A spreadsheet and a generic CRM each do some of this. Neither does the whole job of selling domains. Here is the honest breakdown.
Coverage = share of the capabilities below each tool does out of the box (a partial counts as half).
| Capability | Dueted | Spreadsheet | Generic CRM |
|---|---|---|---|
| One pipeline across every domain | Built in | Partial | Partial |
| Lead identity = (domain, company, site) | Native model | — | — |
| Send cold email from your own mailbox | One click + batch | — | Partial |
| Paced sends + daily cap (reputation-safe) | Built in | — | — |
| Replies thread back to the right lead | Like Gmail | — | Partial |
| Deal fields: ask, offer, walk-away floor | Built in | Partial | Partial |
| Duplicate-buyer flagging across names | Automatic | — | — |
| Public for-sale pages + inbound capture | Built in | — | — |
| A/B reply rates + pipeline health score | From your log | Partial | Partial |
| AI drafts + briefs on your pipeline | In your voice | — | Partial |
| Legal HOLD enforced, not just noted | In the database | — | — |
| Roles enforced in the database | Owner/broker/researcher/viewer | — | Partial |
| Never loses work on reload | DB is the only store | Partial | Usually |
| REST API + signed webhooks | v1 | — | Partial |
Partial means it can be forced with manual work or an add-on, not that it works out of the box.
Great for a static list. But it cannot send, cannot thread a reply, and silently loses work the moment two people edit or a tab closes.
Powerful, but built for sales teams selling products. You spend weeks bending fields into shape, and it still has no concept of a domain, a floor, or a for-sale page.
Built for exactly this job. The data model, the outreach, the inbox, the deals, and the public pages are all the domain business, out of the box.
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