Every deed, transfer and exemption lands in the property file the day it happens. We read all of it for your farm every night, score every house 1–100, and hand you the list ranked. You decide who to call.
Three ZIP codes on Starter, ten on Pro, a hundred on Enterprise. Start with the streets you already work. Check a ZIP before you buy and you will see how many homes are in it and how many changed hands last year.
Not a sample, not a list of the obvious ones — every parcel inside your boundary, scored on thirty-four signals drawn from ownership, value and sales history. The score runs 1 to 100. In a six-year backtest on sales history, 72% of the homes that went on to list were already near the top of it.
Highest first, with the owner's name, the mailing address and the reason the house surfaced. Where we already hold a phone number it comes with the lead. Where we do not, you can look one up on the spot — and you are only charged if we find one. Before you dial, scrub the list in one tap against the federal and state Do Not Call registries and TCPA litigator records.
Call, text, email, direct mail, streaming ads, social and your newsletter — all from the same dashboard, against the same list. No exporting to a second tool and no list to keep in sync.
Long tenure on its own is noise. Long tenure, an absentee owner and two neighbors who sold in the last six months is a pattern. Thirty-four signals rank a house, in five families — every one drawn from ownership, value and sales history, and every lead arrives with the reasons it scored.
Whether they live there, how far away they are if not, and whether the name on the deed is a person, a company or a trust. Each is a different conversation.
What the tax record says the house is carrying, what an owner would keep or give up by moving, and the terms holding some of them in place.
Its age against its condition, its size, what it has, and what kind of home it is. A condo and a waterfront single-family are two different decisions.
Whether the houses around it have started moving, how fast, and how this one prices against them. Nothing moves a homeowner like a number on their own street.
Some addresses carry value that has nothing to do with the building. We account for it rather than pretending the map is flat.
No age, no familial status, no disability, no marital status, no proxy for any of them. Those fields exist in the file. We leave them there, and the score never sees them.
You do not get a name, an address and a wish of good luck. You get a ranked record with the reason it surfaced and a way to reach them.
And it tells you when it does not know. A number you have not scrubbed yet says so, in amber, rather than sitting there looking clean. Most of this category shows you a green check either way.
A list is everyone who matches one criterion — every FSBO, every expired. It is the same list your competitors bought, in the same order, with nothing to say who is actually worth a call.
We score every house in your farm, not the ones that already flagged themselves, and rank them. You are working the top of a graded list instead of the top of an alphabetical one.
Your leads are never resold. The list we score for your farm is delivered to you, and we do not sell that list to anyone else.
What no service can promise is that nobody else ever contacts a homeowner. Any agent can knock on any door, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling something they cannot deliver. We sell you the ranking and the tools to act on it first, not a monopoly on the owner.
Then you will get fewer leads, and we would rather you knew that before you paid. Check your ZIP on the real estate page and you will see the number of homes in it and how many changed hands last year — from the property file, before you buy anything.
You can hold more ground at any time, and drop it just as easily.
Licensed data partners and the property file. Where we already hold a number it arrives with the lead. Where we do not, one credit looks one up — and you are only charged if we find one, which is not how most of this category prices it.
Before you dial, scrub the list in one tap against the federal and state Do Not Call registries and TCPA litigator records. Every number carries the date it was last scrubbed, and a number that has not been says so in amber. You decide who to call; we make the scrub a click.
No. Leads arrive ranked with contact details attached. Call, text, email, mail — however you already prospect. There is no methodology to adopt and no script you are required to use.
We tested it backward. Six years of sales history, every home scored before it listed. The top of our list contained 72% of the homes that went on to sell.
That is identification, not a closing rate. What you convert depends on what you do with the list. But it was measured against six years of sales history, and we publish how, which is more than this category usually offers. Ask anyone else where their percentage came from and what the denominator was.
Starter is $99 a month: one agent, three ZIP codes, 100 scored leads a month. Pro is $249 for eight seats and ten ZIP codes. Enterprise is $2,499 for 25 seats and 100 ZIP codes. Pay for the year and get two months free.
Every plan starts with 14 days free, and every price is on the real estate page. Postcards are $0.89 a card plus postage at cost, billed only when you send one.
No. You start with 14 days free and there is no minimum term after that. Cancel any time from your dashboard — no phone call, no fee — and access runs to the end of the period you have already paid for. You keep every lead already delivered.
Type a ZIP and see the number of homes and how many sold last year. It costs nothing and you learn something either way.