Switching from DealCheck to Deal Run: Analysis + Disposition
DealCheck has no buyer list to export, so what moves to Deal Run is your analysis work, not contacts. Export your saved properties, projections and comps to CSV (and your reports to PDF) as records, re-enter only the deals you are still working by address in Deal Run, and build the buyer list fresh. Prices below are as of October 30, 2026.
What you can export from DealCheck
- Property list CSV: each category (rentals, BRRRRs, flips or wholesale) exports with address, description, analysis metrics and deal parameters. Click Export at the top right of the property list.
- Comps CSV: each comp's address, description, distance and last sold (or rented) information, from the Sales Comps & ARV or Rental Comps & Rent page. Both open in Excel or Google Sheets.
- Reports: interactive report links and PDFs (Complete, One-Page, Sales Comps, Rental Comps) from each property's Reports & Sharing page. Custom branding on reports needs DealCheck Pro.
- Website only: CSV export works on DealCheck's website, not in its mobile app.
What does not come out: DealCheck's export articles and pricing page describe no buyer or contact list, so there is nothing of that kind to download. Your buyers have to come from a spreadsheet, your phone contacts, or a new Find Buyers search.
What Deal Run takes in
Buyers arrive by CSV. The import screen maps Investor / Entity Name, First Name, Last Name, Phone, Email, Company and Investor Type, and you can type a single tag to stamp on every buyer in the file. Anyone whose name is already on your list is skipped rather than overwritten. Notes, status, mailing addresses and purchase history are not imported, so hold on to the source file.
Deals do not import. There is no CSV upload for properties, so each live deal is entered by its address. Photos go in by upload or by pasting a Google Drive, Dropbox, Google Photos or iCloud shared link, up to 100 photos per deal. Once a deal exists, Deal Run builds MLS-grade sold and rental comps, an ARV, a repair estimate from the photos, and a max offer for flip, rental and wholesale exits.
Moving over, step by step
- Export from DealCheck's website: the property list for each category, plus the comps for any deal you may still negotiate. Save the PDFs of the reports you have shared.
- Pick the live deals: archived and closed properties stay in your DealCheck export; only active ones need re-entering.
- Enter each live deal by address in Deal Run and add its photos by upload or shared link.
- Gather your buyers from wherever they live today, build one CSV with the columns above, and import it with a tag.
- Run both for a stretch. If you start the Analyze + Sell trial, use DealCheck alongside it for one to two weeks and compare the numbers on a deal you already know before you cancel anything.
DealCheck and Deal Run side by side
| Feature | DealCheck | Deal Run |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Starter $0; Plus from $10, Pro from $20 billed yearly (higher month-to-month) | Analyze $29/mo; Analyze + Sell $99/mo ($83/mo annual) |
| Trial | 14 days on Plus and Pro | None; pay per deal from $2 |
| Saved properties | Starter 15, Plus 50, Pro unlimited | 25 analyses a month on Analyze, then $2 each |
| Comps | Sales and rental comps: 5 on Starter, 10 on Plus, unlimited on Pro | MLS-grade sold and rental comps on every deal |
| Reports | Interactive links and PDF reports; branding on Pro | Deal page link that shows who viewed it |
| Owner lookup | Property Owner Lookup listed in plan features | Skip tracing of each buyer Find Buyers returns (the owner of record, LLC or not) into a phone number and email to try |
| Buyers | No buyer list in its export or pricing pages | Find Buyers ranks local landlords and flippers from purchase records |
| Selling the deal | Not described on its pricing page | Email and text blast your buyer list |
If you analyze rentals and live in DealCheck's multi-year projections, that is where it is strong, and at $10 to $20 a month on yearly billing it costs less than Analyze at $29. Deal Run earns its price when you also sell the deals.
Is it cheaper to drop DealCheck?
Say you pay for DealCheck Pro month-to-month ($29) next to Analyze + Sell ($99): that is $128 a month, against $99 for Deal Run alone, a saving of $29. The number only holds if you no longer need DealCheck's projections, and on yearly billing (Pro from $20) the saving shrinks. If you analyze and never sell to buyers, DealCheck is the cheaper tool.
Doing this in Deal Run
Deal Run is our product. Keep DealCheck's CSVs and PDFs as your archive, put the live deals in by address, and use what DealCheck leaves out: Find Buyers ranks local landlords and flippers who recently bought near the property, and skip tracing turns the owner of record, LLC or not, into a phone number and email to try. Then email and text blast your buyer list, with emails from your own Gmail and texts from your own number. If you call or text, scrub against the DNC list first.
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Questions people ask
Can I export my buyers from DealCheck?
DealCheck's export articles and pricing page describe no buyer or contact list. What exports is your saved properties, projections and comps as CSV, plus PDF and interactive reports.
Does Deal Run import my DealCheck properties?
No. Deal Run has no CSV import for deals or properties. You enter each live deal by address and add photos by upload or a Google Drive, Dropbox, Google Photos or iCloud link, up to 100 per deal.
What does DealCheck cost as of October 30, 2026?
Starter is $0, Plus is from $10 and Pro from $20 billed yearly, with higher month-to-month prices. Plus and Pro include a 14-day trial.
Which Deal Run plan replaces DealCheck?
Analyze at $29/mo covers the analysis side with 25 analyses a month, then $2 each. Analyze + Sell at $99/mo ($83/mo annual) adds the buyer search and blast side. Or pay per deal: $2 to analyze, $20 with 100 buyers.
Sources
- DealCheck pricing page, checked October 30, 2026
- DealCheck: export property data to CSV and Excel, checked October 30, 2026
- DealCheck: export property reports, checked October 30, 2026