The math is free. Forever.$9.95 buys you a deal list you can work.
Run every number without paying a cent. Pro is for the part that comes after the first run: saving the property, reopening it when the seller counters, editing one number and seeing the light move, keeping both versions, and printing the page that convinces somebody else.
Free keeps one editable propertyPro keeps every deal and version
No card for the trial. Keep the free calculator either way.
Why saving and editing is the whole point
No deal ever survives its first set of numbers. Repairs come back higher, the seller counters, your buyer's lender wants more cushion. The free plan keeps one saved property you can always reopen and edit — Pro removes the ceiling. Here's what that looks like on each plan.
The contractor's estimate comes back $8,000 higher
Free: Open your one saved property, change the repair number, and watch the max offer move.
Pro: Same thing, on every property you're working — and keep the old numbers as a saved scenario so you can see exactly what the new estimate cost you.
The seller counters three days later
Free: Your saved property is still there — but keeping both versions means re-running it in a second tab and squinting at the difference.
Pro: Save the counter as a second scenario and put both versions side by side — your number and theirs — to see which one still clears your profit goal.
You're weighing two houses against each other
Free: One saved property, so the second house lives in a browser tab you'll lose by dinner.
Pro: Save both, then compare up to four saved deals in one view and see which one actually pays.
A partner, lender or seller asks you to prove it
Free: Read numbers off your screen and hope they take your word for it.
Pro: Print a clean one-page report or send a passcode-protected link with the same math you're looking at.
Your one free property re-priced correctly after a repair estimate changes covers the entire year. Pro is for when it's never just one property.
No card for the trial. Paid plans include a 30-day money-back guarantee and cancel in two clicks.
Why not just use a spreadsheet?
A spreadsheet stores numbers. RBP keeps the property, runs both exits, updates your max offer, preserves scenarios, and gives the deal a clear red, yellow, or green signal.
Why save deals at all?
Because contractors revise estimates, sellers counter, and partners ask questions. A saved deal turns each change into a ten-second edit instead of a complete rebuild.
What happens after the free trial?
You return to Free unless you choose a paid plan. Your saved work stays available to view, and Free still includes unlimited calculations plus one editable saved property.
Real student results
Watch what one RBP deal does for a business
These are unedited videos from students running the same framework the calculator is built on — retail buyers, MLS exposure, and offers investors can't match.
8 dealssince June 1st — including a $22,430 close
8 closed deals$22,430 largest feeFirst conventional-loan close
I bought the Retail Buyer Profits course and it was a game-changer. I've only been doing this since June 1st and I've already closed 8 deals using the systems he teaches — pulling buyers off the MLS and going after retail buyers. I just closed one for $22,430, my first deal where the end buyer used a conventional loan. Investing in that course was one of the best things I've ever done.
~$35k neton a deal he couldn't have done otherwise
6 offers in one weekend~$35,000 netDead deal turned paid
We could only pay $80,000 as a fix-and-flip, but the seller drew a hard line at $100,000. That's where the Retail Buyer Program came in. We listed on the MLS at $150k and six offers came in the first weekend. After commissions, FHA closing costs, a new HVAC and a punch list, we still netted around $35k. We'd never have been able to help this seller without this tool in our toolbox.
Illustrative potential—not money you have already lost, guaranteed income, or a return caused by Pro. RBP helps assess deals; finding, negotiating, and closing them is up to you.
Coming soonWaitlist open
The Retail Buyer Profits Course
Video lessons and the contracts, plus 30 days of RBP Pro free — then just $9.95/month. It'll be $397 paid in full or 3 payments of $165.67. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first — early list gets the launch pricing.
RBP intro and step-by-step lessons on video
Downloadable contracts and paperwork templates
The exact scripts for Pretty, Yucky and Scary offers
30 days of RBP Pro calculators free, then $9.95/month
Questions people ask
Do I have to pay to use the calculator?
No. The full Retail Buyer Profits calculation — comps, condition presets, all nine expense lines, the wholesale comparison, and the stoplight — is free and always will be. You only pay if you want the app to remember your properties for you.
I was a member of the old site. What happens to my properties?
Everything we imported is still yours. Original members get 60 days of Pro on the house, starting the first time you sign in. Even after that, your saved properties never disappear — you can always view them, export them to CSV, and delete them. You just need Pro to add or edit properties.
Can I cancel?
Anytime, in two clicks from your Preferences page. You keep Pro until the end of the period you already paid for.
Do you offer refunds?
Yes — a 30-day money-back guarantee. Refunds are handled by our payment provider, Paddle. Contact us and we'll sort it out.
