Liberty Spark vs Cheat Layer: Which is a better fit?

Praful: I'm Praful, a real estate professional. I give CheatLayer 5 on 5, the max I can give. For more reviews, click below. I use CheatLayer for automating my regular task. Some of them I already have in pipeline is scraping the data from a multiple listing service and send it to my buyers. And I know there are many services available, but I know what I can give it to my buyer using CheatLayer and scraping the real information and send it to them is very important. I do have plans to use CheatLayer even more. Right now, working on a project where I combine the automation using CheatLayer and another product from [inaudible 00:00:56] called NextView, where I'm going to publish town wise market reports and put it on the YouTube. So CheatLayer is kind of the basis of all my automation, all my marketing, one of the best tool I have ever come across. I can simply say it's mind blowing. The potential CheatLayer has is unbelievable. In a nutshell or maybe in just one word, I can say it's mind blowing, but other than that, I can say that if you can see it on your screen, you can extract that data, put it into Google Sheet or combine with or put any of the web hooks to pass on that information, to do what you want to do. For example, I can scrape the phone number if I have it on my screen and send them the request for market reports they've sent for a specific property. Again, as I said, there's no limit to it. If I can see it on my screen, I can scrape that data and I can do whatever with it using web hooks, other kind of integration, and send whatever, I mean, do whatever with that data. So good for my lead generation, good for follow up, and good for converting prospects. I would say good for converting suspects into prospects. How do I use it? As I said, it's a limitless. In fact, I would just scratch the surface of CheatLayer. I have so many other things in my mind where I can say that, okay, this is what I can do that. What do I dislike? I mean, I can simply say, no, I don't like anything about ... I don't know if I don't like anything about CheatLayer, but one thing which I have found is that it is getting towards, and it does say that there's no coachee generation and things like that, but you need to know a little bit of a programming. And a blessings for me because I've been IT professional, I've done lots of programming in different languages. Of course, not in the last 15, 20 years when I started my real estate career, but I think one needs to be a little technical. Now just to offset that limitation, they have an excellent support system. In fact, I have never come across such a big support system. I can scale the office servers for my product, learn everything from them. One of the recent one, they help me with scraping the data from one of the websites, and it's more for my market reports, which I mentioned. So there's a limitation that you need to know little bit of programming, but they are definitely helping me and perhaps all the CheatLayer community by providing an excellent support, like one-on-one on the video call and then screen sharing and all simply makes it so easy for me to go to the next level. So maybe it might be four or five meetings, but at the end of five meetings, my product is ready. Whatever I want to finish in my project is done because of their personal help, even when I don't know much of the syntax of the programming. So technically, no limitation.