JavaScript Tutorial VS Fondaro

Fondaro's answer:

• TypeScript across the whole stack
• Next.js and React for the web dashboard and marketing site
• NestJS for the backend API
• PostgreSQL with TypeORM
• Kubernetes on DigitalOcean for the API, Vercel for the web apps
• Turborepo and pnpm workspaces monorepo
• Twilio (Voice SDK, WebRTC softphone, programmable telephony)
• Stripe for billing and metered usage
• Socket.IO for real-time messaging
• Vercel AI SDK and AI Gateway for multi-provider AI, with WhisperX on Replicate for call transcription
• Tailwind CSS and Radix UI
• Native mobile: Swift / SwiftUI on iOS, Kotlin / Jetpack Compose on Android

Fondaro's answer:

ondaro is not a CRM with add-ons. It is the whole path from buyer demand to signed deal, built for one job: selling Spanish property to foreign buyers.

• We supply the demand, not just the inbox. Most tools wait for you to bring leads. Fondaro delivers buyer leads into your pipeline against a monthly budget you cap, already routed to the right agent and already contacted.
• Both languages are first class. The dashboard runs in ten languages for your team, while leads, routing, brochures and outreach work in any language for your buyers. Legacy Spanish software treats this as an afterthought.
• AI that proposes and never fires. Ask Fondaro reads your real pipeline and turns every write into an editable proposal you approve. It drafts the email, you still hit send. It never places a call.
• The phone is instrumented. A real browser softphone and power dialer, with every call recorded, transcribed and reviewed into sentiment, objections and next steps.
• Real estate native math. Co-broke commission waterfalls and deal participant roles that match how Costa agencies actually split money.
• Priced like a utility. AI, calling and lead delivery each meter against a cap you set. No per-seat tax for growing your team.

Fondaro's answer:

Because the alternative is five tools that do not talk to each other, and none of them brings you buyers.

• Against legacy Spanish agency software (Witei, Inmobalia, Idealista CRM, Resales Online CRM): those are record keepers. Fondaro adds the dialer, the AI assistant, the brochure builder, the reports and the lead supply. Native migrations mean you can leave them in an afternoon.
• Against a generic CRM: a horizontal CRM has no MLS search, no co-broke commission math, no language-aware lead routing and no buyer demand behind it. You would still be paying for a dialer, Canva and a website agency on top.
• Against buying raw lead lists: raw leads sit untouched. Fondaro leads arrive assigned to a rep and already emailed, inside the system where the follow-up happens.
• Against per-seat SaaS: you never buy seats you do not use. Set a budget, cap each meter, pay for what you actually consume in your own currency.
• On trust: every AI write is a proposal you approve. In a business where one wrong sentence to a buyer costs a commission, that boundary matters more than raw automation.

Fondaro's answer:

Boutique to mid-size international real estate agencies on the Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca, selling Spanish property to Northern European buyers.

Typically 2 to 30 agents, multilingual, working Dutch, Belgian, German, British and Nordic buyers from a Spanish desk. Three roles get the most out of it:

• The founder-broker who runs a small design-led agency, cares how the brochures and the website look, and came off legacy Spanish software he never liked.
• The sales lead or desk manager who coaches multilingual reps and needs call quality, follow-up and answer rates to be visible instead of guessed at.
• The growth-minded principal who wants predictable buyer supply per market and per language, with the spend capped.

It is built for the agencies that want to work better, not for the whole market. If you believe a hot market will keep delivering inbound forever, Fondaro is not for you.

Fondaro's answer:

Fondaro is built by Jonathan and Alexander, two Swedes with 15+ years in sales who have lived in Spain for years and met through work.

We started as a lead-generation service for Spanish estate agencies. We built the consumer brand, made the ad creative, wrote the copy. The deal was simple: pay a fair cost per lead, we bring the buyers, you close them.

For months we heard the same thing back: "these leads suck." We had close to 100% churn. So we went and asked what agencies were actually doing with the leads. Many were not calling them at all. Others called once, days late, then stopped. We asked which CRM and which VOIP they used and got a blank look. We asked to see their sales scripts and got laughed at.

We wanted proof, so we took over one Marbella agency's 200 "bad" leads and worked them ourselves. 45 days later they sold a 500,000 euro property to one of those leads. Six months later that list had produced 1.5 million euros in property sales.

The leads were never the issue. The way of working was.

Teaching agencies new habits failed, because every new system landed as a chore. So we built the operating system instead, and made the right way of working the path of least resistance: a CRM with calling built in, power dialing, recorded and transcribed calls, an AI assistant for the repetitive work, MLS integrations with the Spanish systems agencies already use, interactive brochures, and real reporting. One system.