Code Violation Leads Pricing
Choose the plan that works for your business. Cancel anytime.
Pro
Address Only
- Full property addresses
- Violation type, description & date
- Daily updates
- Up to 3 areas
- CSV export (10/month, 50 records each; paid plan)
- Email notifications
- Property owner names
- Owner phone numbers
Card required — cancel anytime, no charge during trial
Use addresses for direct mail, door knocking, or flyers — the highest-converting outreach methods for contractors
Business
Address + Owner
- Everything in Pro
- Property owner names
- Up to 10 areas
- CSV export (up to 999/month)
- Owner phone numbers
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Enterprise
Full Data
- Everything in Business
- Owner phone numbers
- Owner email addresses
- Up to 999 areas
- Priority support
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Frequently Asked Questions
When a city inspector finds a property with building code violations (damaged roof, broken plumbing, electrical issues, peeling paint), it becomes public record. We aggregate these records from city databases across participating US states and deliver them to you as actionable leads — complete with the property address, violation type, and date.
We scan city databases every day. Most leads are from violations filed within the last 30 days. You'll see new leads appear in your dashboard daily.
Current coverage appears in My Areas after sign-in. Availability depends on restored source data.
Yes! You can export your leads as CSV files that work with Excel, Google Sheets, or any CRM. The paid Pro plan includes 10 exports per billing period, with up to 50 records per export. Export is unavailable during the trial.
You get 7 days to view addresses and violation details in up to 3 areas. CSV exports require paid activation. We ask for a card to start your trial, but you won't be charged until day 8. Cancel anytime from your account — no questions asked.
Those platforms charge $15-$80 per lead. We charge a flat $49/month for unlimited leads. Code violation leads have built-in urgency — the homeowner has been cited by the city and needs to fix the problem. Higher conversion rates, fraction of the cost.