InvestorLift vs Revamp 365 (2026): Dispo Marketplace vs AI-Native All-in-One

The short answer

InvestorLift is the name most wholesalers hear first when they ask about dispo software, and it earned that. It is a dispositions marketplace with a large cash-buyer network and a set of buyer-research tools built around it. If your only problem is getting a signed contract in front of buyers, it does that job and has for years.

Revamp 365 is a different kind of product. It is an AI-native all-in-one platform: property data, an MLS deal finder, CRM, skip tracing, phone/SMS/RCS/email outreach, AI voice agents, automations, and a deal marketplace all live in one system on one contact record, and the AI does the work inside that system instead of sitting beside it.

So the honest comparison is not “which dispo tool is better.” It is: do you want to pay marketplace prices for one lane of the business, or run the whole acquisitions-and-sales company in one place and dispo from there?

Two things make 2026 the year that question got sharper:

1. InvestorLift’s published plans start at $479/month billed annually ($6,000/year), or $2,000 per quarter. That is before any other tool in your stack.
2. InvestorLift’s own co-founder is rebuilding the product from the ground up as a new platform called Mogul, with a built-in CRM and dialer and per-deal pricing, rolling out one metro at a time. That is InvestorLift telling you where the category is going. Revamp 365 is already there, starting free, with Pro+ at $197/month billed yearly.

Every figure on this page comes from InvestorLift’s published pricing page and help center, or from the live Revamp 365 pricing page. Links are at the bottom.

Give InvestorLift its due

Let’s be fair before we compare. InvestorLift’s plans page lists 1,000 InvestorLift buyers on Pro, 10,000 on Falcon, and 1,000,000+ on Lieutenant. Nobody serious disputes that the buyer network is the asset. Their help-center glossary describes God Mode as a nationwide flip and buy-and-hold analytics tool for researching markets and finding active buyers, and Artemis Mode as a view of which buyers are engaging with your listing so you know who to call first. Those are real dispo features, and the brand carries real trust in the wholesaling world.

Two things follow from that:

• If you run a dispo-only operation, or an established shop whose acquisitions machine already lives somewhere else, the buyer network is a legitimate reason to pay for InvestorLift. We are not going to pretend otherwise.
• The buyer network is also the only part of the company InvestorLift’s platform was built around. Finding the deal, contacting the owner, running follow-up, and managing the pipeline are not what those plan cards sell.

What you actually pay for at InvestorLift

InvestorLift does not publish a monthly plan. The plans page offers quarterly or annual billing only, and annual saves up to 25%.

Plan	Quarterly	Annual	Annual works out to	Users	Buyer limit	Pre-loaded buyers
Pro	$2,000 / quarter	$6,000 / year	$479 / month	3	100k	none
Falcon	$4,500 / quarter	$15,000 / year	$1,000 / month	10	500k	10k
Lieutenant	$11,250 / quarter	$36,000 / year	$3,000 / month	Unlimited	Unlimited	1M+

The plan comparison table lists AI Augmented Data, Email & SMS Blasts, God Mode Access, Artemis Mode, and Seller Site. Skip tracing, a CRM for seller leads, an off-market data source, and voice outreach to sellers are not on that table, because that is not what the product is for.

So at the entry tier the comparison is Revamp 365 Pro+ at $197/month billed yearly ($249 month-to-month) against InvestorLift Pro at $479/month, and the $479 tier caps you at 3 users and bills a year at a time. Falcon, the card that prints as $1,000/month, is the mid tier.

The tell: InvestorLift is rebuilding itself into an all-in-one

This is the part most comparison pages miss, and it comes straight from InvestorLift’s own Dispo Day recaps in their help center.

On July 29, 2026, co-founder Robert Wensley unveiled Mogul, described as a ground-up rebuild of InvestorLift that had been in development for over a year, in invite-only beta starting in Houston. Per the recap, Mogul adds:

• Automated underwriting that will not let you post a deal that does not pencil as a flip or rental
• Contract-based deal posting that pre-fills the listing from tax records and your contract
• God Mode, Artemis Mode, and Cartel Mode merged into one AI-driven buyer-matching system with verified buyer transaction profiles
• A built-in CRM and dialer, with calls, texts, and emails inside the platform, call recording, AI call summaries, and call-forwarding to your cell, so you stop losing track of who called about which deal
• A new pricing model: per deal posting, described as roughly $100 to $250 per post, instead of a flat subscription

The rollout order given was Houston, then Dallas, Austin, and the rest of Texas, then Florida and California. The existing InvestorLift platform stays as-is alongside it.

Then on August 26, 2026, InvestorLift officially launched LiftGPT, an AI underwriting assistant built on its own MLS, tax, deed, mortgage, and marketplace data. It generates ARV and comps as a range, repair estimates, max allowable offer, rental analysis, owner-of-record and reverse lookup, and local market trends, and it takes natural-language follow-ups.

Read those two announcements together and the message is clear. The company that defined dispo software has decided the winning shape is one platform where underwriting, buyer matching, CRM, and dialing share the same record, priced closer to usage than to a $6,000 annual commitment. That is the AI-native all-in-one thesis. InvestorLift is building it one metro at a time, in beta, next to a legacy platform that still bills $479 to $3,000 a month.

Revamp 365 was built that shape from the start, with nationwide property data, and costs $0 on Free, or $197/month on Pro+ billed yearly ($249 month-to-month).

