Best Deal Packaging Software UK (2026)

Deal packaging software is for the stage after you have found a deal: running the numbers, building the pack an investor reads, and getting it in front of the right people. The tools UK sourcers compare for that job come from different directions. Some were built around the pack itself, some are deal-finding platforms that added brochures, and some are data or landlord platforms that sourcers use alongside a pack builder. This comparison covers twelve of them, including ours.

Last reviewed: 15 October 2026

How we compared them

Five criteria, applied to every tool including ours:

• Pack quality and branding: can it produce a branded document or page an investor takes seriously?
• Analysis depth: which strategies it covers, and whether the stamp duty and financing maths is there
• Data and deal finding: comparables, market data, and whether it finds deals for you
• Distribution and follow-up: getting packs to investors, knowing who engaged, and managing investors
• Price for a working solo sourcer

The comparison at a glance

Tools built around the investor pack

Sourcefolio

Sourcefolio (opens in a new tab) describes itself as an all-in-one system for UK property sourcers. Its home page says each deal becomes a branded investor brochure, shared as one link or a PDF. Its pricing page says every plan includes shareable investor brochures, but its plan table lists the portfolio and brochure generator only on Pro (£59.99 a month) and Business. Around that it adds an investment calculator, an enquiry pipeline, an investor CRM, documents with e-signature and, after a sale, a project portal that keeps the investor updated on the refurb, though its plan table puts the investor CRM and portal on Pro and above. Plans are £19.99, £59.99 and £499.99 a month, with a free account and a three-day Pro trial. If you want to run investors and paperwork in the same place as the pack, it covers more of that than Dealist does.

Property Packs

Property Packs (opens in a new tab) is a set of AI tools: an investor pack generator that builds an editable pack from a few details about the deal, deal calculators, an AI valuation pack with comparables, and an auction legal pack analyser. Plans are credit-based: Starter at £28 a month and Pro at £48 a month, with a 15% joining discount showing on the day we checked (£23.80 and £40.80). Its pricing lists no PDF branding on Starter, so branded packs mean Pro.

DealMetric

DealMetric (opens in a new tab) says it is now completely free, with more than 50 tools included: a calculator suite covering buy-to-let, BRRR, HMO, serviced accommodation, rent-to-rent, flips and commercial deals, a deal pack generator that produces branded investor presentations, an investor CRM that tracks the deals you send, due diligence and valuation tools, a portfolio manager and legal templates. On price nothing in this list beats it, and its breadth is wide. The pack generator sits behind a sign-in, so we could not see a sample pack on the public site.

Sourcing platforms that also package deals

PropertyEngine

PropertyEngine (opens in a new tab)'s strength is the front of the funnel: searching the portals for deals that need modernisation, are reduced, repossessed or in potential negative equity, with alerts, comparables, calculators, a deal pipeline and direct-to-vendor letters. Brandable PDF brochures, with your calculator, sourcing fee and several strategies on one brochure, come with the Pro plan at £89.99 a month plus VAT; Basic is £24.99 and Ultimate £199.99, both plus VAT. If finding stock is your bottleneck rather than presenting it, it deserves a serious look.

Property Deals Insight

Property Deals Insight (opens in a new tab) is a property data platform with self-service tools for agents, investors and sourcers: deal finding, off-market vendor signals, property and valuation reports, and area data. Its page for sourcers offers branded professional deal packs and a deal listings service for putting deals in front of investors. Self-service plans start at £99 a year plus VAT for investor plans, billed annually, and £83.25 a month plus VAT for agent plans; its pricing page does not say which plan includes branded deal packs.

Deal Portal

Deal Portal (opens in a new tab) describes itself as a deal sourcing and packaging platform ("find, analyse, and package property deals"). What its site shows is a deal management system: it imports listings you find on the portals, works out yield, ROI and a deal score, and runs a sourcing pipeline with an investor database that shows which investors fit a deal, plus a voice assistant. Its site shows no example of a pack or PDF it produces. It has a free Starter plan, Professional at £297 a month and an Enterprise option at £15,000 to set up then £1,000 a month, with a 14-day free trial; a limited-time discount was being advertised.

Deal-finding and analysis tools

These three sites describe finding and assessing deals, not packaging them, so they pair with a pack builder rather than replace one.

Dealsourcr

Dealsourcr (opens in a new tab) uses AI to pre-stack deals on the market (refurbs, HMOs, buy-to-lets, rent-to-serviced-accommodation, negative equity and more), with calculators, an address lookup for comparables, and market research data it says it has collected since 2019. Pro is £79.99 a month and Premium £89.99 a month, both plus VAT and billed yearly, with a seven-day free trial. Its site does not describe investor packs.

