Your flip deserves better than tab seventeen.
Spreadsheets are great at math and terrible at everything around it: finding comps, versioning, and remembering why you picked a number. Rehabfolio keeps the math and fixes the rest - starting with a free deal analysis that takes 5 minutes.
What a spreadsheet quietly costs a flipper
If you flip 1–10 houses a year, your spreadsheet has probably already cost you one of these:
- An offer on stale numbers. One repair line changed, three dependent cells did not, and the offer went out anyway.
- An evening per ARV. Comps copied by hand from Zillow into cells, with no record of which sales you used or why.
- Version chaos. deal_v3_FINAL_new.xlsx - and a partner working from v2.
- A repair guess, not an estimate. One "rehab" cell hiding the scope decisions that cause overruns.
- A second spreadsheet after closing. The analysis dies the day you buy; the budget starts from zero.
What replaces it
The math itself does not change - ARV, repairs, holding costs, and max offer work exactly as they do in your sheet. You can audit every formula and override every number. Read the full comparison: Rehabfolio vs spreadsheets →
Keep the spreadsheet reflexes, lose the risk
Moving off a spreadsheet should not mean trusting a black box. Every AI-drafted figure in Rehabfolio ships with its evidence - comps, sources, and tax records - and nothing touches your money fields until you accept it. If you can sanity-check a sheet, you can sanity-check Rehabfolio faster.
Try it on a real deal first: the free flip analysis calculator runs in your browser with no account, so you can compare its output against your own spreadsheet before switching anything.
Run your current deal through it and compare.
Paste a listing, get the number, and check it against your sheet. One avoided bad offer pays for years of Rehabfolio.