Rehabfolio vs DealCheck: analysis tool or operating record

The short version

DealCheck is a capable, inexpensive deal-analysis suite: calculators, saved properties, and caps that convert you when you hit the free-property limit. Rehabfolio is not trying to undercut that price. It is the workspace that starts with the same kind of math, then keeps comps, scope, budget, actual spend, draws, and rental operations on the property you just underwrote.

If you only need to screen deals, use DealCheck or Rehabfolio's free calculators and stop there. If the winning deal has to survive rehab and (sometimes) rent, compare the record, not the sticker.

What each product is for

DealCheckRehabfolio
Job to be doneScreen and save analysesUnderwrite, then run the property
Free surfaceCore calculators with saved-property caps (15 properties on Starter as of July 2026)Public calculators with no account, plus 2 active workspace projects
Paid shapeHigher saved-property caps; Plus/Pro around $10–$20/mo in the July 2026 reviewSolo $69 / Team $179 / Business $349 per month; 14-day trial with card
After you buy the houseNot the product's center of gravityScope, budget vs actual, tasks, draws, reports, rentals
AI researchNot Rehabfolio's live sourced CMAOptional sourced property research; drafts until you accept

Where DealCheck is the better fit

Pick DealCheck if you want a cheap, analysis-only toolkit and you are fine starting a new spreadsheet (or another app) once you own the property. The capacity-cap free tier is a proven model in this category. Rehabfolio will not pretend to be $10/month.

Where Rehabfolio is the better fit

Pick Rehabfolio if a screened deal has to become a rehab and maybe a rental without losing the original assumptions. Public tools already cover flip profit, MAO / 70% rule, rehab cost, BRRRR, and NOI / DSCR. The workspace is the continuation: sourced comps, photo-to-scope drafts, budget vs actual, and buy-and-hold operations.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good DealCheck alternative?

If you only need calculators and saved property scenarios, DealCheck is built for that. Rehabfolio is an alternative when the analysis has to become a rehab budget, schedule, draws, and (if you hold) rental operations on the same record.

Is Rehabfolio cheaper than DealCheck?

No. DealCheck's published plans reviewed in July 2026 started at $0 with saved-property caps, then roughly $10–$20 per month. Rehabfolio Free includes 2 active workspace projects; paid Solo starts at $69 per month. DealCheck is the cheaper analysis-only tool. Verify current DealCheck prices on dealcheck.io before buying.

Does Rehabfolio replace DealCheck calculators?

Rehabfolio already ships free, no-account calculators for flip profit, rehab cost, MAO and the 70% rule, hard money, holding costs, BRRRR, and rental NOI/DSCR. The workspace is what you pay for after the screen: comps, scope, budget vs actual, and reports.

Can I try Rehabfolio without switching?

Yes. Use the public calculators or the address deal analyzer with no account. A Free workspace includes 2 active projects and does not require a card.

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