Quick answer: DealCheck pricing breaks down into three simple tiers. Most real estate agents who just want to run quick numbers for a client can stay on DealCheck’s free Starter plan — it includes the full calculator suite, just capped at 15 saved properties. Investors actively building a deal pipeline outgrow that cap and move to Plus ($10/mo). Pro ($20/mo) is really built for teams and power users who need unlimited comps and unlimited saved properties.
DealCheck’s three plans, side by side
DealCheck pricing is straightforward compared to most real estate software: three tiers, no annual contracts required, and every tier includes the same core calculator engine (cap rate, cash-on-cash return, ARV, rehab estimates). The only real trade-off as you move up the DealCheck pricing ladder is how many properties and comps you can save at once, not which calculators you get access to.
Starter — $0/mo
Up to 15 saved properties, 5 property photos, 5 sales & rental comps, 5 property templates. Full calculator suite included (cap rate, cash-on-cash, IRR, cash flow, house flipping, BRRRR, multi-family/commercial).
Plus — $10/mo
Up to 50 saved properties, 15 property photos, 10 comps, 10 templates. Same calculators as Starter, more room to work.
Pro — $20/mo
Unlimited saved properties, photos, comps, and templates. Same calculator suite — no caps anywhere. Every paid plan includes a 14-day free trial.
The important thing to understand: the paid tiers don’t unlock better math. Every plan, including free, runs the same rental, flip, BRRRR, and multi-family calculations. Paying only buys you more saved-property room.
So who actually needs to upgrade?
Do I need Plus or Pro just to analyze a deal? No. The free Starter plan runs every calculation type DealCheck offers. You only hit a wall on the 15-saved-property limit, not on features.
Is DealCheck Pro worth it for a solo agent? Usually not. Pro’s biggest advantages — unlimited comps and unlimited templates — mostly matter for teams running dozens of active deals at once. A solo agent analyzing a handful of listings a month rarely needs it.
When does Plus make sense? Once you’re consistently saving more than 15 properties at a time — for example, actively investor-hunting alongside your listing business — Plus’s 50-property cap and 10 comps buys real room for $10/month.
The real yearly cost
Starter: $0/year. Plus: $120/year. Pro: $240/year. Compared to hiring an analyst or building spreadsheets from scratch, even the Pro tier is inexpensive — but most agents reading this don’t need to start there.
Bottom line
Start free. DealCheck’s Starter plan is not a stripped-down trial — it’s the full calculator suite with a property cap. Upgrade only when you actually hit that cap, not before.
For the deeper feature walkthrough, see our complete DealCheck Review 2026. If you’re also comparing CRMs to pair with your deal analysis, check out How to Choose the Best Real Estate CRM (Compared).
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