REsimpli review: every feature on every plan, and the highest entry price we review
Updated September 2026. Independent. REsimpli did not see this before publication.
Every feature sits on every plan, so the tiers buy seats and skip tracing credits, never features. That makes it the highest entry price of the eight tools we review, by a wide margin, and it hands a new subscriber the entire product on day one.
- Best forLists, calls and deals in one system
- Not forYour first year, before the leads exist
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- From
- $299/mo, or $249/mo paid annually
- App Store
- 4.89 from 387 ratings
- Free trial
- 14 days
- Skip tracing
- 10,000 credits a month on Solo, pooled across the account
What independent reviewers actually say about REsimpli
Recent iOS reviews
0 of 49
rated 3★ or below
Strong on every surface we checked: 4.8 on G2 from 415 reviews, 4.89 on iOS, 4.8 on Play, and none of the 49 most recent iOS reviews sits at 3★ or below. REsimpli’s own site advertises 4.9 from 2,547 investors. That one is self-reported, and we are not counting it as a third-party rating.
What REsimpli actually does
REsimpli is a CRM for real estate investors that positions itself as the thing replacing the other eleven. Real estate lists, skip tracing credits, calling, SMS, email, direct mail, eSign and KPI dashboards arrive in one subscription rather than bolted together from separate vendors.
It suits real estate investors who already have leads landing and are losing them between a spreadsheet, a dialer and a mail service. If you are still looking for your first leads, you would be paying $299 a month for a system to manage deal flow that does not exist yet.
REsimpliat a glance
| Feature gating | None. Every feature is on every plan |
|---|---|
| What the tiers buy | Seats and skip tracing credits: 1, 5 and 15 users with 10,000, 20,000 and 50,000 credits |
| Unlimited | Calling, SMS, email, eSign, list stacking, cash buyer searches |
| Skip tracing | 10,000 credits a month on Solo, 20,000 on Team, 50,000 on Business |
| Dialer | Triple line, for every user on every plan |
| Websites | SEO seller and buyer sites, included |
| Do credits roll over? | No. Unused credits are lost |
| County coverage | All 50 states |
| Onboarding | Free and unlimited |
| Platforms | Web and mobile |
What REsimpli actually costs, including the metered extras
Plans
Solo, 1 user
$299/mo
Monthly
- Annual
- $249/mo
- Billed yearly
- $2,988/yr
Team, 5 users
$899/mo
Monthly
- Annual
- $699/mo
- Billed yearly
- $8,388/yr
Business, 15 users
$2,199/mo
Monthly
- Annual
- $1,799/mo
- Billed yearly
- $21,588/yr
Charged on top, per unit
- Everything in the productnothing extrait is all in the plan
- Skip tracing past the allowance15¢ a record, or nonethe pricing page and the Terms disagree
- Extra users$99/mo eachon annual billing, $125 on monthly
- Postcards and lettersbilled per piecethe rate is not on the pricing page
- Unused skip tracing creditslostthey reset rather than bank
The comparison that matters is not against the $299, it is against what you already pay. REsimpli says it replaces eleven tools, so add up your dialer, your mail service, your CRM and your skip tracing and see whether the total actually moves. Annual takes Solo to $249/mo, or $2,988 a year, a saving of $600. What does not carry over is unused skip tracing credits, which reset each month rather than banking.
What REsimpli does not put on the pricing page
Two numbers you will meet before you buy, and neither is quite what it looks like.
The 4.9 on their own site is their own number
REsimpli advertises "Rated 4.9 from 2,547+ investors". That figure is self-reported on its own marketing page. It is not a third-party rating and it is not checkable by you or by us.
The independent number we can check is G2’s, 4.8 from 415 reviews. Those are different populations, so this is not a contradiction and not an accusation. It is a reason to know which of the two you are looking at, because only one of them can be audited.
REsimpli pricing page and G2, September 2026
The trial is 14 days, whatever a reviewer told you
The pricing page states 14 days, cancel any time before billing. One G2 reviewer refers to a 30 day trial.
We publish the figure on the pricing page, because that is the one you will actually be held to. If you were told 30 somewhere else, get it in writing before you plan around it.
REsimpli pricing page, September 2026
What REsimpli reviewers keep praising
Counted from the same ten G2 reviews as the complaints above. Given the setup complaint is the loudest one, the onboarding answer belongs next to it rather than pages away.
Onboarding is free and unlimited
This is the direct answer to the complaint above it. The most repeated criticism is that setup is complicated and overwhelming, and REsimpli bundles unlimited onboarding rather than selling it as a package.
