Curb Hero alternative with New York forms: EcoAdmin vs Curb Hero
Short answer
Curb Hero is a free QR open house sign-in for agents with verified leads and Zapier connections to thousands of CRMs. EcoAdmin costs $14.99 a month and is built for New York: visitors e-sign the NYS 443 agency disclosure, the NYS fair housing disclosure and a buyer agreement at check-in, pre-filled, and listings import from OneKey® MLS. If you want a free sign-in sheet, Curb Hero is hard to beat. If you want New York's forms handled at the door, that's what EcoAdmin is for.
EcoAdmin vs Curb Hero at a glance
| EcoAdmin | Curb Hero | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Agents running open houses in New York | Agents, teams, brokers and lenders (any market) |
| Price for one agent | $14.99 a month, 14-day free trial, no contract | Free for agents; team, broker and lender features are paid |
| How visitors sign in | Scan the open house QR code and check in on their own phone; nothing to install | Digital sign-in with a dynamic QR code |
| Disclosures at sign-in | Built-in New York templates: NYS 443 agency disclosure and NYS fair housing disclosure, pre-filled and e-signed | Supports open house and agency disclosures visitors acknowledge; signed forms appear on the lead record. Named examples include Texas IABS, Maryland and New Jersey; its disclosures page links New York's forms but doesn't say they're built in |
| If a visitor refuses to sign | Still checked in; refusal recorded and a Declaration of Refusal to Sign (RPL § 443(3)(e)) generated | Not described on Curb Hero's pages |
| Buyer agreements | Non-exclusive buyer agreement templates (2.5% and 3%, residential and investment) | Not described on Curb Hero's pages |
| Your own brokerage PDFs | Upload any PDF and add signature, initials, date and auto-filled fields | Share documents by adding a link (for example from Google Drive) to follow-ups or the listing microsite |
| Listing details | Direct import from OneKey® MLS by address or listing ID | Listing microsite for each open house |
| Lead quality and follow-up | Notification on every sign-in; buyers say if they have an agent; export to CSV or EcoAdmin contacts | Verified leads with background details for follow-up |
| CRM integrations | CSV export | 2,000+ CRMs and marketing apps through Zapier |
| Apps | iPhone app and any web browser (works on Android phones) | iPhone and Android phone apps |
Where EcoAdmin is different
Curb Hero's strength is a free, fast sign-in that works anywhere in the US. EcoAdmin's is New York's paperwork. The agency disclosure is due at your first substantive contact with a buyer (RPL § 443), and New York licensees must display the fair housing notice at open houses (19 NYCRR § 175.29) and give the separate fair housing disclosure at first substantive contact (§ 175.28). EcoAdmin builds both into check-in, already filled in with your name, your brokerage and the visitor's, and handles the refusal declaration the law allows for. Read the 443 guide or the fair housing guide.
EcoAdmin also imports the listing straight from OneKey® MLS, so the photos, price and details are on the sign-in page without retyping.
When Curb Hero may suit you better
- You want it free. Curb Hero is free for individual agents. EcoAdmin costs $14.99 a month after the trial.
- Your CRM sync matters most. Curb Hero connects to thousands of apps through Zapier. EcoAdmin exports a CSV.
- You sell outside New York. Curb Hero works in any market and names disclosures for several states. EcoAdmin's forms are New York's.
- You work with a lender partner or a large team. Curb Hero has lender, team and broker plans. EcoAdmin's Open House plan is for one agent.
Trying EcoAdmin alongside Curb Hero
- Start the 14-day free trial; Curb Hero is free, so you can keep it while you test.
- Import your next listing from OneKey® MLS and tick the NY forms visitors should sign.
- Print the EcoAdmin QR code for the door and run one open house on it.
- Compare the result: signed 443 and fair housing disclosures on file, and leads you can export to CSV.
Curb Hero vs EcoAdmin: common questions
Is Curb Hero free?
Yes, for individual agents, according to Curb Hero's website on 6 November 2026. Its team, broker and lender features are paid. EcoAdmin costs $14.99 a month for one agent after a 14-day free trial.
Can Curb Hero handle the New York agency disclosure?
Curb Hero supports disclosures that visitors acknowledge at sign-in and names forms for Texas, Maryland and New Jersey. Its disclosures page links New York's agency and fair housing forms but doesn't say they're built in, so ask Curb Hero if you need them. EcoAdmin includes both as pre-filled templates and records refusals under RPL § 443(3)(e).
Why pay for EcoAdmin when Curb Hero is free?
If you only need contact details, you may not need to. EcoAdmin is for New York agents who want the 443 and fair housing disclosures signed at the door, refusals recorded, buyer agreements available at check-in and the listing imported from OneKey® MLS.
Does EcoAdmin connect to my CRM like Curb Hero?
Not directly. EcoAdmin exports the attendance list as a CSV that most CRMs can import. Curb Hero connects to thousands of apps through Zapier.
Do both use QR codes?
Yes. Both let visitors check in by scanning a QR code with their phone camera.
Sources
- Curb Hero website (free for agents, dynamic QR code, Zapier integrations, apps, team, broker and lender plans), viewed 6 Nov 2026
- Curb Hero: Open house disclosures and forms, viewed 6 Nov 2026
- Curb Hero help center: disclosing and sharing legal documents (acknowledged disclosures, signed forms on the lead record, Google Drive links), viewed 6 Nov 2026
- EcoAdmin features and price: ecoadmin.co and the EcoAdmin FAQ
Curb Hero is a trademark of its owner. EcoAdmin is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Curb Hero. This comparison uses publicly available information as of 6 November 2026 and may not reflect later changes. Spotted something out of date? Email [email protected] and we'll correct it.