PropMarker

PropMarker (opens in a new tab) uses AI to find deals: it reads floor plans to spot room for extra bedrooms or an HMO, scores deals, and searches below-market, probate, unsold auction and off-market properties, with a deal analyser, comparables and a browser extension for the portals. It costs £99.99 a month, or £839 a year, with a seven-day free trial.

Property Filter

Property Filter (opens in a new tab) combines motivated-seller lead finding (price drops, relistings and withdrawals), deal calculators and comparables with training and an investor community of more than 1,800 members, it says, with weekly live calls. Memberships are £100, £150 and £250 a month plus VAT, or 20% less billed yearly, with an eight-day free trial. Its site does not describe a pack builder, though members can buy and sell packaged deals.

Data and portfolio platforms

PropertyData

PropertyData (opens in a new tab) is the data specialist here: local prices, rents, yields and growth, plot maps with ownership, valuations, deal sourcing alerts, a deal analyser and a national HMO register. Plans run from £15 to £60 a month plus VAT, with a 14-day free trial, and branded PDFs come with the £60 Unlimited plan. Its site does not describe a deal packaging workflow, but data like this is what evidences the comparables in a pack.

Lendlord

Lendlord (opens in a new tab) is a platform for landlords: portfolio, tenancy and compliance management, Making Tax Digital submissions, mortgages and bridging finance, plus property sourcing and buy-to-let, flip and BRRR analysers. Paid plans add a designed analysis report. It has a free plan; Premium is £12 a month or £99 a year, and Premium Plus £36 a month or £25 a month billed annually. Its site is written for landlords and investors managing their own portfolios rather than for sourcers packaging deals for others.

Dealist

Dealist is built around one loop: analyse the deal, generate the pack, share it, and see what happened. The analyser puts all five strategies (flip, buy-to-let, BRR, HMO and serviced accommodation) side by side, with stamp duty for the right nation: SDLT in England and Northern Ireland, LBTT in Scotland and LTT in Wales, including additional-dwelling surcharges. Packs are white-label PDFs with your logo, colours and contact details on paid plans; Deal Cards turn the same deal into social images in four formats, also in your branding on paid plans; share links count how often they are opened, and Deal Cards count views and clicks and capture leads from investors who leave their details.

Pricing is Free (3 watermarked packs a month), Solo at £39 a month or £348 a year, and Team at £99 a month or £948 a year, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. No VAT is added to these prices. Full details are on the pricing page.

Where other tools are stronger than Dealist

• Finding deals. Dealist does not find deals or search the portals. PropertyEngine, Dealsourcr, PropMarker, Property Filter, Property Deals Insight and Lendlord all describe doing so on their sites. (Deal Portal imports the listings you find; its site says it does not show you listings.)
• Price. DealMetric says it is free, including its deal pack generator and investor CRM. Sourcefolio's plans start at £19.99 a month (its plan table lists the brochure generator from Pro, £59.99), and Property Deals Insight's self-service plans start at £99 a year plus VAT. Dealist's free plan is limited to 3 watermarked packs a month.
• Managing investors. Dealist keeps a list of the leads its Deal Cards capture, but it has no investor CRM, no e-signature and no post-sale investor portal. Sourcefolio's site describes all three, and DealMetric and Deal Portal describe investor lists.
• Market data. PropertyData goes deeper on prices, rents, yields and ownership than Dealist's area reports.
• Training and community. Property Filter pairs its software with training and an active community; Dealist does not offer either.
• After the purchase. Lendlord manages tenancies, compliance, Making Tax Digital and finance; Dealist stops once the deal is presented.

Which should you choose?

• You need to find more deals: PropertyEngine, Dealsourcr or PropMarker, or Property Filter if you also want training and a community
• You want packs and investor management in one place: Sourcefolio
• You want the lowest cost: DealMetric, which says it is free
• You need the deepest market data: PropertyData, alongside any pack builder
• You are building your own portfolio: Lendlord
• You need white-label packs, five strategies side by side, stamp duty for all three tax systems, and tracking on what you share: Dealist

What changed since the July 2026 version

We rewrote this comparison in October 2026 to cover more of the tools sourcers compare for this job, and re-checked every price on the vendors' own sites. Property Store CRM, which the July version listed, is no longer included because we could not find its website when we checked. Some July prices had also changed or could not be found on the vendor's site, and the figures above replace them.

Whichever tool you pick, the pack itself has to carry the deal. Our checklist of what goes in a property deal pack is tool-agnostic, and how to present a deal to investors covers the conversation around it.