Whether that cancels the complaint out depends on you. It does mean the fix is included in the $299 rather than quoted separately.
REsimpli pricing page and G2
It really is all in one
Reviewers who like it use that phrase unprompted, and they mean the AI agents qualifying leads, direct mail sent from the app in the field, and the KPI dashboards, all without a second subscription. The positive and the negative here are the same fact seen from two distances.
G2
The dashboards are what people stay for
KPI reporting comes up repeatedly among longer-tenured reviewers rather than new ones, which fits the pattern across the whole page: this is a tool that repays deal flow and punishes starting from nothing.
G2
What REsimpli is bad at
Counted across the ten G2 reviews on page one and the recent app store feeds. Worth saying plainly that the recent record is clean: none of the 49 most recent iOS reviews sits at 3★ or below. G2 themes are counted and cited rather than reprinted.
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It is overwhelming to set up
Four of the ten G2 reviews we read describe the initial setup as complicated, the product as complex and overwhelming, and onboarding as tedious. It is the most repeated complaint, and it follows directly from the pricing model: every feature is on every plan, so a new subscriber is handed all of it at once.
G2, 4 of 10
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The price is hard to justify early
Two of ten name the cost, one of them specifically for people starting out who have not built up cash reserves yet.
G2, 2 of 10
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An update broke core functions for one reviewer
One of the ten describes calling and texting not working properly after an update, and that reviewer moved to something else. Severe and recent rather than frequent, which is why it is here rather than higher.
G2, 1 of 10
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Driving for dollars draws a pointed complaint
"Driving for dollars sucks in this app. 80% property data isn't found until you click on it 5 to 10 times."
Play
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Incoming calls get missed
"If a lead calls you, you can barely hear the ringtone. I've missed so many calls... it only appears in notifications and is drowned in all the other notifications."
Play
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It slows down after updates
"pages can still be slow to load" and "sometimes it gets a bit slow after updates."
Play
Who should not buy REsimpli
- You do not have leads yet. This manages deal flow, it does not create it.
- Driving for dollars is your main channel. An app reviewer pans it, and DealMachine is built for exactly that.
- You want to start small. The floor is $299, and the tiers above it add seats and credits, so there is nothing below it to step onto.
- You need a CRM you can reshape. A reviewer puts it plainly: there is not a lot you can do to make it your own.
What to use instead of REsimpli
Alternatives to REsimpli, matched to the reason you would switch
REsimpli questions people actually ask
How much is REsimpli per month?
Solo is $299/mo for one user, or $249/mo paid annually at $2,988 a year. Team is $899/mo for five users and Business $2,199/mo for fifteen. The tiers differ by seats and skip tracing credits, never by features.
Does REsimpli have a free trial?
Yes, 14 days, cancel any time before billing. One G2 reviewer mentions 30 days. The published figure is 14 and that is the one we go with.
Does REsimpli include skip tracing?
Yes. Every plan includes monthly skip tracing credits pooled across the account: 10,000 on Solo, 20,000 on Team and 50,000 on Business. Unused credits do not roll over. Past the allowance its pricing page quotes 15¢ a record, while its Terms, effective September 2026, say tracing stops for the rest of the billing cycle, so ask before you count on extra traces.
Is REsimpli worth $299 a month?
It depends entirely on whether you have deal flow. If it replaces a separate CRM, dialer, mail service and skip tracing tool, add up what those cost you now and compare. Priced as your first purchase, before leads exist, it is the most expensive way to start of the eight tools we review.
Is REsimpli good for driving for dollars?
Not on the evidence. An app store reviewer says that in driving for dollars, most property data does not appear until you tap five to ten times. DealMachine is built around that single job, with a 4.79 iOS rating from 5,002 ratings.
What is REsimpli’s real rating?
Independently, 4.8 on G2 from 415 reviews, 4.89 on iOS from 387 and 4.8 on Play from 134. The 4.9 from 2,547 investors on its own site is self-reported and should not be read as a third-party score.
How we reached this verdict
| Line | Source | What we read |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Pricing | REsimpli’s own pricing page, with the monthly and annual toggle, September 2026 |
| 02 | Review sites | G2, 4.8 from 415 reviews, with page one read in full and the themes counted |
| 03 | Review sites | Capterra, which lists no product at all |
| 04 | App stores | The Apple App Store and Google Play listings and their review feeds |
| 05 | Vendor pages | Its own marketing claims, recorded separately as self-reported rather than mixed in |
What we did not do. We have not subscribed to REsimpli. Printing and postage for direct mail are billed per piece, and the pricing page does not list the rate, so there is no mail figure here rather than an estimated one.