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Hungry Ram vs Real Geeks: Which Real Estate Website Is Right for You?
Real Geeks pairs an IDX website with a CRM and paid lead programs. Hungry Ram builds custom websites around your brand that you own. They solve different problems.
5/5 from 33 reviews200+ websites launched10+ years
Last updated October 27, 2026
The short answer
Real Geeks is built for agents and teams buying leads: a template IDX site, a CRM with a dialer, and paid lead packages, for $399 a month and up.
Hungry Ram is built for agents, teams and developers who want their website to sell their brand, and who want to own it. Real Geeks’ terms say its design and code stay its property, and some domains it provides cost $50 to transfer out.
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At a glance
Hungry Ram vs Real Geeks
| Feature | Hungry Ram | Real Geeks |
|---|---|---|
| Designed from scratch for you | Yes | Templates |
| Hosting, security and updates | Yes | Yes |
| IDX / MLS home search | Separate package | Yes |
| CRM | Yes | Built in, with dialer |
| Monthly plan | Care plan from $149/mo | $399/mo + $10 per MLS |
| No long-term contract | Yes | 6 or 12 months |
| Site moves with you if you leave | Yes | No |
| Edit your own content | Yes | Yes |
Real Geeks details come from their website and published reviews as of October 27, 2026. A check means it’s included or offered; plans change, so confirm with them.
The details
Cost, contract and ownership, side by side
| Hungry Ram | Real Geeks | |
|---|---|---|
| What you’re buying | A custom website, designed and built for you, plus a monthly care plan for hosting, updates and HungryHub. | A subscription: IDX website, CRM with dialer, and optional paid lead packages. |
| Upfront cost | Custom design and build for your brand. Custom websites start at $5,000, with a fixed scope and quote before work begins. | $500 one-time setup. |
| Monthly cost | Care plans from $149 a month cover hosting, updates and HungryHub, where you edit your site and manage leads. Month to month. | $399 a month for 2 users, $10 a month per MLS, plus lead packages from $299 a month. |
| Contract | No long-term platform agreement. | 6- or 12-month first term, then month to month. Cancelling early costs two monthly payments. |
| Design | Designed from scratch around your brand, listings and market. No templates or shared themes. | Templates with limited branding options. |
| Ownership | Your domain, content and site are yours. If you move on, we hand everything over. | Design and code remain Real Geeks property. Domains they provide cost $50 to transfer. |
| IDX listings | A separate subscription with a licensed IDX provider (such as iHomefinder or IDX Broker), set up and styled to match your site. | Built in, $10 a month per MLS board. |
| CRM | HungryHub’s CRM is included, so every lead lands in one inbox. Forms can also send leads to HubSpot, Spark.re or the CRM you already use. | Included, with a dialer, automations and 50+ integrations. |
Choose Hungry Ram if
- Your website needs to look like your brand, not a template
- You get most of your business from referrals and your sphere, not bought leads
- You want to own the site and keep it if you leave
- You’re a developer, brokerage or luxury team with custom needs
Choose Real Geeks if
- You want to buy online leads and work them from one CRM
- You want a dialer and lead routing for a team
- Brand design matters less to you than lead volume
What it’s for
A lead machine vs a brand website
The bottom line
Real Geeks is built to work leads at volume. Hungry Ram is built to sell your brand to the people who look you up.
Real Geeks is optimized for capturing and working leads at volume: registration prompts on listing searches, a CRM, a dialer and paid campaigns. That works for some teams.
Many agents find their best clients come from referrals who look them up before calling. For those people your website is a first impression, and a template site can undersell you. A custom site leads with your listings, sales and story, and the leads it brings in land in HungryHub’s CRM or the one you already use.
Why agents pick us
The numbers behind Hungry Ram
10+
Years designing, developing, launching, and maintaining websites.
200+
Websites launched across real estate, construction, hospitality, healthcare, and service businesses.
7+
Industries served
5/5
Average rating from 33 client reviews.
Switching from Real Geeks
We can build a custom site for your brand and keep your domain (check whether Real Geeks registered it for you, as their terms charge $50 to transfer). You can keep Real Geeks for its CRM and leads if you like, or move your leads to another CRM.
Real estate websites we've built
Real estate web design
Fava Advisory
Brand identity and website for a boutique Manhattan real estate team.
Paragon LIC
A residential property website introducing Paragon and its Long Island City waterfront setting.
Quay Tower
SERHANT. designed the Quay Tower website, and Hungry Ram built it to showcase the Brooklyn waterfront development’s residences and amenities.
Tools we connect
CRM & lead routing
HubSpot
Website leads go into HubSpot as contacts, updated instead of duplicated, ready for your team and workflows.
MLS & IDX
iHomefinder
Let buyers search MLS listings on your own website, with iHomefinder’s IDX styled to match your brand.
Booking & payments
Calendly
Let visitors book a call, tour or consultation on your website, straight into your calendar.
Hungry Ram vs Real Geeks FAQs
Which is better for a real estate team: Hungry Ram or Real Geeks?
Real Geeks is built for teams buying and working online leads at volume, with a CRM, a dialer and paid lead packages. Hungry Ram is built for agents and teams whose website needs to sell their brand, and who want to own it.
Do I own my website with Hungry Ram or Real Geeks?
Real Geeks’ terms say its design and code stay its property, and domains it provides cost $50 to transfer. With Hungry Ram you own the domain, the content and the site itself; if you ever leave, we hand over everything.
Is Hungry Ram more custom than Real Geeks?
Yes. Real Geeks sites are templates with limited branding options. Every Hungry Ram site is designed from scratch around your brand.
Does Hungry Ram include a CRM like Real Geeks?
Yes, though they differ. Real Geeks includes a full CRM with a dialer and automations. Hungry Ram includes HungryHub’s CRM, a simpler lead inbox and pipeline, and can send leads to Real Geeks or another CRM if you keep one.
How does Hungry Ram pricing compare to Real Geeks?
Real Geeks publishes $399 a month for 2 users, a $500 setup fee and $10 a month per MLS, with lead packages from $299 a month. Hungry Ram custom websites start at $5,000 for the build, then a care plan from $149 a month for hosting, updates and HungryHub (site editing, a CRM and your lead inbox), month to month.
How long does a Hungry Ram website take compared to Real Geeks?
Most Hungry Ram projects launch in 4–6 weeks from kickoff, often sooner. The biggest factor is how quickly content and photos are ready.
Can I edit my own Hungry Ram website?
Yes. Every Hungry Ram site is edited in HungryHub: pages, listings, blog posts, team bios and photos, without touching code. We also make changes for you each month as part of your care plan.
How much does Real Geeks cost?
Real Geeks publishes $399 a month for 2 users plus a $500 setup fee, $10 a month per MLS board, and optional lead packages from $299 a month.
Does Real Geeks have a contract?
Its terms set a 6- or 12-month first term, then month to month. Cancelling early costs the equivalent of two monthly payments.
Can I keep the Real Geeks CRM with a custom website?
Often, yes. Ask Real Geeks about sending leads from an outside website into their CRM; we’ll connect your new site’s forms to whichever CRM you keep.
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