DealCheck Pricing 2026: How Much Does DealCheck Cost?

DealCheck costs $0, or from $10 or $20 a month billed yearly, with month-to-month billing costing more (checked October 30, 2026). The free Starter plan holds 15 saved properties; Plus ($10 a month billed yearly) holds 50 and adds the purchase offer calculator; Pro ($20 a month billed yearly) removes the limits and adds custom comps, owner lookup and branded reports. Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and it runs on web, iOS and Android.

Disclosure: Deal Run is our product. This page is about DealCheck's prices; we mention Deal Run only in one section near the end, for the parts of wholesaling DealCheck doesn't cover, and say plainly where each tool fits.

A lot of pages online (including older versions of this one) list DealCheck as "$10/mo" and "$20/mo" without saying those are the yearly-billing prices. This page is meant to be the correct reference. If you're still choosing between analysis tools, our roundup of the best wholesale real estate software covers where DealCheck fits next to the rest of a wholesaler's stack.

DealCheck prices at a glance

The 12-month figures are our arithmetic from the yearly prices. DealCheck labels yearly billing "3 months free."

Why you keep seeing "$10 a month" and "$20 a month"

DealCheck's pricing page has a "Pay Yearly, 3 months free!" toggle, and when we loaded it on October 30, 2026, the cards read $10/mo for Plus and $20/mo for Pro, billed yearly. The page text doesn't show a separate month-to-month price; paying monthly costs more than the yearly rate, so confirm it at checkout.

So if a review tells you Pro is "$20 a month," that's true only if you pay $240 for the year up front. If you want to try DealCheck month to month, expect to pay more than $10 or $20 a month and check the price before you enter a card.

What every plan includes

DealCheck doesn't hold its calculators behind the paywall. The pricing page lists these on every plan, free included:

• Rental cash flow calculator (rentals, BRRRR and Airbnb), house flipping calculator, and a multi-family and commercial calculator with rent rolls
• Return metrics (cap rate, cash-on-cash, ROI, IRR and more), long-term cash flow and profit projections, and creative financing scenarios
• Sales and rental comps with ARV and rent estimates, and "property wholesaling tools" for deal profitability and marketing reports
• Interactive and PDF reports, side-by-side property comparison, custom investment criteria, and property data import from public records and listings
• Cloud sync across devices, a nationwide lender directory and a real estate glossary

What changes between plans is how much you can store (properties, photos, comps, templates) and a handful of features, covered below.

Starter (free): good for trying it, tight for real work

Starter keeps up to 15 properties at a time. DealCheck's FAQ says that once you hit 15 you either upgrade or delete deals to add more. You also get up to 5 photos, 5 sales and rental comps and 5 templates per property. That's enough to learn the app and run a few deals a month.

The gap that matters for wholesalers is the purchase offer calculator, which isn't on Starter. You can still work a maximum allowable offer by hand from the flip numbers, but the built-in offer tool starts at Plus.

Plus (from $10/mo billed yearly): the math plan

Plus raises the limits to 50 saved properties, 15 photos, 10 comps and 10 templates, and adds investment potential insights, all purchase criteria and the purchase offer calculator. It does not let you customize your sales and rental comps, look up the owner, or brand your reports.

Plus fits an investor who already trusts their ARV (from an agent, their own MLS access, or another comp tool) and mostly wants the offer math and cash flow projections in one place.

Pro (from $20/mo billed yearly): the plan most wholesalers end up on

Pro removes every limit (unlimited properties, photos, comps and templates) and adds three features: customize sales and rental comps, property owner lookup, and reports with your own branding.

For a wholesaler, custom comps is the reason to pay for Pro. Your offer is only as good as your ARV, and your ARV is only as good as the comps you keep and throw out. If you can't choose them, you're trusting someone else's pick. Our guide on how to calculate ARV walks through why comp selection moves the number so much. Branded reports also matter if you send buyers a PDF with your company name on it.

Trial, cancellation and devices

• Trial: the pricing page says "All premium plans above include a free 14 day trial," and the FAQ says you can cancel during the trial without being charged.
• Card at signup: the page says every account starts on the free plan with no credit card required. It doesn't say whether starting the Plus or Pro trial asks for a card; check when you start it.
• Changing or cancelling: the FAQ says you can switch plans or cancel whenever you want. The pricing page doesn't state a refund policy.
• Devices: web, iOS and Android. Upgrade on any one and the paid features work on the others when you sign in with the same account.

Monthly or yearly: which to pick

Pay monthly for the first couple of months. Yearly billing is DealCheck's “3 months free” offer, so a year costs about what nine months would month to month, but you're committing $120 or $240 to a tool you haven't used on live deals yet. Once you've run 10 or 20 real properties through it and know you'll keep it, switch to yearly.

