The table above is a sample, with made-up streets and made-up names. Every row is one home: where it is in the sale, whether the photos showed a household still living there, a move size from S to XL, and the name for the label. The traced row shows what skip trace adds when you ask for it. The size is a rough read from the photos, not a quote. It tells you who to call first; the estimate call still sets the crew and the truck.
12 homes in your zips this morning, all photo-checked and ready to mail.
A big job. The photos put it at the top of the call list; the crew and the truck get set on the estimate call.
A purchased file is a snapshot. We watch the listings instead, so the card goes out while the household is still there.
By the time a bought file lands on your desk, half the homes have closed or were never listed at all. You pay postage on moves that already happened.
An empty house has the same address as a full one. Unless someone looks at the photos, you stamp homes nobody is moving out of.
On a raw list a studio and a five-bedroom look identical. You find out on the estimate call, after the route is already spent.
Same map as above. Your monthly price is right there, and busier zips cost more.
Coming soon, for sale, under contract, sold, didn’t sell, and back on market when a deal falls through. Back on market is the warmest household you’ll mail: they were packed, and now they’re shopping again.
Empty-looking interiors stay off the run. Furnished homes get a move size, S to XL. When the photos can’t tell us, the home still goes out, marked not determined. We don’t guess.
An email with the day’s list as a spreadsheet and a print-ready sheet of labels. The label carries the owner on the county record when there is one, and Current Resident when there isn’t. A webhook and the connector are there for shops that want them, and skip trace is there for the days you’d rather call.
The list is built for the mailbox. When a home is worth a phone call, skip trace is one click away, and the numbers ride along in your spreadsheet, your webhook, and the connector.
Open any home and click Skip trace. The phone numbers and emails on record come back in seconds, stamped with the date they were pulled. A credit is used only when something comes back; a miss is free. 500 credits a month are included, and more are $15 per 100.
Turn on auto skip trace with a filter, say pending homes, L or larger, owner-occupied, and every hour we trace the new homes that match, until your daily limit or your credits run out. A home you’ve already traced isn’t charged again for 30 days; after that, one click refreshes it, because owners change.
Every number shows its Do-Not-Call and TCPA flags, and we mark known litigators and deceased people so nobody dials them by mistake. You’re the sender of record for every call and text.
No. Getting on the list is free and doesn’t take a card. We’re not taking paid customers yet. When we open, everyone on the list gets 72 hours before anyone else can sign up.
By the zips you pick. Busier zips cost more: more homes, more people, more moves. Pick your zips on the map and your monthly price is right there.
One home per row: the address, where it is in the sale (coming soon, for sale, under contract, sold, didn’t sell, or back on market), what the listing photos showed (furnished, empty-looking, or not determined), a move size from S to XL when the photos show enough, and the name for the label. Phone numbers and emails are added when you skip trace the home.
The owner on the county record, when it’s a person: “Priya Shah”, or “Priya Shah or Current Resident” if you’d rather cover a recent sale. If the county lists an LLC or a trust, the label says Current Resident. A home that just sold stays Current Resident until the records catch up. You set this once in Mail settings.
Yes. Click Skip trace on any home and we pull the phone numbers and emails on record, or set a filter and it runs on its own for the new homes that match. It runs on credits: 500 a month come with your subscription, and more are $15 per 100. A credit is used only when something comes back. Every number shows its Do-Not-Call and TCPA flags, and you’re the sender of record for any call or text you make.
A year at the founding price once we start charging: 30% off for the first 30 spots, then 25%, 20%, 15% and 10% off through spot 100. Your spot is your signup order.
Any zip the map can price, which is most of the country. Search your city or paste your zips. If a zip shows as not priced yet, we haven’t seen enough listing movement there to quote it.
We watch the listings around the clock. A home that lists or goes under contract is in the next morning’s list, and if you use the webhook you can have new homes sent within the hour they’re found.
Sign in at the top of the page. Nothing changes for you.
Pick your zips on the map, see your price, and get on the list. Free, no card.