Pricing

Your payroll is a leak.
This is the fix.

You're burning $8,000–$18,000/month on humans who call in sick, tools that don't talk to each other, and a CRM held together with duct tape and denial. Chief replaces all of it. Do the math — we'll wait.

Plans

We build it. We run it.
You close deals.

This isn't another login you'll forget the password to. An operator deploys Chief into your CRM, configures every bot to your exact operation, and manages the whole thing so you never have to. No DIY. No "quick setup wizard." No lies.

Launch
$2,500/mo
+ $3,500 one-time setup fee
Divisions Active
  • List & Lead Supply (Shield, Stacker)
  • Foundation bots — first 8 deployed
  • Sales Division — Ranger's full team
Platform
  • Salesforce or GoHighLevel
  • BatchData enrichment integration
  • Voniq voice agent setup
  • Monthly Curator report
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Most Deployed
Full Crew
$5,000/mo
+ $6,500 one-time setup fee
Divisions Active
  • All 6 divisions — full crew
  • Marketing, Sales, Deal Desk
  • TC, Disposition, Operations
Platform
  • Any supported CRM
  • Full BatchData + Voniq integration
  • Weekly Curator intelligence report
  • Overwatch ops monitoring
  • Human accountability scoring
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Enterprise
Custom
Multi-market operators
Everything in Full Crew, plus
  • Multi-market deployment
  • Custom bot development
  • Dedicated operator support
  • SLA guarantee
  • White-glove onboarding
  • Quarterly strategy review
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The Autopsy

Here's where your money goes to die.
We itemized the funeral.

You're currently spending $8,000–$18,000/month on a Frankenstein stack of half-tools and full-time employees who automate nothing. This is not an opinion. This is your P&L.

SolutionMonthly CostCoverageSetup BurdenAI Reasoning
GoHighLevel (DIY)$297–$497/mo~20% — glorified drip campaign40–80 hrs of your life, goneZero — if/then spaghetti
GHL Agency Setup$2,000–$8,000 one-time~20% — same drip, prettier skinPay someone else to DIY itZero — still if/then
LeftMain REI$500–$2,000/moCRM only — everything else is your problemModerate — hope you like spreadsheetsBarely — lipstick on a database
REsimpli$99–$399/moPipeline view — a to-do list with a logoLow — because it does lessNone — you are the AI
Human TC + ISA team$6,000–$14,000/moDepends who showed up todayHire, train, lose, repeat foreverHuman judgment — when they feel like it
Chief — Full CrewThe adult in the room$5,000/mo100% — every role, every stageWe build it. You don't.Full AI crew that never quits

Receipts

Don't take our word for it.
Take their numbers.

I had two ISAs and a TC coordinator costing me $11K a month. One quit. One was "working from home." The TC was drowning. Chief replaced all three and my cost-per-deal dropped 40% in 90 days. I don't miss the HR headaches.
MR
Marcus R.
Wholesale Operator — Phoenix, AZ · 18 deals/mo
We got hit with a TCPA violation last year. Real money, real lawyers, real problem. Shield runs compliance checks before a single call goes out. That alone pays for the whole platform. Everything else is gravy.
JT
Jessica T.
GHL Operator — Atlanta, GA · Multi-market
My AEs used to walk into appointments with nothing but vibes and a Zillow screenshot. Now Sherpa hands them a full property brief before they leave the car. Appointment-to-contract went from 18% to 31%. That's not a tweak. That's a different business.
DK
David K.
Wholesale Team Lead — Dallas, TX · Salesforce

FAQ

You're going to ask anyway.
So here.

No. And honestly, the fact that other companies make you do that should tell you everything about their confidence in their own product. Chief plugs into Salesforce and GoHighLevel right now via webhooks and REST API. HubSpot and Podio are next. We don't need you to abandon your setup. We need your setup to finally have a brain.
It means you don't touch a single prompt, workflow, webhook, or integration. The operator audits your CRM, maps every human role to a bot function, pulls your existing scripts and templates, and builds the entire system around your operation. Then manages it. Ongoing. Your job is closing deals. Our job is making sure no deal ever falls through a crack in the first place. If you wanted to DIY this, you'd need six months and an engineer who understands both AI and wholesale real estate. Good luck finding that person.
Foundation and Sales bots go live weeks 1–4. That means every lead is being enriched, scored, and routed before your morning coffee by the end of month one. By week 8, your entire sales operation is automated. The full 6-division buildout completes by week 22. But let's be clear: you're not sitting around for 22 weeks. You're watching your cost-per-deal drop in real time while we're still building.
It tells you. Every bot has a defined failure mode — not a prayer and a hope, an actual specification. API timeout? Caught, logged, routed to a human. Low confidence output? Flagged, not fabricated. Every action is logged before the next one fires. The system is engineered to surface problems, not hide them. Which, if you think about it, is more than most of your employees do.
Every prompt. Every orchestration flow. Every data mapping. Full visibility, always. You're not renting a black box from some VC-backed startup that'll pivot to pet insurance next quarter. You're deploying a documented system with standardized bot specs: identity, mission, inputs, rules, outputs, edge cases. We show our work because our work is worth showing.
Sweet spot is 10–15 deals a month. But if you're at 5–8 and trying to scale without hiring three more people who need W-2s and health insurance, Chief is how you get to 15 without the headcount. Below 5 deals a month? Launch tier might fit, but we'll tell you straight in the consultation if it's not the right time. We'd rather turn away a bad-fit client than onboard someone who isn't ready. That's not charity — it's quality control.

You already know
what this costs you.

Add up the ISAs, the TC, the seven tools that don't talk to each other, and the deals that fell through the cracks last month. That number is bigger than ours. It always is.

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