DrivenSellers vs iSpeedToLead: listed prices or a member price

iSpeedToLead sells several tiers. Only its Exclusive tier is the same kind of purchase as a DrivenSellers lead: one buyer. This table compares those two.

On our side, each lead is sold once, to one buyer, through DrivenSellers. Neither company can stop an owner from talking to other investors, agents or buyers through other channels.

Pick iSpeedToLead if:

• A 21-day request window matters more to you than price structure.
• You want automatic delivery by bid priority (AutoMatch) or a budgeted auto-buy by county (Fixed Price Mode).
• You buy exclusive leads often enough that a club membership lowers your total cost.
• You are happy to buy shared Active or Sale leads to cut the cost per lead.

Pick DrivenSellers if:

• You want one listed price per grade, the same for every buyer, with no member price to qualify for.
• You buy a few exclusive leads at a time and do not want a subscription to reach a good price.
• You want a plan, if you ever take one, to fund your wallet rather than sit as a separate fee.
• You are ready to work each lead within 5 days.

DrivenSellers: you set a buy box, read the card and pay the listed price from your wallet. The grade sets the price. Plan members see new leads early and can switch on auto-buy; everyone gets alerts and holds.

• LeadFeed: browse and buy. Its pages state the grade, price and key details are visible before purchase.
• AutoMatch: exclusive leads delivered automatically by bid priority. Bids start at $100 a lead.
• Fixed Price Mode: automatic buying in chosen states or counties on a monthly budget.
• Coupon Club: a membership that sets lower member prices.

Its pages say the marketplace has no long-term contracts or monthly minimums, so both companies let you buy without a required plan. iSpeedToLead gives you more automatic ways to buy. DrivenSellers keeps one listed price per grade.

Our price depends only on the grade. Its exclusive price depends on whether you are a club member, and $199 is a "from" price: treat the club column as a floor, not a quote. Grades are also not comparable between the two companies, because each grades by its own method.

• Small or occasional buyer: our listed prices cost less than its stated regular price of $399 at every grade, and you pay no fee.
• Frequent buyer: at the $199 member floor, the $199 monthly fee is covered at about 2 leads against our A+ price and about 4 leads against our A price. It would not beat our B or C prices at any volume. The yearly club option ($999 a year) lowers the fee per month.
• A DrivenSellers plan is not a fee in this sense. Its fee goes into your wallet and pays for leads. It does not lower the lead price either.

It also states a 60-day money-back guarantee on the club subscription itself. That covers the membership fee, not individual leads.

Its shared tiers are a different product. Active leads (limited buyers) list from $59 and Sale leads (up to 5 investors) from $39 for members. They cost less because other investors can buy the same lead. Do not set a $39 shared lead beside a $99 exclusive lead as if they were the same purchase.

If you work leads slowly, or need three weeks to reach a seller, 21 days is a real benefit. If you call the same day, 5 days is usually enough to know whether a lead matches its card. Our full wording is in the refund policy.

• The member price for your leads. $199 is a starting price, and some prices are stated differently on different pages.
• How its request window pays out, and what proof it asks for.
• Its regular price for Sale leads, which its pages state two different ways.

If you are undecided, run both for a month with the same buy box and the same follow-up, and compare cost per signed contract, not price per lead. The cost per contract calculator does the math. Looking at other options too? See the iSpeedToLead alternatives.