InvestorLift vs Revamp 365 at a glance

	InvestorLift	Revamp 365
What it is	Dispositions marketplace and buyer tools; LiftGPT for underwriting; Mogul rebuild announced July 2026, starting in Houston	AI-native all-in-one: data, MLS, CRM, automations, outreach, AI agents, and a deal marketplace
Published platform price	Pro $479/mo, Falcon $1,000/mo, Lieutenant $3,000/mo, all billed annually; or $2,000 / $4,500 / $11,250 per quarter	Free at $0/mo pay-as-you-go, or Pro+ at $249/mo month-to-month ($197/mo billed yearly)
Monthly billing	Not published	Yes
Finding deals	Not on the plan cards; LiftGPT underwrites an address you already have	MLS and off-market deal finder, saved searches and alerts, included on Free
Reaching sellers	Not on the plan cards	Skip trace at $0.15/record on Free and $0.10 on Pro+; phone, SMS, RCS, and email outreach on Pro+
CRM and follow-up	Announced for Mogul (rolling out from Houston); not on current plan cards	Full CRM and calendar, deal pipeline, and 1,000 automation runs a month on Pro+
AI that does the work	LiftGPT answers underwriting questions	AI voice and SMS agents, automations, and automated offers, on the same contact record
Selling the deal	The buyer network: 1k / 10k / 1M+ InvestorLift buyers by tier; Email & SMS Blasts; God Mode; Artemis Mode; Seller Site	Deal Marketplace with no listing fees; wholesale and buyer search on Pro+

Where the deal actually lives

Here is the practical difference in a wholesaler’s week.

On InvestorLift, the platform meets the deal after you have already found it, contacted the owner, negotiated, and signed. Everything before that happened in other tools: a data source, a skip tracer, a dialer or texting tool, a CRM, and probably a spreadsheet gluing them together. LiftGPT helps you underwrite, and Mogul will eventually add a CRM in the metros it reaches, but today the InvestorLift subscription starts at the contract.

On Revamp 365, the deal starts as a search. You pull a list from the MLS Deal Finder or off-market data, skip-trace the owner on the same property record, and an AI voice agent or your SMS cadence reaches out. Replies land on the contact. Automations and AI agents handle follow-up and move the pipeline. When the contract is signed, the same record goes to buyer search and the Deal Marketplace. No exports between steps, and no second login to find out whether the seller texted back.

That shape is why the AI matters more here. When the AI sits on the whole system instead of beside one piece of it, every model improvement makes the platform do more of the work, from the first skip trace to the buyer call. A bolt-on assistant inside a marketplace is bounded by what that marketplace knows about. Revamp 365’s data, MLS, CRM, and outreach share one context, so the AI compounds as it gets better instead of getting more bolted-on, slower, and more expensive.

The real price math

The number that matters is not the sticker price. It is what each subscription leaves you still needing to buy.

• InvestorLift Pro at $479/month, billed annually, buys buyer distribution for 3 users. You still need a data source, skip tracing, a CRM, and seller outreach.
• Revamp 365 Pro+ at $197/month billed yearly ($249 month-to-month) buys the full CRM and calendar, a deal pipeline, SMS/RCS/email outreach, a triple-line dialer, AI voice and SMS agents, 1,000 automation runs a month, wholesale and buyer search, and 10,000 exports a month, on top of the MLS and off-market deal finder that Free already includes. Usage sits on top and is priced per action: skip trace at $0.10/record, SMS at $0.04, and AI voice at cost plus $0.35 per call.

Revamp 365 also publishes a Dealmaker Syndicate tier for teams (10 users, $897/month billed annually on a 12-month plan). That is not the default comparison. The head-to-head most operators mean is Pro+ against InvestorLift’s Pro or Falcon card. Live numbers are on the pricing page.

Who should choose which

Stay on InvestorLift, or add it, when:

• You run a dispo-only shop, or your acquisitions already run well somewhere else, and your bottleneck is purely buyer reach.
• You want InvestorLift’s buyer network (1,000,000+ InvestorLift buyers on the Lieutenant plan) and you are fine committing a quarter or a year at a time.
• You are in Houston and want early access to Mogul.

Choose Revamp 365 when:

• You need to find deals and contact sellers, not just sell contracts, and you want that in one system with one contact record.
• You want AI that runs outreach, follow-up, and lead management for you, not just an assistant that answers underwriting questions.
• You want a $0 entry point, or Pro+ billed monthly at $249 ($197/month billed yearly), with usage priced per record and per call.
• You want dispo included: a Deal Marketplace with no listing fees and buyer search, without a second subscription.

Nothing stops you from running both. Plenty of operators will run acquisitions on Revamp 365 and keep posting to InvestorLift’s buyer network for a while. The point is that the acquisitions company has to live somewhere, and InvestorLift’s own roadmap says it should live in one AI-driven platform. If you are building that buyer list yourself, start with how to find cash buyers for wholesale deals and how to assign a wholesale contract.

Bottom line

InvestorLift earned the dispo category, and its buyer network is the reason to pay for it. Its pricing starts at $479/month billed annually, its platform starts at the signed contract, and its co-founder is rebuilding it into a one-platform product with a CRM, a dialer, and AI underwriting, city by city.

Revamp 365 is the AI-native all-in-one that rebuild is aiming at: data, MLS, CRM, automations, outreach, AI agents, and a deal marketplace in one place, starting at $0 on Free, or $197/month on Pro+ billed yearly, today.

Sources

• InvestorLift plans and pricing: get.investorlift.com/pricing-plans
• LiftGPT official launch, August 26, 2026: InvestorLift help center
• Dispo Day recap, July 29, 2026 (Mogul first look, per-deal pricing): InvestorLift help center
• Dispo Day recap, August 12, 2026 (Mogul beta demo): InvestorLift help center
• InvestorLift glossary (God Mode, Artemis Mode): InvestorLift help center
• Revamp 365 pricing: revamp365.ai/pricing
• Revamp 365 Deal Marketplace: revamp365.ai/deal-marketplace