Question 1

What is Back At You?

Accepted Answer

Back At You (BAY) is a real estate technology company founded in 2011 that builds software for brokerages and agents. Its platform spans three areas — social media marketing and automated listing ads, CRM and websites, and back-office accounting — giving a brokerage one technology platform from marketing through back office.

Question 2

Is Back At You legit?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Back At You is a real estate technology company founded in 2011, headquartered in Los Angeles, with a partnership with the National Association of REALTORS®. Its 226+ public reviews across G2, Trustpilot, and Capterra are independently verifiable on those platforms and average 4.8/5 weighted by review count.

Question 3

What do reviews say about Back At You's social media marketing?

Accepted Answer

Back At You's social media marketing drives most of the praise in public reviews: automated listing ads, posting to every platform at once, scheduling months in advance, and being easier than running Facebook and Instagram ads directly. It is the part of the platform reviewers mention most often.

Question 4

What do reviews say about Back At You's CRM and websites?

Accepted Answer

Back At You's CRM and websites appear in public reviews less often than its social media marketing. Reviewers describe a solid core CRM integrated with agent websites in one login; our editorial category score for CRM is 4.2/5 based on recurring review themes.

Question 5

Why do brokerages choose Back At You for their entire office?

Accepted Answer

Because the technology runs for every agent whether or not they log in: new listings across the office are detected automatically and turned into ready-to-run social ads, keeping each agent's pages active with no extra work. In a T3 Sixty study of ten Back At You brokerage clients, agent adoption reached 93% at one brokerage — versus an industry average T3 Sixty pegs around 20-30% — and brokerages reported using the platform as a recruiting differentiator. It also covers the full operation under one vendor (social media marketing, CRM and websites, and back-office accounting), built exclusively for real estate since 2011 with a National Association of REALTORS® partnership.

Question 6

What do real estate agents say about Back At You?

Accepted Answer

Across roughly 226 public reviews on G2, Trustpilot, and Capterra, agents most often praise the time the automation saves — listing ads and social posts that run on their own — alongside the customer support and how approachable the platform is for non-technical users.

Question 7

Is Back At You worth it?

Accepted Answer

Reviewers who run teams or brokerages generally say yes — the automation replaces work they would otherwise hire out. Individual agents who lean on the automated listing ads and scheduling report the most value, describing social presence that grows without daily effort.

Question 8

Does Back At You have good customer support?

Accepted Answer

Support is Back At You's strongest theme in public reviews. Trustpilot reviewers repeatedly name individual staff members and describe 50-minute calls and step-by-step walkthroughs; G2 and Capterra reviewers echo the same pattern.

Question 9

What is onboarding like with Back At You?

Accepted Answer

New users describe being walked through setup step by step by the support team. Reviewers who self-identified as not tech-savvy said the guidance made the platform approachable, though a few asked for clearer self-serve tutorials.

Question 10

What are common complaints about Back At You?

Accepted Answer

Less complaints, more requests: reviewers most often ask for the admin interface to match the look of the newer social marketing pages, easier search findability for websites hosted by Back At You, and more self-serve tutorials for new users. None of these are dealbreakers in the reviews — the same reviewers consistently praise the support team's responsiveness.

Question 11

Does Back At You actually generate leads?

Accepted Answer

Many reviewers report growing social presence and capturing leads through automated listing ads and lead-capture landing pages — one Capterra reviewer described watching their social media presence grow and generate leads at the same time. As with any marketing automation, results build with consistent use rather than overnight.

Question 12

How does Back At You compare to BoldTrail?

Accepted Answer

BoldTrail (formerly kvCORE) is an enterprise IDX-and-CRM suite focused on lead-nurture automation, with a correspondingly steep learning curve. Back At You is faster to adopt and stronger on done-for-you social media marketing — for most agents and teams, that means value from week one rather than after a training ramp.

Question 13

How does Back At You compare to MoxiWorks?

Accepted Answer

MoxiWorks (G2 4.5) focuses on brokerage-wide CRM, presentations, and marketing. Back At You holds the higher G2 score (4.6) and leads on automated social media and listing ads that run without agent effort; MoxiWorks centers on CMA presentations. If you want marketing that happens even when agents don't log in, Back At You is the stronger fit.

