-up date.
- Let me create a campaign from filtered prospects and draft a three-step email
  sequence with the OpenAI API; keep its key and optional SMTP credentials in .env.
- Every generated message must remain a draft until I approve it. Support test-send,
  scheduled send, daily send limit, unsubscribe footer, and a suppression list.
- Poll one IMAP inbox every five minutes, match replies by Message-ID and email,
  stop remaining steps for that prospect, and show replies in a unified inbox.
- Track opportunities on a kanban board with New, Contacted, Replied, Meeting,
  Proposal, Won, and Lost columns; moving a card writes an activity event.
- Provide CSV exports for prospects, campaigns, activities, and opportunities.
  Bind to localhost only; no accounts or telemetry beyond email and OpenAI calls.
- Out of scope: contact-data enrichment, Gmail or Outlook OAuth, multi-user teams,
  custom sending domains, and legal compliance guarantees.
- Include a README with setup, CSV columns, .env variables, IMAP app-password notes,
  backup instructions, and a warning that I remain responsible for lawful outreach.

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why people still pay

They pay to keep contact discovery, inbox connections, reply attribution, sending controls, suppression, reporting, and team access working while they focus on brokerage.

what you lose

xApollo and Hunter prospect data

xGmail and Outlook OAuth and reply sync

xmanaged sending and deliverability

xbrokerage team workspace

xcustom sending domains

xhosted compliance and suppression operations

prior art to inspect before buildingMauticOpen-source marketing automation platform that covers campaigns and contact management, without the commercial real estate workflow.โ†—
reported replacements ยท 0share on X โ†—"LeaseLineage replacement research and build prompt"
questions
What does the LeaseLineage verdict mean?

The core job looks buildable, with meaningful gaps: Apollo and Hunter prospect data, Gmail and Outlook OAuth and reply sync. Read the full tradeoff list before committing. This research record is not a hosted IVCIFY tool.

What price does this directory record show for LeaseLineage?

The directory records $79/month for Pro, checked 2026-07-30. Verify the source before making a purchase decision. This reference stays outside retail Stack Math unless current matched evidence supports the comparison.

What do I lose by replacing LeaseLineage?

Honestly: Apollo and Hunter prospect data; Gmail and Outlook OAuth and reply sync; managed sending and deliverability; brokerage team workspace; custom sending domains; hosted compliance and suppression operations. If any of those are load-bearing for you, keep paying.

Is there an open-source alternative to LeaseLineage?

The listed prior art includes Mautic (Open-source marketing automation platform that covers campaigns and contact management, without the commercial real estate workflow.). Inspect those projects before starting from a blank prompt.