What DealCheck's price doesn't cover for a wholesaler

DealCheck is an analysis tool, and it's a good one for the money. Its pricing page lists calculators, comps, reports, owner lookup and a lender directory. It doesn't list the sell side of a wholesale deal:

• Finding buyers. Nothing on the pricing page finds the investors likely to buy your contract. Our guide on how to find cash buyers for wholesaling covers the free and paid ways to do that.
• Buyer contact info. Pro's owner lookup is for the property you're analyzing, not for buyers. Getting phone numbers and emails for buyers means a skip tracing service; see our comparison of skip tracing services.
• Sending the deal. DealCheck's reports are shareable, but there's no deal blast or buyer list on the pricing page. You'll send from your own email or another tool.

That isn't a knock on DealCheck; it never claims to do those things. It just means "$20 a month" (billed yearly) is the cost of the analysis piece, not of a whole wholesaling setup.

Where DealCheck is the better pick

• Price. $0 to $20 a month billed yearly is about as low as real estate analysis software gets.
• A free plan with no time limit. Many analysis tools go straight to a paywall.
• Rental, BRRRR and commercial math. If you hold properties, DealCheck's financing scenarios and long-term projections are its strength.
• Android. DealCheck has an Android app; not every tool does.

If you also need to sell the deal: Deal Run

Deal Run is our product. It's web and iPhone software (no Android app) for wholesalers and small investors. It runs the numbers (sold and rental comps, ARV, AI repair estimates from the property's photos, and a max offer for flip, rental and wholesale exits) and then helps you sell the deal: a deal page with photos, numbers and an offer form, a ranked list of local landlords and flippers who recently bought near the property from public records, skip-traced phone and email, and sending the deal from your own Gmail. Text blasts go out from your own number.

Price: Analyze is $29/mo, for deal analysis, with one lifetime disposition deal with up to 100 buyers. Analyze + Sell is $99/mo, or $83/mo billed annually: 15 disposition deals a month and 100 skip-traced buyers per deal, with skip tracing free. Or pay per deal: $2 to analyze, $20 with 100 buyers. You can also enter an address in the public demo on our homepage and see the analysis before paying.

Honest fit: if you only analyze deals, or you hold rentals and want BRRRR and commercial calculators, DealCheck is cheaper and is the better tool for that. Deal Run makes sense when finding and contacting buyers is the slow part. For a side-by-side, see Deal Run vs DealCheck.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does DealCheck cost?

On October 30, 2026, DealCheck's pricing page listed three plans. Starter is free. Plus is from $10 a month and Pro from $20 a month, billed yearly; paying month to month costs more. Over a year on yearly billing that is $0, $120 or $240.

Is DealCheck $10 or $14 a month?

$10 a month is the Plus price when you pay for a year up front; Pro is $20 a month billed yearly. DealCheck's pricing page, checked October 30, 2026, shows those prices with a "Pay Yearly, 3 months free!" toggle and doesn't show $14 in its text. Paying month to month costs more than the yearly rate, so confirm the monthly price at checkout.

Is DealCheck free?

The Starter plan is free for as long as you use it. It lets you keep up to 15 saved properties at a time, with up to 5 photos, 5 sales and rental comps and 5 templates. It does not include the purchase offer calculator, custom comp selection, owner lookup or branded reports.

What is the difference between DealCheck Plus and Pro?

Plus raises the limits to 50 saved properties, 15 photos, 10 comps and 10 templates, and adds investment potential insights, all purchase criteria and the purchase offer calculator. Pro removes the limits and adds the ability to customize your sales and rental comps, property owner lookup and reports with your own branding.

Does DealCheck have a free trial?

Yes. DealCheck's pricing page says Plus and Pro both start with a 14-day free trial, and that you can cancel during the trial without being charged. Your upgrade works on the web, iOS and Android apps when you sign in with the same account.

Which DealCheck plan does a wholesaler need?

Usually Pro. A wholesale offer depends on the ARV, and the ARV depends on which comps you keep. Only Pro lets you customize your sales and rental comps and look up the owner. Plus is enough if you already have an ARV from another source and only need the math.

Sources and check dates

• DealCheck plans and pricing, dealcheck.io/pricing: Starter, Plus and Pro prices ($0, and $10/$20 a month billed yearly; rechecked October 30, 2026), the "Pay Yearly, 3 months free!" toggle, per-plan limits and features, the features included on every plan, the 14-day trial, cancellation, devices and the free-plan property limit. Checked October 29, 2026.
• Deal Run plans and features: our own product and pricing page. Checked October 29, 2026.

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