Comparison
Casedaisy vs. ShowingTime
ShowingTime is an MLS-integrated system for requesting, confirming, and managing property showings. Casedaisy is the route and day-planning layer around those appointments: it orders the stops you already have, accounts for showing windows and drive time, and records mileage. It is not a replacement for ShowingTime or your MLS.
Last reviewed: September 2026. Written from each product's own public website; anything we could not verify there is left out rather than guessed. ShowingTime website
Where ShowingTime is strong
ShowingTime is strongest where the showing request begins: inside the MLS and between the listing side, buyer's agent, and seller.
- Showing requests from participating MLS listings
- Appointment confirmations and seller instructions
- ShowingCart for arranging multiple appointments with a map and directions
- Automated feedback requests and showing activity reports
- Mobile tools for requesting and confirming appointments
Where casedaisy is different
Casedaisy starts after appointments and candidate properties exist. It builds a workable driving day and keeps the route, buyer, property, follow-up, deadlines, and mileage together.
- Route ordering across a buyer tour
- Drive-time-aware planning around showing windows
- Tenant-notice and availability constraints
- Mileage recorded across the day's stop chain
- Contacts, listings, and deal deadlines beside the schedule
Scope, stated plainly: Casedaisy does not connect to an MLS, request ShowingTime appointments, or replace listing-side confirmations. Agents can use it beside ShowingTime to plan and run the day after showings are confirmed.
Feature comparison
Only rows we could verify on both public websites. Blank areas of either product are omitted rather than guessed.
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| Feature | casedaisy | ShowingTime |
|---|---|---|
| MLS-integrated showing requests | ||
| Listing-side confirmations and instructions | ||
| Automated showing feedback requests | ||
| Route ordering for a buyer tour | ShowingCart includes mapping and directions | |
| Drive-time-aware day planning | Mapping and directions | |
| Tenant-notice constraints | Not advertised | |
| Automatic mileage log | Not advertised | |
| Contacts and transaction deadlines | Not advertised |
We don't publish ShowingTime's prices here because they can change. Check their website for current pricing. Ours is on the pricing page.
Choose ShowingTime if…
- You need to request and confirm showings through your MLS.
- Listing agents and sellers need appointment approvals and instructions.
- Showing feedback and MLS activity reports are the priority.
Choose casedaisy if…
- Your confirmed showings still need to become a driveable day.
- You plan tours around windows, tenant notice, buyer priorities, and travel time.
- You want showing mileage and follow-up kept with contacts and listings.
Try it against your own caseload
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Frequently asked questions
- Does Casedaisy replace ShowingTime?
- No. ShowingTime handles MLS-connected showing requests and confirmations. Casedaisy plans the route and workday around confirmed appointments.
- Can agents use both?
- Yes. Keep requesting and confirming appointments in ShowingTime, then place the confirmed stops in Casedaisy for route ordering, mileage, and follow-up.
- Does Casedaisy connect to my MLS?
- No. Casedaisy does not advertise an MLS integration.
- Which is better for buyer tours?
- ShowingTime is the stronger choice for MLS appointment access. Casedaisy is for agents whose main problem is turning those appointments into a practical route and tracked day.