By Adam Lambert, founder of Deal Run · October 30, 2026

Trust and Facts About Deal Run

Deal Run is made by Deal Run LLC, a Houston, Texas company founded by Adam Lambert. This page lists the plain facts about the company, its data, billing and support.

The company

Legal name: Deal Run LLC
Location: Houston, Texas, United States
D-U-N-S number: 14-396-9748
Founder: Adam Lambert
Live since: April 2026
Product: web and iPhone software for real estate wholesalers and investors, in all 50 states (how it works)
Support: support@dealrun.ai

Where the data comes from

Property details and ownership: public records.
Comps: licensed MLS-grade listing data and public records, using sales from the last 12 months.
Buyers: public property records of landlords and flippers who recently bought near the property.
Buyer phones and emails: skip tracing through contact-data providers.
Repair estimates: your own photos of the property, read by AI models.

How buyer contacts are found and flagged

Deal Run looks up contacts for the owner named on the property record and drops results that don't match that owner. Each buyer card shows warning flags where the data has them:

DNC: the phone number is on the National Do Not Call Registry.
Known Litigator: the person has a history of filing telemarketing lawsuits. The app warns you before you call or text them.
Bad Email: the address is undeliverable.
Flagged: several users have reported problems with this contact.

On Analyze + Sell, emails are checked for deliverability automatically. Blasts skip undeliverable, bounced and unsubscribed addresses, every blast email carries an unsubscribe link, and anyone who unsubscribes is marked do-not-contact on your buyer list. You're responsible for following calling and texting laws; see texting and TCPA basics and our terms.

What Deal Run does not do

Send texts or place calls for you. Texts open on your own phone, calls use your own dialer, and you can route buyers to your own tools through Zapier.
Read your email. Connecting Gmail grants permission to send only. You can disconnect it at any time from your account settings.
Sell your personal information. See the privacy policy.
Bill you later. Per-deal and over-allowance charges are collected at the time. Nothing is added to a later invoice.
Lead lists, driving for dollars, a dialer or direct mail. Deal Run is for analyzing and selling deals you already have. It keeps a buyer list, but it isn't a full CRM.

Billing facts

Pay per deal: $2 to analyze a deal; $20 for a deal with 100 skip-traced buyers. A $2 analysis already paid on that deal counts toward the $20. Your first purchase on the web adds $10 of credit.
Analyze: $29/mo, billed monthly from the day you sign up. Includes 25 analyses a month, then $2 each, and one deal with buyers for the life of the account (100 skip-traced buyers), then $20 a deal.
Analyze + Sell: $99/mo, or $83/mo billed annually ($999/yr). Includes 25 analyses a month, then $2 each, and 15 deals with buyers a month (100 skip-traced buyers each), then $20 a deal, plus the Gmail blast. Charged when you sign up. No free trial.
One count everywhere: the web app, AI apps and the API share the same analyses and deals. About 75% of skip-traced buyers come back with a phone or email, depending on location.
Free account: browse sample deals. Anyone can also try the public demo on the homepage.
Payments: cards are processed by a PCI-compliant payment processor. Deal Run doesn't store your full card number.
Cancel: from your account settings, with no call, form or fee. Access continues to the end of the billing period.
Pause instead (monthly plans only): the cancel flow can offer “Pause until my next deal.” Nothing is billed while paused, your deals and buyer lists stay viewable, and you resume when you're ready. Paused accounts close after 90 days.
More buyers on a deal: $20 per extra 100.
Refunds: within 7 days of the first $99 charge on monthly Analyze + Sell, you can request a refund of $99 minus $20 for each deal you ran with buyers by emailing app@dealrun.ai (the subscription is canceled when refunded). Otherwise fees are non-refundable, with no prorated refunds, including on annual plans; per-deal charges are non-refundable. The binding policy is section 4 of the terms of service, and current prices are on the pricing page.

Privacy and your data

Deal Run collects your account details, app usage, and the addresses you search, and shares data only with the service providers that run the platform (payments, email delivery, data, hosting and analytics). The stored Gmail sign-in token is encrypted, and disconnecting Gmail deletes it. Account data is kept while your account is open plus 30 days after deletion; billing records are kept 7 years for tax purposes. The full text is in the privacy policy and the terms of service.

Deleting your account: in account settings, choose Delete Account and type DELETE to confirm. It cancels your subscription, removes your marketplace listings, deletes your login and anonymizes your personal information. You can also email support@dealrun.ai, or privacy@dealrun.ai for privacy requests.

Support

Email support@dealrun.ai, use the contact page, or search the help center.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Deal Run a real company?

Yes. Deal Run is made by Deal Run LLC, based in Houston, Texas, D-U-N-S number 14-396-9748. It was founded by Adam Lambert, and the product has been live since April 2026. Support is at support@dealrun.ai.

Where does Deal Run get its data?

Property details and buyers come from public property records. Comps come from licensed MLS-grade listing data and public records. Contact info comes from skip tracing. Repair estimates come from your own photos, read by AI models.

Does Deal Run text or call buyers for me?

No. Deal Run sends email blasts from your own Gmail account. Texts and calls go from your own phone, or through your own tools via Zapier.

Is there a free trial?

No. Deal Run has no free trials. To try it, pay per deal: $2 to analyze a deal, or $20 for a deal with 100 skip-traced buyers. The homepage demo is free. Analyze + Sell is charged when you sign up, with a 7-day refund of $99 minus $20 for each deal you ran with buyers.

How do I cancel or delete my account?

Cancel from your account settings; there's no call or form. You keep access until the end of the billing period. Deleting your account, also in account settings, cancels your subscription, removes your marketplace listings, deletes your login and anonymizes your personal information.