The India market leader, and the only other product that ships the object
6Degrees vs Sell.Do
Sell.Do is the one Indian real estate CRM that already treats a channel-partner claim as an object with a lifecycle. Anybody telling you otherwise has not read their channel-partner page. The difference is not the feature list. It is whose instance the ledger lives in.
The short answer
Pick Sell.Do if you are a developer buying a CRM for your own sales floor and your partners. Pick 6Degrees if you are the partner, you work with more than one builder, and the question you cannot answer today is what all seven of them owe you.
Eight points, side by side
Checked 13 August 2026 against sell.do/real-estate-crm/channel-partners. These are the eight things 6Degrees is built to win, which is the honest way to read any vendor’s table: it is our axis, and you are allowed to decide it is the wrong one.
| What it does | 6Degrees | Sell.Do |
|---|---|---|
| Whose ledger it is | YesYours. It spans every developer you work with. | NoThe developer’s. Issued by the builder, scoped to that builder. |
| Timestamped lead registration | YesYes. The server sets the date. The client cannot. | YesYes. Self-serve CP registration with KYC and approval. |
| Claim validity window | YesYes. A booked site visit extends it 30 days. | YesYes. 48 hours, extended to 30 days by a booked site visit. |
| Published tie-break rule | YesYes. First verified tag, and the buyer’s own confirmation outranks it. | YesYes. Attribution window and first verified tag. |
| One ledger across many developers | YesYes. Seven builders, one ledger. | NoOne developer at a time. You get one login per builder. |
| Server-dated interaction trail | YesYes. Create-only. Nobody can backdate or delete a call. | PartlyNot published on the channel-partner page. |
| Evidence pack you can attach to a claim | YesYes. One dated pack: terms, timestamp, confirmation, site visit, timeline. | NoDisputes are decided by rule. There is no route for you to contest one. |
| Self-serve export and cancel | YesYes. CSV and JSON, any day, no ticket. | PartlyPartners self-serve a payout ledger. Terms are not published. |
What Sell.Do does better
- 1/Registration, the claim window and the tie-break rule are all real and all published. They got there first.
- 2/Slabs, TDS and invoices run per payout cycle, and partners see their own payout ledger.
- 3/Sell.Do publishes that 61% of bookings on the platform come from partners, and it is used by developers you have heard of.
- 4/If the builder you work with already runs Sell.Do, you get the partner portal at no cost to you.
What 6Degrees does that Sell.Do does not
- 1/The ledger is yours. A channel partner empanelled with seven builders has seven Sell.Do logins and no single view of what is owed.
- 2/You can contest a resolution with evidence attached. Sell.Do decides disputes by rule before the argument, which is right for the developer and leaves you nowhere when the rule is wrong.
- 3/The claim record leaves with you. It is your commission history, not the builder’s CRM data.
- 4/The price is on the pricing page.
The thing both products are arguing about
A referral in Indian real estate has a rupee value, a counterparty, a deadline and a rival. That makes it an object with a state machine, not a note on a contact. Once you accept that, the only remaining question is whose database the object lives in, and the answer decides who can still read it after you stop working with that builder.
