A Homebot alternative that starts with a to-do list, not a dashboard.
Both send your past clients a monthly report under your brand. Vurno also watches the agents you work with, texts you the next call with the message already written, and costs less from the first month. Here is the honest side-by-side.
Everything in one table.
Vurno’s column is what the product does today. Homebot’s column is what their public pages say, as of 10-05-2026. Where their site doesn’t mention something, the cell says so instead of guessing.
The homeowner's monthly report
Your day
Agents
Getting your book in, and data out
Brand and compliance
does it · Partly does part of it · No doesn’t · Not listed their public pages don’t say
What each one costs.
List prices for loan officers, monthly billing. Vurno’s figures come from the same price list the app bills from.
Vurno
- Solo500 homes · 10 watched agents · 2 logins$97/mo
- Pro5,000 homes · 50 watched agents · 3 logins$197/mo
- Team3-seat minimum · 2,500 homes and 25 agents per seat, pooled$147/mo per seat
- 14-day free trial with 10 homes and 3 agents. No card to start.
- No setup fee. Month to month; cancel from Billing in two clicks.
- Pay annually and get two months free.
- Add 500 homes for $25/mo on any plan; add 10 watched agents for $29/mo on Pro and Team.
Homebot
- Starter100 clients + 100 prospects$125/mo
- Pro500 clients + 1,500 prospects$225/mo
- UnlimitedUnlimited clients, 500 active portal users$300/mo
- $100 one-time setup fee on every plan.
- Annual billing saves up to 16%.
- No free trial listed on their pricing page.
- Add 100 clients and 300 prospects for $25/mo; Teams and Enterprise priced on request.
Where Homebot is stronger.
If one of these is the thing you need, Homebot is the better buy today, and we’d rather you know before the trial than after.
An app for homeowners and buyers
Homebot gives homeowners a mobile app with a nationwide home search. Vurno gives each homeowner a web page: value, equity, scenarios, recent sales and a way to ask you a question. No app, no search.
Agent co-sponsorship
A Homebot digest can be co-branded with an agent who shares the cost, and their referral network introduces lenders and agents. Vurno does not co-brand. It helps you find and keep agents instead.
More CRM integrations
Homebot lists Total Expert, Sierra Interactive, Usherpa, BombBomb and Mortgage Coach alongside an open API. Vurno connects to GoHighLevel, Follow Up Boss and anything that can send or receive a webhook.
Track record
Homebot has been doing this for years with thousands of customers. Vurno is new. The trial exists so you can judge it on your own book before paying.
Six things that are different on day one.
- 01
$97 a month, no setup fee, five times the homes
Vurno Solo covers 500 homes for $97. Homebot Starter covers 100 clients for $125 plus $100 to start. Most loan officers' books don't fit in 100.
- 02
The email is a lead magnet, not a report
By default Vurno's email says the value moved and shows the sales nearby, then sends the homeowner to their page for the number. On that page they can ask you about refinancing, selling or buying. That question lands at the top of your list and on your phone.
- 03
You start with a list
Every morning: who listed, who went hot, whose rate crossed, who asked a question, each with the call, email and text drafted. Check it off and tomorrow's list only shows what's new.
- 04
Texts from your own number
Vurno texts you, never the homeowner. Tap the alert and your Messages app opens with the client's number and a draft typed. The reply comes back to you, and nothing about it looks automated.
- 05
Agents in the same tool
Search a ZIP, grade the agents, move the good ones through a pipeline. From Meeting Set on, Vurno watches their listings and closings and drafts the congratulations.
- 06
Closed loans come in on their own
Email a CSV to your workspace, post from your LOS, tag a contact in GoHighLevel or Follow Up Boss. Tonight's valuation includes today's closings.
Questions people ask when they’re switching.
Can I move my Homebot contacts to Vurno?
Yes. Export them as a CSV and upload it, or email it to your workspace's import address. Any file with a header row works; Vurno matches the columns and asks about the ones it isn't sure of. Name, address and ZIP are enough to start. Loan amount, rate and close date unlock the equity and refinance math.
Does Vurno co-brand reports with agents?
No. A Vurno report carries your brand only. For agents, Vurno does something different: it finds them, grades them, watches their listings and closings, and drafts the congratulations so you stay in front of them.
Where do the home values come from?
Zillow, Redfin and Realtor.com estimates, blended, refreshed on a schedule, with recent sales nearby from the same sources. Rates are Freddie Mac's national weekly average for a 30-year fixed.
Do homeowners get an app?
They get a page: value and equity, payoff and refinance scenarios, recent sales with photos, a rate watch, and a way to ask you a question or update their loan details. There is no homeowner app and no home search. The installable app is for you.
Is there a contract?
No. Plans are month to month or annual, and you cancel from Billing. The trial is 14 days with no card.
Is this comparison up to date?
The Homebot column was read from their public pricing, product and integrations pages on the date in the footnote, with links. If something has changed, tell us at support@vurno.io and we'll fix it.
Try it on ten of your own closed loans.
Import them tonight. Tomorrow morning you’ll have a real report, a real to-do list and a real agent grade to judge it by. No card.
Homebot details were read from their public pages on 10-05-2026: homebot.ai/pricing, homebot.ai/loan-officers, homebot.ai/integrations, homebot.ai. Prices and features change; if something here is out of date, write to support@vurno.io and we’ll correct it.
Homebot is a trademark of Homebot, Inc. Vurno is not affiliated with or endorsed by Homebot. Other names are trademarks of their owners. All comparisons.