send this
"Based on what you've told me about the property and the roof, we're at $184,500. If that works, we can talk through next steps."
draft readywithin limits
for wholesalers past the beginner stage
From "what will you pay me?" to authorized terms.
Paste a seller thread that stalled. See the motivation, the maximum allowable offer, and the next message — inside limits you set, and aware of the state the house sits in.
No signup. No card. It never enters a deal — it drafts, you send.
step 1 of 4 — paste
example thread — 118 Baldwin Ave, Rochester NY
seller, 9:41 pm
"honestly I don't know what it's worth anymore. my brother and I inherited it in March and neither of us wants to deal with the roof."
seller, 9:44 pm
"we were thinking $200,000 but we're not attached to it. we'd rather be done by summer."
you, 11 days ago
"got it — mind if I ask a few questions about the property first?"
pasted as-is from a texting platform. no formatting required.
The bottleneck is not leads. It is the moment after the seller answers.
Lists and blast texting are solved and cheap. Then the seller says "okay, what will you pay me?" — and today that gap gets patched three ways, all bad.
a VA
cheap, and unauthorized. They can qualify, but they do not know the maximum, and they forget to write it down.
an all-in-one CRM
its AI answers the phone, books a callback, and stops exactly where the money starts — at the price question.
your own phone
a counter answered in ninety seconds beats one answered in four hours. Your phone does not scale past a few live calls a day.
Nobody carries the seller from that question to authorized terms. OfferPilot is built for that moment only — the one moment every competitor hands back to a human.
Every number shows its arithmetic.
The target percentage, repair assumptions, wholesale fee and costs are yours to set. The maximum allowable offer computes live as they change, and it never claims to be a valuation — every estimate carries a confidence label on the same screen.
- confidence
- low, on this example
- why
- the ARV is a typed estimate, not comps
example deal — 118 Baldwin Ave
- estimated ARV$261,000
- × target percentage (70%)= $182,700
- estimated repairs− $24,000
- wholesale fee− $10,000
- closing, holding, contingency− $5,220
maximum allowable offer$143,480
Illustrative figures for a sample property. Not a real deal or a valuation.
A tool that will tell an investor no.
Every thread ends at one of two verdicts. Both are quiet, both show the reasons, and neither pretends the number is more certain than it is.
do not send an offer
"The seller asked $208,000 and you are authorized to $184,500. Here is the handoff brief, and here is what to ask for in return."
handoff briefstage: HUMAN REVIEW
Illustrative drafts for a second sample deal, distinct from the example above. Not real messages, and not a valuation.
It escalates on the tripwires that mean a human must speak — probate, foreclosure, bankruptcy, title, a request for legal advice, a demand above your maximum, or a seller ready to sign. It never enters an agreement, and asked whether it is an AI, it says yes.
It knows the wholesaling rules of the state the house sits in.
Property state drives what a draft may say, and which disclosures ride on an offer message. This is friction we chose on purpose — it is the reason the product exists.
example — Texas
"The assignment must disclose your equitable interest, Property Code 5.0205. This is already in the draft."
license-required states
In IL, SC, NC, OK, PA, NM, the draft is withheld until the owner records how they operate there — licensed, partnered with a broker, or taking title.
It does not give legal advice. When a state rule is uncertain, the deal parks at a flagged stage, named plainly, waiting on a human.
Limits you set once. It never crosses them.
Minimum, target and maximum purchase price, initial offer, and desired wholesale fee are yours. It negotiates toward target, and it does not repeatedly lower an offer just because a seller says no.
mintargetmaxask
1
autopilot — qualify
Talks to the seller and qualifies. Cannot discuss an offer.
2
autopilot — offer
defaultDiscusses offers inside your limits. Escalates before any agreement. Default.
3
autopilot — negotiate
Negotiates toward target, inside your limits. Escalates before any agreement.
One-time conversation packs. No subscription.
A conversation credit is one seller thread run end to end — qualification, scoring, the MAO, negotiation drafting and follow-ups. Every workspace starts with 25 free conversations before any card is entered.
to start
25 conversations
included, no card required
entry pack
$99
100 conversations — about $1 a thread, against a VA hour at $5 to $9
larger packs
500 / 2,000
conversation packs for higher volume, priced at checkout when the workspace opens
Credits never expire. At zero, drafting pauses — your pipeline, transcripts and limits stay open and readable. There is no subscription, no seat license and no per-deal fee.