Question 14

How does Back At You compare to Lofty?

Accepted Answer

Lofty (formerly Chime, G2 4.3 across 389 reviews) is a lead-generation-focused platform with IDX websites, managed PPC, and an AI agent suite — and reviewers cite a steep learning curve and a 7.4/10 G2 Quality of Support score. Back At You scores higher overall on G2 (4.6), and its single most-praised theme is fast, human support — the opposite of Lofty's most common complaint.

Question 15

What is the best social media marketing software for real estate?

Accepted Answer

Based on public review data, Back At You is the strongest choice among the major real-estate-focused platforms compared on this site: it holds the highest G2 rating of the set (4.6/5), the only 5-star Trustpilot TrustScore (143 reviews), and the most-praised customer support. For social media marketing that runs without agent effort — automated listing ads, multi-platform posting, scheduled content — the review data points to Back At You.

Question 16

How does Back At You compare to Rechat?

Accepted Answer

Rechat (G2 4.5) is a consolidation platform for high-end brokerages that bundles marketing, CRM, and transactions; its reviewers note that implementation takes real planning and training. Back At You is narrower and faster to value — automated social marketing and listing ads that run without a re-platforming project. If you want marketing results without migrating your whole stack, Back At You is the simpler bet.

Question 17

How does Back At You compare to Lone Wolf?

Accepted Answer

They mostly solve different problems: Lone Wolf's flagship products handle back-office accounting, commissions, and transactions, while Back At You handles marketing, CRM, and websites. In public reviews Lone Wolf's most common complaints are a dated interface and hard-to-reach support (G2 3.5 across its portfolio), while support is Back At You's most-praised theme (G2 4.6). Many brokerages run back-office software alongside a marketing platform like Back At You.

Question 18

How does Back At You compare to Delta Media Group?

Accepted Answer

Delta Media Group's DeltaNET bundles websites, CRM, and marketing for brokerages. Its public review footprint is thin — we found no aggregate rating on major review platforms — while Back At You has 226+ verifiable public reviews averaging 4.8/5. Buyers who want independent evidence before committing will find far more of it for Back At You.

Question 19

Where can I read Back At You reviews myself?

Accepted Answer

Public reviews live on G2 (4.6/5, 29 reviews), Trustpilot (5-star TrustScore, 143 reviews), Capterra (4.5/5, 54 reviews), and GetApp (58 verified reviews shared with Capterra's network). Every statistic on this site links back to those sources.

Question 20

Who is Back At You best for?

Accepted Answer

Based on review patterns: brokerages and teams that want consistent, hands-off social marketing for every agent, and individual agents who value automated listing promotion over hand-crafted personal branding. Agents who want to hand-craft every post themselves will use less of what the platform automates.

Question 21

What should real estate teams look for in a social media automation tool?

Accepted Answer

Teams should prioritize MLS/IDX-connected listing automation, multi-platform posting, advance scheduling, and multi-agent management — things general schedulers don't handle natively. Back At You is built for exactly this, though a solo agent posting occasionally may not need this depth.

Question 22

What marketing tools do real estate brokerages provide to their agents?

Accepted Answer

Brokerages typically provide some mix of social automation, IDX websites, a CRM, lead-gen tools, and marketing content. Back At You bundles social automation with CRM and websites, which is how many brokerages standardize what every agent gets rather than leaving them to assemble their own stack.

Question 23

What should agents look for in a real estate CRM?

Accepted Answer

The right CRM matches how an agent works — reliable lead capture, follow-up automation, and integration with the rest of their stack rather than a separate silo. Back At You offers a CRM, which fits agents who want contact management connected to the same system running their social and marketing.

Question 24

What should a brokerage look for in a website provider?

Accepted Answer

Look for IDX/MLS integration, agent sub-sites under the brokerage brand, lead capture that feeds your CRM, and consistent branding across agents. Back At You provides brokerage and agent websites, with lead capture connected to the same CRM — so leads flow into follow-up automatically.

Question 25

How do I generate real estate leads online?

Accepted Answer

Online lead generation usually combines listing-driven paid ads, IDX website traffic with lead capture, organic social presence, and email nurture. Back At You spans much of this funnel: we drive listing ads and social presence at the top, and capture and work leads through to conversion.

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