This is the clean public map for Apex. Start with APEX OS if you want the full operating system. Start with a micro-tool if you want one clear workflow improvement that can lead back into it.
The flagship operating system for real estate: CRM, intake, pipeline, billing, AI assistance, and the Apex shell.
This is the strongest current Apex product story and the main public wedge that should absorb the most launch traffic.
The premium path for buyers who want founder-led onboarding, closer implementation support, and a higher-touch relationship with Apex.
This path is now publicly reservable through pricing, but it still represents a deliberate high-touch rollout lane rather than the standard self-serve wedge.
These are the real estate tools that deliver the most immediate value. The goal is to make the choice obvious, not to overwhelm you with every tool at once.
The commissions workspace is already one of the strongest, clearest real-estate wedges in Apex. It is a credible lead magnet today.
Start with Apex →The public open-house wedge is now live as a stronger QR capture and attendee-flow preview. The deeper /open-houses workspace remains the fuller lane for event scheduling, visitor operations, and post-event reporting.
Start with Apex →The transactions/deal-flow lane is strong enough to market as a serious workflow wedge, especially when paired with CRM and pipeline.
Start with Apex →Lead Scorer already fits the broader Apex Real Estate story, but the standalone public packaging should still be treated as beta until the lead-gen lane is tighter end to end.
Join Waitlist →The showing workspace is promising and visually credible, but it is still best framed as beta until its standalone automation story is tighter.
Join Waitlist →The public CMA wedge is now live as a directional seller-pricing entry point. The deeper CMA workspace remains the fuller operator lane for comps, packet assembly, and seller-facing presentation work.
Join Waitlist →Apex Plumbing now has a dedicated public family page, per-tool detail pages, and a signed-in beta workspace shell. It is still beta on purpose: trade-work data, dispatch writes, and estimate persistence need certification before broader self-serve claims.
Plumbing is the first non-real-estate beta workspace shell. It now has a real authenticated dashboard route, but the operational data path is still manual-first and not certified as a live trade OS.
Dispatch Lite is the first believable plumbing wedge in Apex, but it is still a beta operating canvas until live job intake and dispatch writes are certified.
See Plumbing Tool →FlatRate is useful as a beta pricing wedge, but it is not yet a certified estimating system with live catalog persistence.
See Plumbing Tool →Parts Tracker is mapped and productized as a beta wedge, but it still needs real inventory writes before it can be sold as a standalone ops tool.
See Plumbing Tool →Warranty Vault is a believable retention wedge, but it still needs durable customer-and-job linkage before it is a live self-serve promise.
See Plumbing Tool →Service Agreement is strategically strong for recurring revenue, but it is still beta until agreement events, renewals, and notifications are persisted.
See Plumbing Tool →This is the clearest path for buyers who want the flagship experience: CRM, workflows, AI agents, billing, and the full Apex shell.
Each micro-tool solves one clear workflow problem. Once it is working for you, the broader system is there when you need it.
If a tool still needs manual support or staged rollout, the page should say that directly instead of pretending checkout is already finished.
APEX OS adapts to any field-service, professional-service, or retail business. Each vertical gets its own workspace, tools, and AI agents built for how that industry actually works.
Every tool on this page is part of one connected product system. Availability, pricing, and workspace access stay in sync so you always know exactly what is ready and what is coming next.
These are industry platforms beyond Real Estate and Plumbing that are in development. Each one brings the same Apex workspace approach to a new vertical.
Apex for Legal now has a protected beta workspace shell focused on matter intake -> client follow-up -> deadline/status tracking..
Explore Legal Beta →Apex for Finance now has a protected beta workspace shell focused on client intake -> pipeline -> service cadence -> follow-up visibility..
Explore Finance Beta →Apex for E-Commerce starts with customer/order intake -> support triage -> campaign and retention workflow. instead of trying to replace the whole business at once.
Request Early Access →Apex for General Contractor now has a protected beta workspace shell focused on lead intake -> estimate pipeline -> job execution tracking..
Explore General Contractor Beta →Apex for Electrical now has a protected beta workspace shell focused on lead intake -> estimate -> job queue -> follow-up..
Explore Electrical Beta →Apex for Roofing now has a protected beta workspace shell focused on lead intake -> inspection/claim pipeline -> job execution..
Explore Roofing Beta →The demo path shows the workflow around your operation. Pricing is the activation layer when the fit is clear.
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