DealCheck is a real calculator. If you already know ARV, rehab, and rent, it will model a flip, a rental, or a BRRRR and spit a report you can send. Wholesalers who live in that workflow are not wrong for using it.
The gap shows up before the calculator. You have a list of addresses and a seller asking price. You do not yet have clean inputs. DealBeast is built for that first pass: paste the address, get comps and ARV, then MAO and ask vs MAO on one screen so you know who to call.
What DealCheck does well
DealCheck shines when the numbers are already in your head. Deep flip and rental math. BRRRR paths. Mobile reports you can share with a partner or a lender-minded buyer.
If your day is "I already pulled ARV and rehab, now run the model," DealCheck is in its lane. Paid tiers add more of that calculator depth. Fair credit: that is a different job than list triage.
What wholesalers still need after the calculator
Most wholesale days do not start with finished inputs. They start with a texted address and an ask.
You still need:
- Comps and ARV without rebuilding them by hand each time
- MAO that includes your fee path, not just a pretty spread
- Ask vs MAO as the call/walk signal (learn more)
- Speed across ten leads before lunch, not a perfect PDF on lead one
Rent and cash flow matter once a file clears the offer gate. DOM tells you how long the ask has been sitting. None of that helps if you spend twenty minutes hunting ARV before you know the ask is $40k over MAO.
Side-by-side comparison
| Job | DealCheck | DealBeast |
|---|---|---|
| Starts from | Your inputs | Address paste |
| ARV / comps | Available on paid tiers / import | Core of every analysis |
| Wholesale MAO + fee | Wholesaling calculator features | MAO + ask vs MAO emphasis |
| List triage | Manual property-by-property | Fast pass/call/walk on ask vs MAO |
| Price band | DealCheck plans vary | Starter $19.99 / Pro $49.99 / Ninja $74.99 |
DealBeast pricing is plain: Starter $19.99, Pro $49.99, Ninja $74.99. Free analyses first. Upgrade when you are closing deals.
Quick links: MAO calculator, MAO write-up, wholesale calculator.
Who should pick which
Pick DealCheck if you already have ARV and rehab, and you want deep flip/rental/BRRRR reports and mobile share-outs.
Pick DealBeast if your bottleneck is the address list. Paste, read ARV and MAO, sort by ask vs MAO, call the under-MAO files first.
Some people use both.
FAQ
Is DealBeast a DealCheck alternative?
For wholesalers who want address → ARV/MAO without rebuilding inputs each time, yes. If you live in detailed rental modeling PDFs, DealCheck may still fit.
Does DealBeast do BRRRR and rentals?
Yes on cash flow and related metrics. The sharp edge here is wholesale ask vs MAO speed.
Can I try without a card?
Free analyses available. Upgrade when you are closing deals.