Kinematic is expanding into the UAE. Pricing shown here is confirmed; we don't yet have a registered UAE entity, so
get in touch and we'll keep you posted as UAE support goes live.
How UAE real estate brokerage works.
Dubai's real estate market is regulated by the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA), the regulatory arm of the Dubai Land Department (DLD). Individual agents must hold their own RERA broker card — a brokerage firm's trade license alone doesn't extend to individual agents. Off-plan project sales require a RERA marketing NOC and a dedicated escrow account, and every rental agreement needs Ejari registration.
In practice, that means real estate sales operations in the UAE run on individually licensed agents working under a brokerage's umbrella — a hierarchy that needs the same broker-tracking and attribution discipline as India's channel-partner networks, not a desk-based account-management tool.
What this platform is built for.
- Geo-verified site visits — confirms a visit happened within the property boundary, time-stamped and duration-logged
- Multi-level broker/channel-partner hierarchies — master broker → sub-broker → individual agent
- Lead pipeline from enquiry to site visit to booking, with AI-assisted lead scoring
- Commission rules and payout reconciliation per project
- Offline-first mobile — capture continues through basement parking and low-signal show units
From AED 49 / field executive / month (business-approved pricing). All supervisors and managers free.
Where this fits, across the UAE real estate market.
Off-plan sales teams
Site-visit verification and lead pipeline for projects moving through RERA's marketing-NOC and escrow requirements.
Brokerages & sub-broker networks
Multi-level channel-partner tracking for brokerages managing individually RERA-licensed agents.
Developers & site sales teams
Show-unit and site-visit tracking with lead-to-booking attribution across a project's sales cycle.
Frequently asked questions — Real Estate UAE
Is Kinematic available for UAE real estate teams yet?
Kinematic is currently registered in India and is actively building out its UAE presence. UAE pricing and product fit for real estate field sales teams are confirmed and ready today. Get in touch and we'll keep you posted as UAE support goes live.
How is real estate brokerage regulated in the UAE?
In Dubai, the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA), the regulatory arm of the Dubai Land Department (DLD), licenses real estate activity. Individual agents need their own RERA broker card (a fixed annual fee) — a brokerage firm's trade license alone does not cover individual agents. Off-plan project sales require a RERA marketing NOC and an escrow account, and every rental agreement needs Ejari registration. This is market context, not a Kinematic certification — the platform itself does not hold or claim any UAE real estate license.
Does the platform verify site visits at the property?
Yes. Field executives geo-check-in at the property; the platform verifies the location is within the property boundary, time-stamps the visit and logs duration — the same site-visit verification already used on Kinematic's India real estate deployments.
Can it track broker and channel-partner hierarchies?
Yes. The platform supports multi-level channel partner structures (master broker → sub-broker → individual agent) with commission rules and payout reconciliation — useful in a market like the UAE where individually RERA-licensed agents often work under a brokerage's trade license.
