DealOrb
At a Glance
The AI-native option in this category and cheap enough to trial; brand-new, so treat its vendor-reported traction with caution and confirm it fits your workflow before you rely on it.
- Pricing
- Subscription, Published on the vendor's site (dealorb.ai, August 2026): Starter $49 a month, Growth $79 a month, Pro quoted rather than listed. The $99, $299 and $999 tiers recorded in July are no longer on the page, and the caps moved with the prices. Starter now covers 25 document analyses and 25 active deals, Growth is unlimited on both, and agentic off-market sourcing is listed in every tier since it went live.
- Best For
- Early adopters who want AI screening layered onto marketplace browsing
- Roadmap Stages
- 4. Source & Screen Deals
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Genuinely AI-native approach to listing extraction and CIM screening
- Priced for individuals, not private equity
Cons
- Brand-new (domain registered Nov 2025) with no track record
- All claims and pricing are the vendor's own; their blog self-ranks them #1
- Its off-market sourcing went live in 2026 as agentic sourcing, with no outside record yet of what it finds
What Searchers Say
The signal is still vendor-reported: the site self-reports 100-plus buyers, shows one named testimonial (an independent sponsor), lists security credentials (AWS, GCP, BBB, AES-256), and its agentic off-market sourcing went live in 2026 in every tier. No independent Reddit or Searchfunder footprint yet, which is expected for a tool this new. Published with that caveat stated plainly rather than held, so a reader can trial it with eyes open; re-verify when independent signal appears.