Breezy

Name: Breezy
Brand: Breezy

AI Native

The Cloud Printing Experts.

Est 2024|Raised $10M|30 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 820|Website|Web traffic 2K|FTEs 11|HQ Los Angeles, CA

MarketsCRM

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- Direct competitors and differentiators - Breezy’s clearest differentiation is **UnderBuilt Radar** and its emphasis on “build potential” and zoning constraints surfaced in a client-facing report quickly. - Follow Up Boss differentiates on being a CRM “command center” with many integrations and built-in workflows for teams. - Brivity differentiates on broader end-to-end platform packaging (CRM + transaction management + web presence + marketing) and training/support positioning. - Feature comparison: where Breezy appears to excel vs. lag - Excels - Mobile workflow unification (comps + notes + pipeline + assistant) - Underbuilt/build potential reporting (if it works reliably in your jurisdictions) - Lags / unclear - Enterprise security posture (SSO/SCIM/audit logs; formal certifications) - Deep reporting/analytics for brokerages - Breadth of integrations compared with established CRMs - Pricing comparison - Breezy’s mobile/in-app pricing appears positioned for individual agents. - Follow Up Boss uses published per-user pricing and offers calling as an add-on. - Brivity's FAQ lists a published starting price for solo agents; pricing scales by team size. - Customer testimonials comparing products - Not found directly comparing Breezy to the other CRMs in accessible sources. - More broadly, agent discussions about CRM choices often reference Follow Up Boss as a strong option for lead management; these are not Breezy-specific comparisons.

	Breezy (breezy.com)	Follow Up Boss	Brivity
Starting Price	Published mobile/in-app pricing available from the vendor	Published per-user pricing available from the vendor	Published starting solo-agent pricing available from the vendor (see vendor FAQ)
Best For	Mobile-first agents who want fast comps + AI notes + “build potential/UnderBuilt” insights	Teams and solo agents prioritizing lead capture, follow-up speed, routing, calling/texting inside CRM	Agents/teams wanting an all-in-one CRM + marketing + transaction workflows + training ecosystem
Key Strength	UnderBuilt Radar + branded comps + AI note-taking in one app; designed “by agents”	Mature CRM workflows, many integrations, strong lead management and team accountability	Broad platform scope (CRM, transaction management, web/IDX, marketing, support/training programs)
Key Weakness	Limited public proof on compliance/security; limited independent reviews; web/desktop not fully launched	Can be expensive per user; calling add-on cost on Grow; some reviewers cite learning curve/support slowness	Interface may feel less modern; pricing and evaluation of higher tiers can be harder; may be heavier than needed

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Direct competitors and differentiators
- Breezy’s clearest differentiation is UnderBuilt Radar and its emphasis on “build potential” and zoning constraints surfaced in a client-facing report quickly.
- Follow Up Boss differentiates on being a CRM “command center” with many integrations and built-in workflows for teams.
- Brivity differentiates on broader end-to-end platform packaging (CRM + transaction management + web presence + marketing) and training/support positioning.
Feature comparison: where Breezy appears to excel vs. lag
- Excels
  - Mobile workflow unification (comps + notes + pipeline + assistant)
  - Underbuilt/build potential reporting (if it works reliably in your jurisdictions)
- Lags / unclear
  - Enterprise security posture (SSO/SCIM/audit logs; formal certifications)
  - Deep reporting/analytics for brokerages
  - Breadth of integrations compared with established CRMs
Pricing comparison
- Breezy’s mobile/in-app pricing appears positioned for individual agents.
- Follow Up Boss uses published per-user pricing and offers calling as an add-on.
- Brivity's FAQ lists a published starting price for solo agents; pricing scales by team size.
Customer testimonials comparing products
- Not found directly comparing Breezy to the other CRMs in accessible sources.
- More broadly, agent discussions about CRM choices often reference Follow Up Boss as a strong option for lead management; these are not Breezy-specific comparisons.

	Breezy (breezy.com)	Follow Up Boss	Brivity
Starting Price	Published mobile/in-app pricing available from the vendor	Published per-user pricing available from the vendor	Published starting solo-agent pricing available from the vendor (see vendor FAQ)
Best For	Mobile-first agents who want fast comps + AI notes + “build potential/UnderBuilt” insights	Teams and solo agents prioritizing lead capture, follow-up speed, routing, calling/texting inside CRM	Agents/teams wanting an all-in-one CRM + marketing + transaction workflows + training ecosystem
Key Strength	UnderBuilt Radar + branded comps + AI note-taking in one app; designed “by agents”	Mature CRM workflows, many integrations, strong lead management and team accountability	Broad platform scope (CRM, transaction management, web/IDX, marketing, support/training programs)
Key Weakness	Limited public proof on compliance/security; limited independent reviews; web/desktop not fully launched	Can be expensive per user; calling add-on cost on Grow; some reviewers cite learning curve/support slowness	Interface may feel less modern; pricing and evaluation of higher tiers can be harder; may be heavier than needed