Updated April 1, 2026
Quick Verdict
Offrs is better if you want to prospect beyond your existing database in a defined territory. Revaluate is better if you have a large existing contact list and want to identify who in it is most likely to move soon.
| Feature | Offrs | Revaluate |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Data Source | Public records in a purchased territory | Your existing CRM contacts |
| What It Identifies | Net-new likely sellers in a geographic area | Move-likely contacts already in your database |
| Territory/Exclusivity Model | Yes — territory-based exclusivity | No territory model — works on your contacts |
| Database Size Required | Not applicable — finds new prospects | More valuable with 400+ contacts |
| CRM Integration | Available with select CRM platforms | Integrates with several major CRMs |
| Outreach Required | Yes — you do the outreach | Yes — you do the outreach |
| Pricing Model | Territory-based — contact for quote | Database size-based — contact for quote |
| Best For | Listing agents farming a territory | Agents with established, large databases |
Both Offrs and Revaluate use AI to predict which homeowners are likely to sell. The fundamental difference is where they get their data from and what they expect you to do with it.
Offrs goes outside your world: it analyzes public property records in a territory you purchase and identifies net-new prospects you probably do not know yet. Revaluate goes inside your world: it scores the contacts already in your CRM to tell you which ones are most likely to move in the near term.
Understanding this distinction is the key to choosing between them — or deciding you need both.
Offrs operates on a territory model. You purchase a zip code (or similar geographic unit), and Offrs gives you exclusive access to its predictions for that territory. No other Offrs subscriber can purchase the same area.
The output is a ranked list of homeowners in your territory who are statistically likely to list in the coming months. The AI processes publicly available data — property records, ownership duration, and other signals — to generate these scores. You then use direct mail, doorknocking, digital ads, and phone calls to build awareness and relationships with those prospects.
The territory exclusivity is a meaningful advantage over pure lead marketplaces, where the same lead is sold to multiple agents. When you invest months of outreach into a prospect list from Offrs, you are not competing with three other agents who bought the same data.
Read our full Offrs review for a detailed assessment of the platform.
Revaluate takes the opposite approach. It does not generate new contacts — it helps you figure out which of your existing contacts are worth your attention right now.
Most agents have a contact database that is significantly underworked. They stay in touch with their most recent past clients and the contacts who happen to stay in front of them, while hundreds of older contacts sit dormant. Some of those dormant contacts are thinking about selling. Most are not. Revaluate tries to tell you which is which.
The model analyzes your contacts alongside external data signals and assigns each one a move-likelihood score. High-scoring contacts surface to the top of your prioritized follow-up list. Lower-scoring contacts can receive lighter-touch outreach or be deprioritized entirely until their score changes.
Read our full Revaluate review for more detail.
The choice between Offrs and Revaluate comes down to an honest assessment of your situation:
Choose Offrs if: Your database is small or you feel you have already worked it thoroughly. You have capacity for new prospects but need better targeting intelligence to know who to approach in your farm area.
Choose Revaluate if: You have a large database — typically 400+ contacts, ideally many past clients — but no systematic way to identify which contacts are ready to transact. You are losing listings because you are not staying in front of the right people at the right time.
Consider both if: You are running an active farming program alongside a substantial database. The cost adds up, so model the expected conversion rate and commission value carefully before committing to both.
It bears emphasizing: both tools are data providers, not conversion tools. Neither one calls prospects for you, builds relationships for you, or handles follow-up. The intelligence they provide is only as valuable as the outreach you execute on top of it.
Agents who see strong ROI from these tools typically have a defined follow-up system already in place. Agents who do not will find that buying better prospect data does not compensate for an inconsistent outreach process.
For context on how predictive tools fit into a complete AI strategy, see our guide to the best AI lead generation tools for realtors.