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ReiClose vs InvestorFuse

InvestorFuse now sells under the CarrotCRM name, from $147 a month plus a setup fee, and its strength is guided onboarding and outreach sequencing. ReiClose starts at $79 a month with texting built in, sets itself up, and leaves email outreach to you.

Side by side

ReiClose compared with InvestorFuse
What is comparedReiCloseInvestorFuse
Starting priceReiClose30-day free trial, then Starter $79/mo (monthly)InvestorFuseEssentials, $147/mo Source
Setup feeReiCloseNoneInvestorFuseA setup fee applies and is non-refundable Source
Users includedReiClose1 on Starter, then $10/mo per extra userInvestorFuse1 on Essentials; 5 on Pro at $247/mo; 10 on Premium Beta at $377/mo Source
Each extra seatReiClose$10/moInvestorFuse$20/mo Source
Outreach sequencesReiCloseText drips on Starter and text blasts on Pro, to contacts who agreed to be texted; no email campaignsInvestorFuseOutreach Sequences on the annual Essential plan; Campaigns on monthly Essentials; Campaign Autoresponders from Pro SourceInvestorFuse wins this one
Guided onboardingReiCloseSelf-serve, with a help centreInvestorFuseThe setup fee covers a dedicated consultant and advanced training SourceInvestorFuse wins this one
Property reportsReiCloseNot offeredInvestorFuseOn the annual plans: 50 a month on Essential, 100 on Scale, 200 on Team SourceInvestorFuse wins this one
ContractsReiCloseBuilt in: send contracts for e-signature, unlimited on paid plansInvestorFuse"Contracts" listed on Essentials and every plan above it Source
Automation engineReiCloseSeven triggers and eight actions, running in the database so CSV imports and public form submissions fire them tooInvestorFuseWorkflows from the Pro plan Source
Trying it before payingReiCloseA 30-day free trial, card required; cancel before it ends and you pay nothingInvestorFuse30-day refund guarantee; setup fees are not refunded Source
Brand continuityReiCloseOne product, one nameInvestorFuseSold under the CarrotCRM name on its own pricing page Source

InvestorFuse details verified Oct 13, 2026, from InvestorFuse's own pages (linked as Source).

When InvestorFuse is the better buy

If you want somebody to set the system up with you and stay on the phone while your team learns it, that is what the setup fee buys and we do not offer an equivalent at any price. Their email outreach is also a real feature we deliberately do not have: our automations can enroll a lead in a text drip, but nothing here sends email campaigns to sellers. A team that wants email outbound and the CRM in one place should not buy ours.

Questions

Is InvestorFuse the same thing as CarrotCRM now?
Their pricing page shows CarrotCRM plan names, so the product is being sold under that brand. Check with them directly about what that means for an existing account - we can only report what their public page says.
Does ReiClose send text or email campaigns to sellers?
Text, yes; email, no. Starter and Pro include your own texting number, one-to-one texts and drip campaigns, and Pro adds text blasts, always to contacts who agreed to be texted and after your carrier registration is approved. Email outreach happens in whatever tool you use for it.
Is there a setup fee or a contract?
Neither. You start with a 30-day free trial (card required), then it is month to month: Starter at $79 a month after a 30-day free trial, or Pro at $149.
How long does it take to get going?
Minutes. You get a default pipeline and lead sources on signup, and you can import a CSV straight away.

Try it on your own pipeline

30 days of Starter free, card required. Cancel before day 30 and you're not charged, and your data exports as CSV whenever you want it back.

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