In the noisy world of proptech, Collabra Technology operates like a ghost ship—substantial revenue and a 62-person team, but virtually invisible to the public web. Their domain collabratechnology.com redirects to 'AdBuilder,' a platform that suggests they're building tools for real estate agents, not selling to them.

"When your monthly traffic is 864 visits but you have 62 employees, you're either building enterprise software or you're invisible by design."

The tech stack reveals a pragmatic approach: jQuery and Bootstrap mixed with Tailwind and Ant Design. This isn't a cutting-edge startup obsessed with the latest frameworks. They're using battle-tested tools to ship fast. The presence of Google Analytics and Tag Manager shows they're tracking everything, but the absence of modern marketing tech (Hotjar, Clearbit, etc.) suggests their sales motion is either entirely inbound or entirely outbound—no middle ground.

• The 'abra collabra' keyword (50 monthly searches) hints at brand recall or a legacy product name
• Zero volume for 'tourfactory login' suggests they've moved past that identity
• Social profiles point to 'SphereBuilder'—likely a rebrand or product name evolution
• All traffic is 'undefined' country—either tracking issue or they're deliberately obscuring their market