There's no support queue and no sales team. theFLIP was built by a working fix-and-flip investor who got tired of running deals out of a spreadsheet, and that's who reads your message.
Everything except the message is optional if you'd rather keep it short.
It lands in my inbox and I read it myself — nothing routes to a bot or a knowledge base. I answer as quickly as I can, and if something's going to take a while to sort out, I'll tell you that rather than go quiet.
info@theflipre.com reaches the same place. The form just saves you writing out the context.
If a number looks wrong on one of your deals, say which deal and which screen. I'd rather chase a specific number than a general feeling that something's off — and a wrong number is the kind of bug I want to hear about immediately.
The features page has real screens from the app, and pricing lists every plan and what's in it. You can also just sign up free — three deals, no card, no call required.
Yes, and I'd prefer it. Sign up free — three active deals, no credit card, no demo call.
No. Contractors, JV partners, and bookkeepers are free on the plans that include them, with no limit on how many.
Not yet — billing isn't open. The prices are published so you know what's coming, but the only plan you can start today is the free one. No need to write in about it; when paid plans open you'll be able to upgrade from inside the app.
Not yet — those are on the roadmap along with lease options and a portal for private money lenders. Today theFLIP is built for fix and flip specifically, and it's better for being narrow.
Yes. You can export a deal's numbers as a text summary, and pull a full year's transaction ledger as a CSV from the Reports page.