The client's ask, kept where the work happens
Requirements, decision timeline, financials, and every contact on the deal live on one record. Open it and you know where the deal stands without reading back through email.
Commercial real estate
The deal, the survey, and the income it pays you — in one place.
DaniBase holds your client's criteria, the property survey you send them, and the commission that survey turns into. Your broker sees the whole team's pipeline from the same record.
Founding seats are limited · Built in Austin
60–80k SF
Dock-high ≥ 8
I-35 / SH-130
Occupancy Q1
Schools · Restaurants · Drive times layered on request
What DaniBase does
Built around a deal, not a contact list.
Generic CRMs make you file a commercial deal into fields meant for a rolodex. DaniBase starts from the object you actually work: the deal, and everything hanging off it.
Deal record
Survey
Curated options your client can actually use
Build a set of properties under the deal and send it as an interactive view — side-by-side comparison plus a fly-around map with what's around each site. Update it and the client sees the current version.
Pipeline
Projected income, not just stage names
Every deal carries its economics, so your pipeline reads as dollars and timing. See what's likely to close this quarter and what it pays.
Team view
The broker sees the whole desk
Team leads get every agent's pipeline and projected income in one roll-up — no Friday spreadsheet, no chasing updates before a meeting.
Two seats, one record
What each person gets.
Agents
- Deals with client criteria, contacts, and documents attached
- Surveys built and sent in minutes, revised in place
- Interactive client view: comparison table and map
- Personal pipeline with projected commission by month
Brokers & team leads
- Every agent's pipeline in one roll-up
- Projected team income by quarter
- Deal-level visibility without asking for a status update
- Connected agent seats managed from your account
Founding beta
Get in while the roadmap is still open.
Founding members shape what gets built next and keep their founding terms for as long as they stay. Tell us about your desk and we'll follow up with access.
What a founding seat includes
- Early access to the full product, not a trimmed trial
- Setup done with you — your first deals loaded on a call
- A standing line to the roadmap; your requests get built
- Founding terms locked for as long as you're a customer
Rather see it first
Book a walkthrough.
Twenty minutes, screen shared, using a deal that looks like yours. Bring a live requirement and we'll build the survey on the call.
Good fits: industrial and land teams, tenant and landlord reps, and brokers running more than three agents.
Before you ask
Straight answers.
Is this MLS-based?
No. DaniBase is built for commercial real estate. Property data comes from the sources you already use, and surveys are curated by you rather than pulled from a residential feed.
How much work is it to switch?
Setup happens on a call. You bring two or three live deals, we load them together, and you leave the call with a survey you can send that day.
Can I bring my team on later?
Yes. Start as a single agent and add connected seats when you're ready — the team pipeline roll-up turns on as soon as a broker seat is attached.
What happens to my data if I leave?
You export your deals, contacts, and surveys, and the account is deleted on request. Nothing is held hostage.
Who is building this?
A working commercial real estate professional in Austin, alongside a small team. The product is built from the inside of the job, not guessed at from outside it.
Careers
We're hiring.
An account executive who wants uncapped commission, and a paid product engineering internship for college students that teaches commercial real estate from the inside.
Careers at DaniBase
Two ways in.
DaniBase is a small Austin software company building the CRM commercial real estate brokers actually needed. We're hiring for exactly two roles right now — and no prior real estate experience is required for either one. That part gets taught.
Open roles
What we're hiring for.
Account Executive
- Own the full cycle: outbound to commercial brokerages, demo, close
- Commission only, uncapped — you get paid on every seat you bring on
- Set your own hours and territory; the pipeline is yours to build
- Right fit: persistent, coachable, comfortable on the phone, and fine with a commission-only start
- Software sales experience helps; real estate experience isn't required
Product Engineering Intern
- Put the product through real use, find what breaks, then fix the small stuff yourself
- Ship bug fixes and minor features against live code, reviewed before they go out
- Learn commercial real estate from the inside: deals, surveys, comps, how brokers get paid
- You should be able to read code and use git; you don't need to be senior at anything
- Work around your class schedule, remote or in Austin
The internship
Write code against a business most people find by accident.
Commercial real estate isn't taught in most degree programs, and the people in it usually stumbled into it. This program is the other route: you get paid to break the software, fix what you can, and learn the business it was built for — which is the part that makes an engineer useful.
You'll learn
How a deal is actually structured
Requirements, timelines, lease versus sale, and what a broker is really being hired to do.
You'll learn
What a survey is and why it matters
How a broker narrows a market down to four sites a client can decide between — and how to build one yourself.
You'll learn
How brokers get paid
Commission structures, splits, and the timing of when money actually shows up. The part nobody explains.
What the work looks like
- Short weekly sessions on a piece of the business, then a task in the product
- Run real scenarios end to end and write up what broke or confused you
- Pick up small bugs and ship the fix — reviewed before it goes live
- Reproduce, isolate, and document the ones too big for you to take on
What you get out of it
- Paid work that fits around a class schedule
- Working knowledge of an industry with a real career ladder
- Commits in a production codebase, not a class project
- Something specific to talk about in an interview, technical or not
- A reference from someone active in the business
Apply
One form, either role.
Tell us which role and why you want it. A few honest sentences beat a polished cover letter — we read every one.
Students: include your school, year, and anything you've built — a repo link is worth more than a resume. If you've never touched commercial real estate, say so. That's exactly who the program is for.
Account executives: tell us what you've sold and what your best month looked like.
Before you apply
Straight answers.
Do I need a real estate license?
No. Neither role requires one. If you end up wanting one later, we'll tell you exactly how it works in Texas.
Do I need a real estate or business background?
No, and it's fine if you've never heard the word "survey" used this way. The program teaches the industry as you go. Any major, any year.
Do I need to be a CS major?
No. You do need to be comfortable reading someone else's code and working in git. Coursework, personal projects, or a bootcamp all count. Hours are light and flexible, set around your class schedule.
Is the account executive role really commission only?
Yes, and uncapped. It's the right fit if you want upside and autonomy and can handle a ramp period without a base. If you need guaranteed income right now, this isn't the role.
Is this remote?
Both roles can be. We're based in Austin, and if you're local there's more in-person time available — useful for the student program especially.