ChatARV Pricing 2026: How Much Does ChatARV Cost?

ChatARV pricing is not displayed anywhere on their public website. The homepage leads with a "Try it Free" button rather than a pricing page, so you have to create an account and enter an address before the plans appear. Here is what is behind that wall, verified September 20, 2026. Throughout, a "comp report" means one subject property analyzed — not one comparable.

ChatARV pricing tiers

Basic: $89/month ($62/mo billed annually)

The entry-level plan gives you ChatARV's AI comp selection with a hard monthly report count.

• 100 ARV comp reports per month
• Standard AI comp selection
• Annual billing drops it to $62/mo ($744/yr)

At $89/mo, Basic works out to about 89 cents per property at full usage — but only if you actually run all 100. Active wholesalers who screen 5-10 properties daily will blow through 100 reports before the month is half over, and there is no per-report top-up: you upgrade or you wait for the reset.

Starter: $149/month ($83/mo billed annually)

Starter triples the report count and is the first tier with integrations.

• 300 comp reports per month
• Customizable reports
• Developer API access
• LeadConnector (GoHighLevel) integration
• MAO calculator

At $149/mo, Starter puts ChatARV well above broader platforms like PropStream ($99/mo) and Deal Run's Analyze + Sell plan ($99/mo) — platforms that include features ChatARV does not offer at any price.

Pro: $249/month ($166/mo billed annually)

The top published tier buys volume, and only volume.

• 600 comp reports per month
• Identical feature set to Starter

This is worth saying plainly: the $100/mo step from Starter to Pro adds 300 reports and nothing else. There are no extra capabilities on the top tier. You are paying $249/mo purely for the right to look at more properties.

Teams: +$100/month for the first extra seat, +$49 after

Team seats are priced on top of your base plan and carry their own meter: 150 comp reports per seat per month, pooled across the team.

What ChatARV's pricing does not include

ChatARV is a pure comp tool. Here is everything it does not offer at any price tier:

• Buyer identification. No investor search, no landlord/flipper identification, no buyer scoring. Finding who to sell your deal to requires a separate tool.
• Skip tracing. No phone or email lookup for property owners or potential buyers.
• Deal marketing. No shareable deal pages, no deal blast emails, no offer tracking.
• Outreach tools. No email sending, no SMS, no outreach tracking.
• Photo-based repair analysis. ChatARV gives you an adjustable repair estimate, but no AI repair analysis from walkthrough photos — nothing looks at the condition of the house.
• Rental cash-flow modeling. Buy & hold and BRRRR are supported deal types for offer math, but we found no rent estimate, cash flow projection, or cap rate output on their public site.
• Property data. No ownership records, mortgage balances, equity estimates, or distress indicators.
• Deal pipeline. No Kanban board, no deal stage tracking, no CRM.
• Unmetered analysis. Every tier is a monthly report count — 100, 300, or 600 — and there is no per-report overage to buy. When you hit the cap you upgrade or you stop underwriting until the reset.

The total cost for ChatARV users

A wholesaler using ChatARV as their comp tool still needs separate subscriptions for everything else:

At $89-$249/mo, ChatARV costs as much as or more than platforms that include all of these capabilities. A wholesaler using ChatARV is paying a premium price for a single feature (AI comps), capped at a report count, and then spending $200-$650/mo more on everything else.

ChatARV pricing vs alternatives

Is ChatARV worth the price?

Worth it if:

• Your monthly property count is predictable and fits inside one tier's report cap
• The 60-second AI comp time saves you significant hours compared to manual research
• You use ChatARV as a supplement to your existing tools, not as your only platform
• You value the Chrome extension workflow for Zillow-based deal sourcing

Not worth it if:

• Your volume swings month to month — there is no overage to buy, only a bigger plan
• You need more than just comps and are trying to minimize your total tool spend
• You are a wholesaler who needs disposition tools — ChatARV handles none of that
• You are budget-conscious and $89-$249/mo is a stretch for comp-only functionality

ChatARV's pricing is fair for what it delivers: fast AI comps, metered. The problem is not that ChatARV is overpriced per report. It is that AI comps are a small piece of what most investors need, and paying $89-$249/mo for one piece while still needing $200-$650/mo of additional tools makes the total stack expensive.

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