Built for brokers who do the work themselves
SourceDeck was not designed in a product workshop. It was built around one question: what would a broker's day look like if the grind ran overnight? Every feature earned its place by surviving contact with real deals.
A broker who runs a serious prospecting operation is several people at once. The same person who negotiates the mandate also pulls the county rolls, untangles the LLCs, chases the skip traces, verifies the emails, builds the OMs, and sends the outreach.
The tools for that work were built for other people. Data seats built for analysts. Contact databases priced for software sales teams. Marketing platforms that would happily blast an unverified list and burn a domain a broker spent years building. Nothing spoke to anything else, and every workflow ended in a spreadsheet at midnight.
SourceDeck is the missing thing: one deck where the county roll becomes a resolved owner, the owner becomes a verified contact, the contact becomes a staged campaign, and nothing goes out without the broker's sign-off. It has a voice, CASH, who runs the grind while the broker runs the relationships.
It is not a pivot or a concept: the platform markets real mandates and works real pipeline today. Founding members get the tool exactly as it runs in production, plus a say in what gets built next.
Four rules the product is built on
The human approves. The machine grinds.
CASH works nights and weekends: sourcing, resolving, scoring, drafting. Decisions stay with the broker, every time, because the license and the relationships are yours.
Claims need citations.
Every item in the morning brief cites the record it came from. Every zoning score shows its factors. A tool you cannot audit is a tool you cannot trust.
Deliverability is an asset.
The verified-only gate exists because a burned sending domain outlasts any campaign. The platform protects the things that compound.
Sell what is shipped.
Every capability on this site is running today. When something is a plan, it is labeled a plan. This page has no fabricated team photos for the same reason.
Is there a team of fifty? No. SourceDeck is deliberately small. That is why onboarding is white-glove and the founding class is small: every member works directly with the people who build it, not a success department.
Venture backed? No. SourceDeck is funded by the business it runs. Priorities are set by what makes brokers money, not by a fundraising narrative.
Want to see it before believing any of this? Book a demo and watch it work on a real market.
Put your market on her watch
SourceDeck onboards a small founding class, one market at a time. CRE founding members lock $750 a month for life; list is $999.