She works the market. You work the offer.
feebe doesn't wait for you to go searching. She scans your entire market — every listing, every transaction, every photo — and brings the best deals straight to you, already underwritten, offer teed up.
This is the part that's actually ours — not a wrapper around someone else's data, a system built to watch your market the way an acquisitions agent would.
Most "AI-powered" tools wait for you to bring them a deal, then run the math. feebe doesn't wait. She scans your entire market — thousands of transactions, thousands of photos — looking for the same signals you'd train an acquisitions agent to spot.
She's trained on your market and your metrics — the same standards you'd hand a new acquisitions hire on day one. Every deal that clears the bar arrives already underwritten, comps pulled, offer teed up. You just click send.
Confirm what she gets right. Correct what she gets wrong. She learns your standards a little more with every deal — until reviewing opportunities and sending offers is a single click.
Almost every operator ends up building the same stack, one login at a time — and none of it was built to work together.
Most operators are running two or three tools they forgot they even pay for — a data subscription nobody's opened in months, an old outreach tool still quietly running in the background next to the one that replaced it. That's not a personal failing. It's just what happens when the stack is this fragmented.
Where almost everyone starts — manual comps, manual tracking, manual everything.
More data, but still yours to dig through, filter, and cross-reference by hand.
Another login, another export, another list to reconcile against the last one.
One tool per channel, each with its own list, its own login, its own reporting.
Agents and acquisitions hires working across every tool above — none of it connected between them.
One connected system — market data, underwriting, contracts, buyers, and follow-up, talking to each other by default.
One continuous pipeline — feebe runs the busywork end-to-end so every deal moves without you touching a spreadsheet.
feebe scans your entire market every day and brings the opportunities that match your standards straight to you — no digging required.
ARV, repair estimate, and max allowable offer — calculated automatically for every opportunity, no spreadsheet required.
Generate the official contract, send it for e-signature, and get the deal under contract without leaving the platform.
feebe matches the deal to your best-fit buyers, blasts it out, and follows up automatically until it closes.
feebe replaces the sprawl of sheets, point tools, and half-finished contracts with one system built specifically for wholesale acquisitions.
Proprietary scoring that analyzes every listing and transaction in your market — not just the one you already found.
ARV, rehab cost, and max offer generated automatically for every deal — consistent numbers, every time.
Official contract templates filled automatically and sent out for signature — assignment paperwork included.
Every deal is scored against your buyer list so the right offer reaches the right buyer first, automatically.
Automated email and text sequences keep agents and buyers warm without you writing another message by hand.
Market data, underwriting, contracts, buyers, and follow-up all in one workspace — built to talk to each other from day one.
Whether you're running solo or leading a team, feebe fits the way wholesale acquisitions actually work.
Cover more of your market without hiring a research team.
Give every agent the same acquisitions engine, under one roof.
Spend your day on calls and offers, not spreadsheets.
Before feebe, I ran deals the same way most wholesalers do — a spreadsheet, a market-data subscription, a skip-tracing tool, a couple of outreach tools, and a CRM trying to hold it all together.
Across ten markets and tens of thousands of buyers, I felt every gap between those tools personally. At one point I realized I was paying for a data subscription I hadn't opened in months, while two separate outreach tools quietly ran in the background — neither one aware the other existed.
That's not a personal failing. It's just what the stack does to you as you scale. feebe is the system I wish I'd had from day one: something that actually watches the market for you, brings you the deals worth your time already underwritten, and gets out of the way so you can just make the offer.
feebe finds the deals, underwrites them, and tees up the offer — so your day can be about the click, not the chase.