WholedMyDeal vs Forefront CRM
Forefront gets the diagnosis right: deals die in follow-up. Its answer is campaigns and sequences you set up in advance. Ours is smaller. We ask when to follow up at the moment you hang up the phone, and then we email you the morning it is due. No campaign to build, and nothing sends to a seller in your name unless you wrote it.
$99–$299 a month
An investor who wants follow-up automation and will build the sequences.
$29 for 30 days
One solo wholesaler doing one to four assignments a month, working from a phone. Free for your first 5 deals.
Follow-up model
Forefront CRM
Campaigns and sequences you design, then assign to leads.
WholedMyDeal
You name the date at the end of the call. It shows up in DUE TODAY and in your inbox.
Setup before first use
Forefront CRM
Build the campaigns before the tool starts helping.
WholedMyDeal
None. The first follow-up gets scheduled during your first deal.
Who writes to the seller
Forefront CRM
Automated sequences can send on your behalf.
WholedMyDeal
You do, from a prefilled draft you can edit. Nothing goes out that you did not read.
Dispo and buyers
Forefront CRM
Buyer records and lists you filter by hand.
WholedMyDeal
FIND BUYERS names the buyer, with the fits and the mismatch stated plainly.
How you pay
Forefront CRM
A monthly subscription by user tier.
WholedMyDeal
$29 for 30 days, $249 for twelve months. It expires on its own.
What we do not have
Forefront CRM
Long automated drip campaigns and call-tracking numbers.
WholedMyDeal
Neither. One reminder email a day and one overdue nudge is the whole system.
Prices are their public list prices at the time of writing. Check their pricing page before you decide. Ours is on our pricing page and does not move.
- ·You want long automated drip sequences running without you.
- ·You have enough leads that hand-scheduling every follow-up is impractical.
- ·You want call tracking numbers attached to your marketing.
- ·You are comfortable designing campaigns before you get value.
- ·You forget follow-ups because logging them is slower than remembering them.
- ·You want the reminder to come from a date you chose, not a sequence you built.
- ·You want the buyer side solved too, not just the seller side.
- ·You do not want software emailing sellers in your name.
Forefront CRM at $99 a month is $1,188 a year. A 12-month Pro Pass is $249, paid once, with no card kept and nothing to cancel. If you want to try the difference first, a 30-day pass is $29 and the free tier has no clock on it.
No card. No signup until the deal is already written.