Try the whole deal operating system free for 3 days
Not a demo and not a stripped-down tier — the trial is the full FTC Pro plan. Import your leads, skip trace an owner, underwrite a property, generate a 50-state contract, send it for signature and push the deal to cash buyers before you pay anything.
No charge for 3 days · Cancel anytime from Settings · No setup fees, no contracts
What the free trial includes
Everything on FTC Pro, unlocked from the first minute. Nothing below is held back for paying accounts.
- The full CRM: leads, pipeline, tasks and follow-ups
- Deal Map and motivated seller lead lists
- Skip tracing and Lead Builder (500 FTC Credits)
- Deal analysis with ARV, MAO, comps and net sheets
- The 50-state Contract Engine and e-signature
- The cash buyer database and automatic buyer matching
- EMD Vault funding requests
- Ask Shelly, the built-in AI coach, free on every plan
- The full education library, glossary and practice deals
How the trial works
Four steps, no surprises. Here is exactly what happens and when.
1 · Create your account
Sign up with an email, Google or Apple account. Your workspace is ready immediately — no onboarding call required and no sales gate in front of the product.
2 · Add a card, pay nothing today
Checkout collects a card so your workspace keeps running the moment the trial ends, but nothing is charged for three days. If you cancel before then, you are never billed.
3 · Use everything for 3 days
The trial is the real FTC Pro product, not a demo sandbox. Import your leads, pull comps, generate a contract, send it for signature and push a deal to buyers.
4 · Keep going, or cancel
On day three, Pro continues at $85/mo, month to month. Cancel from Settings any time in two clicks and you keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
What it costs after 3 days
Month to month on every plan, with no setup fee and no contract. Full details on the pricing page.
FTC Pro
2 seats · 500 FTC Credits / mo
The plan your trial runs on.
FTC Teams
Up to 10 seats · 2,500 shared credits / mo
Shared CRM, buyers and success manager.
Enterprise
Unlimited seats · custom credits
Custom onboarding and terms.
Free trial questions
How long is the Flip The Contract free trial?
Three days. The trial gives you the complete FTC Pro plan, not a limited version of it, so you can run a real deal end to end before you decide.
Do I need a credit card to start the free trial?
Yes. A card is collected at checkout so your workspace continues without interruption when the trial ends, but nothing is charged during the three days. We are deliberately clear about this: the trial promises no charge today, not no card today.
What happens when the trial ends?
Your subscription continues automatically on FTC Pro at $85 per month, billed monthly. Nothing else changes and no data is touched — the workspace you built during the trial is the workspace you keep.
How do I cancel the trial?
Open Settings and cancel the subscription. If you cancel during the trial you are never charged. If you cancel later, you keep full access until the end of the billing period you already paid for.
Is my data deleted if I do not continue?
No. Your leads, contracts and deal history stay in your workspace. If you come back and resubscribe, everything is where you left it.
Can I trial the Teams plan?
The 3-day trial applies to your first subscription, and you can start it on Teams as well as Pro. If you want a longer evaluation for a larger team, book a demo and we will arrange a pilot.
Can I start a second free trial later?
The trial is a one-time introductory offer per account. If you have subscribed before, checkout moves you straight onto a paid plan rather than granting a second trial.
Is there anything free without a trial at all?
Yes. The Free Deal Analyzer underwrites a real address and returns ARV, repairs, MAO and an exit recommendation with no account at all, and the wholesaling glossary and contract-template library are open to everyone.
Your first deal starts today
Three days is enough to lock up a property if you already have a lead. Start the trial and find out.