FlipperForce is house flipping software for deal analysis, rehab projects and AI expense tracking. Plans from $59/month billed annually, 30-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
FlipperForce is web-based software for house flippers and real estate investors. It combines deal analysis, project management and accounting in one platform, and positions itself as a replacement for the spreadsheets many investors use to track each flip. The company says it has operated since 2018 and reports more than 3,000 active users and 125,000+ active projects hosted.
The product grew out of founder Dave Robertson's own flipping work, starting with a spreadsheet in 2013 before the web platform launched in 2018. John Kary is CTO. It supports several exit strategies, including flipping, BRRRR, new construction and wholesaling, so it is a vertical tool for real estate rather than a general project manager.
A deal starts as a lead in the Fix-and-Flip CRM. You review comps to forecast ARV, run the flip or BRRRR analyzer, and use the rehab estimator to build a scope of work and a maximum purchase price. Once a property is bought, the estimate feeds the project budget, and the schedule, tasks and calendar track the renovation.
In the field, project managers and contractors use the FlipperForce Field app to post updates, upload photos and capture receipts. The AI Receipt Analyzer reads each receipt, extracts vendor data, itemizes line items and suggests budget categories. Budget vs. actuals then shows where a project stands, and a final profit statement closes it out.
Deal analysis includes comps, flip and BRRRR analyzers, a rehab estimator and investment reports for lenders. Business management adds separate dashboards for leads, active projects and completed portfolio, plus team management. Active project views show milestones, budget vs. actual and overages in one place.
Project management includes a Gantt scheduler, task manager with templates, a calendar that works with Google and Outlook, a material catalog and a document manager. Accounting includes expense tracking, a receipt inbox, an AI Expense Importer and reports by category or vendor. A public API covers projects, expenses, photos, updates and tasks.
FlipperForce is web-based software for house flippers and real estate investors. It combines deal analysis, rehab estimating, project management and expense tracking, and includes a mobile app for the jobsite.
Solo costs $59 per month billed annually or $79 billed monthly. Teams costs $149 annually or $199 monthly, and Business costs $349 annually or $499 monthly.
Yes. It offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card required. If no card is added by day 30, the account pauses and projects and files stay saved.
No free or cheaper plan is listed. The company points to the 30-day trial, which includes every feature, as the way to evaluate it on a real project.
The sources name Google and Outlook calendar support. A public API covers projects, expenses, photos, project updates and tasks.
The company says yes for newer investors who have a deal under contract or about to be. It offers the same estimating, budgeting and lender reporting system experienced flippers use.
Yes. The FlipperForce Field app lets teams post project updates, upload photos and capture receipts from the jobsite on iOS and Android. The web app is also mobile responsive.
Monthly plans can be canceled anytime and will not renew. Annual plans include a 30-day money-back guarantee.