DealCheck Pricing 2026: How Much Does DealCheck Cost?
DealCheck pricing is refreshingly transparent in an industry where most platforms hide their costs behind demo calls. DealCheck publishes all three tiers on their website, and the prices are low compared to most real estate investing tools. But the sticker price only tells part of the story — particularly for wholesalers who need capabilities beyond deal analysis.
This article breaks down every DealCheck pricing tier, explains what is included and excluded at each level, and calculates the true total cost when you factor in the additional tools most wholesalers need alongside DealCheck.
DealCheck plans at a glance
| Feature | Starter (Free) | Plus ($10/mo) | Pro ($20/mo) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $0 | $10/mo ($8/mo annual) | $20/mo ($17/mo annual) |
| Annual cost | $0 | $96-$120/yr | $204-$240/yr |
| Property analyses | Limited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Analysis types | Basic flip + rental | Flip, rental, BRRRR, commercial | Flip, rental, BRRRR, commercial |
| Comp lookup | No | No | Yes |
| PDF reports | No | Yes | Yes (custom branding) |
| Import from listings | No | Zillow, Realtor, Redfin | Zillow, Realtor, Redfin |
| Property comparison | No | Yes | Yes |
| Custom branding | No | No | Yes |
| Free trial | N/A | 14 days | 14 days |
Starter tier: the free demo
DealCheck's free tier lets you try the interface and run a limited number of analyses. It is useful for one thing: deciding whether you like the DealCheck interface before paying. It is not a production tool. The analysis limit, lack of BRRRR support, and no PDF export make it impractical for regular use.
If you are considering DealCheck, skip the free tier and go straight to the 14-day trial on Plus or Pro. You will get a much better sense of the platform's actual capabilities.
Plus tier ($10/mo): the practical entry point
The Plus plan unlocks everything most investors need from a calculator: unlimited analyses across all four property types, PDF reports, and listing imports. At $10 per month ($8 on an annual plan), it is remarkably cheap.
The main thing missing from Plus is comp lookup. You need to bring your own ARV estimate — whether from your own MLS access, a tool like PropStream, or manual research. If you already know your ARV, Plus is all you need from DealCheck.
Plus also lacks custom branding on PDF reports. If you share reports with partners or investors and want your company name on them, you need Pro.
Pro tier ($20/mo): the full package
The Pro plan adds comp lookup and custom branding. The comp lookup is the key differentiator — it gives you a way to estimate ARV directly within DealCheck by searching for nearby sold properties and selecting relevant comparables.
At $20 per month, the Pro plan is still cheap by real estate tool standards. The comp lookup alone saves you from needing a separate tool or MLS access just for ARV estimation. For anyone who regularly estimates ARVs, the $10 premium over Plus pays for itself quickly.
Annual vs monthly billing
DealCheck offers a discount for annual billing:
- Plus: $10/mo monthly or $8/mo annual = save $24/year (20% off)
- Pro: $20/mo monthly or $17/mo annual = save $36/year (15% off)
The annual savings are modest. If you are unsure whether you will use DealCheck long-term, start with monthly billing. The difference is only $2-$3 per month.
What DealCheck's pricing does not cover
DealCheck's low price is its biggest selling point. But it is low because DealCheck only does one thing: analysis. Here is what is not included at any tier and what it costs to add separately:
Buyer identification
DealCheck has no tools for finding investors who might buy your deal. No landlord search, no flipper identification, no investor scoring. To find buyers, you need a separate platform — InvestorBase ($249/mo), InvestorLift ($497+/mo), or a similar tool. Additional cost: $99-$497/mo.
Skip tracing
Skip tracing for finding phone numbers and email addresses is not included. A separate provider typically costs $0.05-$0.15 per record, or $30-$100+ per month for a subscription plan. Additional cost: $30-$150/mo.
Email and SMS outreach
DealCheck has no email or SMS tools. To send deal blasts to your buyer list, you need a separate email service (Mailchimp, Resend, etc.) and a separate SMS platform. Additional cost: $20-$100/mo.
Deal marketing pages
No shareable property pages, no offer submission forms, no view tracking. Creating professional deal marketing pages requires a website builder or a dedicated tool. Additional cost: $0-$50/mo.
Deal pipeline and CRM
No deal tracking, no Kanban board, no buyer CRM. Managing your pipeline requires a separate system — Podio, REsimpli, a spreadsheet, or another tool. Additional cost: $0-$199/mo.
The real total cost for wholesalers
At the low end, a wholesaler using DealCheck is paying roughly $200/mo across multiple tools. At the high end, it is over $500/mo. And none of these tools talk to each other — you are manually moving data between platforms.
The comparison: Deal Run includes deal analysis, buyer identification, skip tracing, deal marketing, email/SMS outreach, and a deal pipeline for $99/mo. That is less than the cheapest combination of separate tools a DealCheck user would need.
Is DealCheck worth it?
For pure deal analysis, absolutely. DealCheck at $10-$20/mo is one of the best values in real estate investing software. If you are a landlord analyzing rentals, a flipper running profit projections, or a BRRRR investor modeling refinance scenarios, DealCheck does the job well at a low cost.
For wholesalers, DealCheck is worth it as one piece of a larger tool stack — but be honest about the total cost. You are not spending $20/mo on your wholesale business. You are spending $200-$500/mo across multiple disconnected tools, with DealCheck handling the smallest piece.