Artemis vs REI Sift: Which One Do You Actually Need?

Short answer: REI Sift is a skip tracing and list-building engine. Artemis is where you analyze the deal and get it to close. They solve different problems — most wholesalers end up needing both.

The Core Difference

REI Sift is built for finding and qualifying leads at scale — skip tracing, list stacking, motivated-seller scoring. It's a front-of-funnel tool.

Artemis is built for what happens after the lead calls back — running your MAO, capturing deal notes, and tracking the deal through your pipeline until it's assigned or closed. It's a back-of-funnel, decision-and-close tool.

If REI Sift tells you who to call, Artemis tells you what to offer and how to close it.

Feature-by-Feature

How They Work Together

1. Pull and stack lists in REI Sift — absentee, high equity, distressed
2. Export to CSV, import into Artemis
3. Run your numbers the second a seller picks up
4. Track the deal through your pipeline to close

If steps 3 and 4 are currently living in a notebook or a gut feeling, that's the gap Artemis fills.

Where They Overlap (And Where They Don't)

REI Sift's comp and property data is strong for sourcing. Artemis isn't trying to out-source REI Sift — its comp search and live property lookup (BatchData-powered) exist to support fast analysis once you already have an address, not to replace a dedicated list-building tool.

Pricing

Artemis runs Solo, Plus, and Pro tiers — built for solo wholesalers scaling into small teams, priced around deal volume rather than seat count.

Bottom Line

Keep REI Sift if list quality and skip tracing are your bottleneck. But if leads are coming in and you're still eyeballing offers or losing track of where deals sit, that's not a sourcing problem — that's a decision-layer problem. Artemis was built for that half of the workflow.

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