The honest short list: Homeowner HQ if you want the same job — monthly home-value updates to your book — at a flat $25/mo with video proof; Fello if you run a big team with a CRM workflow and a $498/mo budget; myHomeIQ for equity targeting at $247/mo; HouseCanary ComeHome if you are a bank, credit union, or servicer; MBS Highway if market intelligence for loan officers matters more than the client digest. Homebot's own comparison pages name the same field — this page adds the one entry those pages leave out.
Price at the level most people actually buy: Homebot charges a solo agent $50/mo plus a $50 setup fee and $10/mo per extra 100 clients, and its loan-officer plans start at $125/mo plus a $100 setup fee, with co-branding at $25/mo per agent on top. Homeowner HQ is $25/mo flat for realtors at any book size ($5/mo founding rate for lenders), no setup fee, $125/mo total with messaging for realtors and $105/mo for lenders — for lenders and teams, a quarter of the price.
Video with proof: Homebot hosts no video (its own Help Center describes a pasted link behind a digest click). HQ sends personal video with your own subject line and a per-send proof report — delivered, played, watch progress, replies.
Your book stays yours: downloadable any time in one tap, every homeowner scored 0–100, and homeowners can correct their own facts from inside their update.
Fello tracks 100+ data points per contact and plugs into team CRM workflows — more seller-intelligence depth than HQ, at roughly 20× the entry price. HouseCanary's valuation data is institutional-grade; ComeHome is built for enterprises, not solo pros. MBS Highway's market data and daily loan-officer content have no equivalent in HQ. If you need those, buy those — this page is a comparison, not a funnel.
What is the cheapest Homebot alternative?
Homeowner HQ: $25/mo flat for realtors to join at any book size ($5/mo founding rate for lenders), no setup fee — $125/mo total with the messaging unlock for realtors, $105/mo for lenders. Homebot itself starts at $50/mo for a solo agent ($25 only with a lender co-sponsor) plus a $50 setup fee.
Which Homebot alternative includes video?
Homeowner HQ sends personal video (record, upload, or paste a YouTube/Wistia link) with a per-send proof report. Homebot does not host video; several rivals list no video at all in their comparisons.
Is Homeowner HQ the same company as Homebot?
No. Homeowner HQ is a MockTools product (homebot-hq.pages.dev). Homebot Inc. is a separate company in Denver, Colorado (homebot.ai).
Realtors join Homeowner HQ for $25/mo and lenders at the $5/mo founding rate, with a $100/mo messaging unlock ($125/mo total for realtors, $105/mo total for lenders). Homeowners are always free. Homeowner HQ runs and is a MockTools product — not affiliated with Homebot Inc. of Denver (homebot.ai).