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SideOS opened to large brokerages seeking centralized back-office operations
Side says its platform supports more than 600 real estate companies, handles nearly 30,000 transactions annually, and pays 85% of commissions on the day deals close.
Real estate back-office technology provider Side has opened its internal operating platform, SideOS, to large independent and franchise-affiliated brokerages that want to keep their own brand, licensing, and leadership, the company announced. SideOS is designed to run back-office functions across compliance, payments, agent support, reporting, and AI-enabled workflows. Side says the platform supports more than 600 companies and processes nearly 30,000 transactions a year, with its partner network ranking among the top-10 brokerages in the country by sales volume, according to RealTrends Verified data.
The company said it previously kept SideOS within its partner network, and this is the first time it has made the system available more broadly. Side said brokerage owners looking to scale operations typically faced choices such as building their own technology stack, joining a franchise system, or folding into a national brand. Side positioned the rollout around competition as brokerages grow, stating SideOS targets offices that have outgrown the tools and staffing models used for hundreds of agents and multiple locations. Side co-founder and CEO Guy Gal argued that consolidation is not the only path, and said the platform helps brokers compete without giving up what he described as local ownership and risk.
Side also cited operational benefits for agents and broker owners, saying agents on its platform gain back more than six hours per transaction, and 85% of commissions are paid on the day a deal closes. Side said it is marketing SideOS to “billion-dollar brokerage offices” that are asking it to help solve back-office complexity and overhead.