Baltimore, MD 21224
$115,000
2 bd2 ba800 sqft
DSCR
cash flow
ARV
Comparison — Verleon vs DealCheck
Verleon AI
vs DealCheck.
Different jobs. DealCheck is a manual analysis calculator — you find the deal, enter or import it, and it runs the numbers on a strong, cheap mobile app. Verleon is an automated underwriting pipeline — set a buy box once and every new listing gets scored for you (DSCR, cap rate, ARV comps, Section 8 rent), so only the qualifiers reach you.
Side by side
Feature matrix.
DealCheck analyzes one deal at a time. Verleon screens every listing so the deal finds you.
| feature | Verleon AI | DealCheck |
|---|---|---|
| automated deal sourcing / screening feed | ✓ | — |
| DSCR scored on every new listing | ✓ | — |
| Section 8 / HUD FMR data | ✓ | — |
| ARV / sales & rental comps | ✓ | ✓ |
| new-listing deal alerts | ✓ | — |
| native mobile app (iOS + Android) | web | ✓ |
| manual deal-analysis depth | core | deep |
| starting price | $49/mo | $0 free / $20 Pro |
DealCheck pricing as of July 2026: free Starter plan, Plus $10/mo, Pro $20/mo (dealcheck.io/pricing). Verleon plans run $49–349/mo.
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See it running.
Comparison tables are easy to write. This is the product, running on listings in the live catalog, with a Zillow link on every card so nothing here has to be taken on faith.
What each one is
Calculator vs
pipeline.
Both are good tools — they solve different halves of the problem.
01
DealCheck: bring your own deal.
DealCheck is a property-analysis calculator. You import a listing or type in a property, then it computes cash flow, cap rate, ROI, and max allowable offer, and generates a branded report to share with lenders or partners. It runs on web, iOS, and Android — the mobile app is one of the best in the category for modeling a deal on the spot.
02
Verleon: the deal finds you.
Verleon is an automated underwriting pipeline. You set a buy box once — price ceiling, target markets, minimum DSCR, strategy — and every new listing across all 50 states gets scored against it automatically. DSCR, cap rate, ARV comps, and Section 8 / HUD FMR rent are pre-calculated, so only properties that clear your bar ever reach you.
03
Manual math vs zero clicks.
With DealCheck the analysis happens after you have already found and opened a property. With Verleon the screening happens before you look — you review a short list of pre-qualified deals instead of running every candidate through a calculator yourself.
The honest verdict
Which one when.
There is no single winner — pick the one that matches how you actually source deals.
Analyzing one deal at a time, on a budget
Winner: DealCheck
If you already have a source of leads and just need to run the numbers cheaply — including on your phone at a showing — DealCheck is hard to beat. Free to start, $20/mo at the top, and a genuinely strong mobile app.
Screening the whole market automatically
Winner: Verleon AI
If you would rather not open a calculator for every listing, Verleon scores them all against your buy box and delivers only the qualifiers — across all 50 states, with DSCR and Section 8 rent already computed.
Investing with Section 8 / housing vouchers
Winner: Verleon AI
DealCheck does not surface HUD Fair Market Rents. Verleon overlays FMR on every listing so you can filter to properties where voucher rent clears your DSCR target. Try the DSCR calculator to see the math.
FAQ
Straight answers.
No upsell tricks — where DealCheck wins, we say so.
— Is DealCheck free? —
Is DealCheck free?
Yes — the Starter plan is free forever with up to 15 saved properties. Plus is $10/mo and Pro is $20/mo, each with a 14-day trial (as of July 2026). It's one of the cheapest analysis tools out there.
— Does it find deals? —
Does DealCheck find deals for me?
No. DealCheck is a calculator — you bring the property (import a listing or enter it) and it analyzes it. It doesn't scan the market. Verleon scores every new listing against your buy box automatically and only surfaces qualifiers.
— Which is cheaper? —
Which one is cheaper?
DealCheck — free to $20/mo vs Verleon at $49–349/mo. If you analyze a few deals a month by hand, DealCheck is the better value. Verleon costs more because it screens all 50 states for you. See /pricing.
— Use both? —
Can I use both together?
Yes, and many investors do. Let Verleon surface the qualifiers automatically, then use DealCheck's mobile app to model a specific offer in depth before you write it.
Screen the whole market.
Set a buy box once and see DSCR, Section 8 rent, and cash flow pre-calculated on every new listing — across all 50 states.