Alert options

Start with free browsing and tools. Paid alerts should support source-aware monitoring, not replace public-record verification.

Free

Basic access to public record browsing

$0
  • Browse public record cards
  • Weekly email digest
  • Save up to 5 properties
  • Upset bid calculator
  • Early indicator labels
  • Daily alerts
  • Expanded property context
  • Download data

Basic

For casual investors and buyers

$29/month
  • All Free features
  • Expanded property context
  • Daily email alerts
  • Save unlimited properties
  • Early indicator labels
  • Source-change alerts
  • CSV data export
  • Priority support
Paid beta

Pro

For active investors and agents

$79/month
  • All Basic features
  • Early indicator labels
  • Priority email alerts
  • CSV data export
  • Upset bid form generator
  • Deadline reminders
  • Property comparisons
  • Priority support

Investor

For teams that need a manual pilot

$199/month
  • All Pro features
  • API access by approval
  • Custom source reports
  • Bulk data export
  • Custom alerts
  • Team accounts (up to 5)
  • Dedicated support
  • Training session

What paid alerts are meant to add

Earlier indicators

Track early public-record indicators separately from sale-scheduled records so the lifecycle stays clear.

Watchlist alerts

Get email notifications when matching records or watched properties change status.

Workflow tools

Calculate upset bids, organize deadlines, and keep source-verification reminders close to the task.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes! All subscriptions can be cancelled at any time. You will retain access until the end of your billing period.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept all major credit cards through Stripe. All payments are secure and encrypted.

Is there a free trial?

We offer a free tier that includes basic listing access and weekly digests. You can upgrade anytime to get full features.

How do upset bids work in NC?

After a foreclosure sale in NC, there is a 10-day upset bid period. Anyone can submit a higher bid, which restarts the 10-day period. Our Pro plan includes tools to calculate and track upset bids.

Start with the record.

Browse the public-record surface first, then add alerts when monitoring becomes a recurring workflow.