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How the marketplace works

Fund an account, pick the records you want and buy them one at a time. Each record comes with up to three contacts. No subscription and no commitment.

Three steps

  1. Pick recordsBrowse the map and the table, and add records to your cart, or everything in view at once.
  2. Fund your balanceShort of funds, the cart opens the payment page and brings you back to the same cart.
  3. BuyYou see the total first. The name and the contacts open on each record you buy.

What you get for a record

Before you buy$2.00

Type
Probate
Address
1100 block of Example Ave
Home
3 bd · 2 ba · $310,000
Name
Name of the person who died, shown once bought
Contacts
Up to three contacts, shown once bought

Once it is yoursHeld

Type
Probate
Address
1142 Example Ave
Home
3 bd · 2 ba · $310,000
Name
Example Decedent
Contacts
  • Sample PersonPersonal representative · (314) 555-0142
  • Example HeirHeir · (314) 555-0177
  • Placeholder NameHeir · (314) 555-0108
An example record, made up for this illustration: none of these people, addresses or numbers is real. Layout simplified. The probate-with-odds record also shows its odds and grade once it is yours.

What a record costs

  • Pre-probate record$1.75
  • Probate record$2.00
  • Probate record with its odds$2.75

The do-not-call check on a record's phone numbers is $0.25 more. What comes with each contact is in the contact table below; every field is in the data dictionary.

Putting money in

Start with as little as $50 (plus a ten percent transaction fee). Fund $200 or more in credits and the fee is waived.

  1. $55charged to your card
  2. $5transaction fee
  3. $50credited to your balance

What you do not use carries forward as credit, never cash.

What comes with each contact

Each record carries up to three contacts, at the one record price. More on request. Every field is listed in the data dictionary.

What comes with each contact, for pre-probate and probate records
WhatPre-probateProbate
WhoThe decedent’s relatives, from the public record.The people the court lists on the case.
RankingSpouse, then children, then siblings. Parents, in-laws and other relatives fill the remaining places only when fewer are found.The personal representative or the person who opened the estate first, then the spouse, then heirs and devisees. People we traced come before others the court lists; lawyers come last.
How many contactsUp to three contacts.The first three contacts the court listed.
NameName and relationship (spouse, child, sibling), as the trace service infers it.Name and the court’s role (applicant, personal representative, heir).
Skip-trace detailsPhone, mailing address and email, as provided by the skip-trace provider.Phone, mailing address and email, as provided by the skip-trace provider, for the people we traced. Others the court lists show the court’s role and address, with no phone.
Do-not-call checkOn request or as an extra purchase (the do-not-call flag). Without it, numbers arrive unchecked and the scrub is yours.The same.

Nobody is charged a number they did not see

  • The total comes firstIf a price changed or a record is no longer for sale, you are told and not charged.
  • Never pay twiceA record you already hold is marked as yours.
  • A wrong record is creditedTell us and we credit $2.50, whatever its type.

Buying a lot? Subscribe.

A subscriber pays $1.50, $1.75 and $2.50 a record where a balance pays $1.75, $2.00 and $2.75, and a fixed monthly price, from $99 a month, brings every matching record in the places you choose. A subscriber can still add funds to buy extra records beyond the subscription.

Where to next

Fund an accountFrom $50