OfferGun Alternative: MLS Offer Software Without Per-State Pricing

If you want an OfferGun alternative because of the per-state pricing, SendMLS is the closest match. It's $99 a month flat and covers every US state. OfferGun lists $199 a month for one state plus $99 a month for each extra state (offergun.com, November 1, 2026). Both tools fill your state's real purchase contract and send signed offers to listing agents. They differ on price per state, where the listings come from, and what connects to what.

This comparison is for wholesalers and cash investors sending offers on listed properties, especially in more than one state.

OfferGun vs SendMLS at a glance

Everything about OfferGun below comes from its own website, read on November 1, 2026. Check it again before you decide, since plans change.

What each one costs by number of states

Price per state is the biggest difference, and it grows fast if you work more than one market:

The OfferGun figures use the $199 base plus $99 for each state after the first, as listed on their pricing section. OfferGun also offers annual billing; check their site for that price.

If you only wholesale in one state, the gap is $100 a month. If you work Florida, Texas and Georgia, it's about $300 a month, or more than $3,500 a year.

Where the two tools are the same

On the part that matters most to a listing agent, they're the same. Both send a signed state purchase contract, not a letter of intent or a text. That matters because an agent can present a signed contract with proof of funds to the seller as is, while an LOI usually gets a "send me a contract" reply first. That's one of the main reasons listing agents ignore investor offers.

Both also have you set up your own state's contract once and then fill it for every offer, and both offer a 7-day free trial.

Where OfferGun is stronger

To be fair about it, OfferGun does a few things mine doesn't:

• Built-in MLS search. You can search listings inside OfferGun without an MLS subscription. With mine, you find the property yourself (saved searches on the big listing sites work well) and type the address.
• Listing status alerts. OfferGun alerts you when a listing's status changes.
• GoHighLevel and Zapier. If your business runs on GoHighLevel, OfferGun plugs into it. Mine sends from Gmail or gives you the PDF.
• Done for you. OfferGun Pro is a custom-priced service where their team sets up and runs offers for you.

If you want one tool to find listings and send offers, and you only work one state, OfferGun's extra $100 a month may be worth it to you.

Where a flat-price tool fits better

I built SendMLS for wholesalers who already know which listings they want and need the paperwork to stop eating their day. Type an address and it pulls the owner, parcel and legal description from county records and the listing agent from the active listing, fills your state's contract, and sends it from your own Gmail with proof of funds attached. You see when the agent opens it and every re-open after that, so you know who to call. It's $99 a month for every state.

It fits best if you:

• Send offers in more than one state, or plan to.
• Already have a target list from saved searches, CDOM filters or price-cut alerts (the MLS days on market guide shows how to build one).
• Want offers to come from your own inbox so agent replies land where you already work.
• Want open tracking to tell you which agent to follow up with first.

How to switch without missing offers

If you're moving from one offer tool to another, run them side by side for the trial week:

1. Set up your contract first. Upload your state's purchase contract and map the fields once. Do it for each state you work in.
2. Add your proof of funds and email signature. Every offer should go out with the same complete package. The MLS wholesaling paperwork guide lists what belongs in it.
3. Send your next ten offers through the new tool. Use real listings, not test addresses, and watch the open tracking.
4. Cancel the old plan before it renews once you're happy with the new one.

For the weekly routine around whichever tool you choose, see how to automate MLS offers. For the other tools on the market, including the ones that send LOIs or texts instead of contracts, see the best MLS offer software for wholesalers.

FAQ

How much does OfferGun cost?

As listed on offergun.com on November 1, 2026: OfferGun Unlimited is $199 a month with one state included, plus $99 a month for each additional state, with a 7-day free trial. OfferGun Pro, the done-for-you plan, has custom pricing.

Is there a cheaper alternative to OfferGun?

Yes. There are MLS offer tools that charge one flat monthly price for every state instead of per state. Compare what the listing agent receives (a signed state contract or just a letter of intent), how offers are sent, and the total cost for the number of states you work in.

Does OfferGun send the state contract or a letter of intent?

OfferGun says it fills out and signs your state's official contract automatically. That puts it with the tools that send real contracts, not LOIs.

Do I need MLS access to send offers on listed properties?

No. The listing details are public on the listing itself, and you don't need a license or MLS credentials to submit a written offer as a buyer. Some tools add their own listing search; others work from an address you enter.

Can I use more than one offer tool at the same time?

Yes. Many wholesalers run a new tool side by side with their old one during a free trial, then keep the one that fits how they work.

Send your next ten offers by lunch

If per-state pricing is why you're looking, try the flat-price version on real listings. Start a free 7-day trial of SendMLS: set up your state's contract once, type an address, and send complete offers from your own Gmail with open tracking in every state you work. Or see how it works first.