PropStream vs DealMachine
Database or driving, the analysis is still yours to do.
| PropStream | DealMachine | Bricked | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built for | Lead lists | Driving for dollars | Underwriting |
| Time per deal | Manual | Manual | Under 30 seconds |
| Automatic comp selection | |||
| Photo condition scoring | |||
| Itemized repair estimates | |||
| Instant ARV & offer price | |||
| Non-disclosure state comps | Limited | Limited | |
| Client-ready CMA reports | |||
| API access |
The third column is the step both of them assume you have covered.
The difference
PropStream finds leads from your desk. You query nationwide property records with 165 filters and export lists of owners in distress. DealMachine finds leads from your car. You tag houses as you pass them, and the app handles the owner data and the follow-up mail.
Desk research points to PropStream, and driving points to DealMachine. Neither one tells you what to offer.
The step both leave manual
However the lead arrives, the next question is the same. What is this house worth, what do repairs cost, and what number closes it? Both tools stop before that question.
Bricked answers it in one pass, with comps chosen the way an appraiser chooses them, condition read from photos, repairs priced from local costs, and an ARV and offer price in less than 30 seconds.