Comparison
LienScope vs TaxSalesFeed
LienScope’s site read November 1, 2026
We run TaxSalesFeed, so we are not neutral. What this page says about LienScope comes from its own website, quoted under Sources. We are not affiliated with LienScope. Prices and plans change, so check before you buy.
LienScope is a small research workspace with a free plan, a $39 tier and value estimates. TaxSalesFeed holds more counties and includes CSV and an API at $49. Both read county sources, so check your counties on each.
At a glance
| LienScope | TaxSalesFeed | |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Scout: county, date and opening bid[1] | Soonest five sales on each list, and a free weekly email |
| Paid a month | Investor $39, Professional $79[2][3] | Weekly $15 a week, Pro $49 a month, Business $99 a month |
| Annual | Saves 17%[4] | Not offered |
| Trial | Paid plans bill immediately[5] | 3 days free, card at checkout; CSV and the API open with the first payment |
| Coverage stated | 125 counties in 13 states[6] | 21 states, 353 counties |
| Export | Bid-sheet CSV of saved properties[7] | 3,000 records a month on Pro, 200 a file; 10,000 on Business, 1,000 a file; CSV and the API share the allowance; none on Weekly |
| API | Beta, on Professional[8] | JSON API on Pro and Business, 60 and 120 requests a minute |
Where LienScope is stronger
- Free and cheap. Its free plan shows opening bids, and Investor is $10 a month less than our Pro.
- Sale terms. County terms with the statute cited where verified. Our statute-backed guides work state by state.
- Value and lien-to-value estimates per parcel where matched, and scores.
- Kentucky and some other states. It states 71 Kentucky counties. We read one there.
Where TaxSalesFeed is stronger
- More counties overall: 21 states, 353 counties against 125 in 13 states. LienScope reviewed its county data as of August 25, 2026[9]; ours is refreshed nightly.
- Whole searches, not just saved properties. LienScope's Investor exports saved properties. Pro here exports a search, in files of up to 200 rows, or takes it all through the API, within its monthly allowance.
- A released API. Ours is documented and out of beta.
- A week at a time. Weekly, at $15 a week, opens every record we hold for a short look, with alerts and no CSV or API.
- Alerts the morning after a notice is loaded, and a trial before any charge.
Which to choose
Choose LienScope for a free look at opening bids, or for scores and terms in its counties. Choose TaxSalesFeed for more counties, nightly updates and lists by CSV or API.
Sources
- [1]LienScope, Pricing“See county, sale date, and opening bid”
- [2]LienScope, Pricing“Investor Research & bid with confidence $ 39 /month”
- [3]LienScope, Pricing“Professional For funds & full-time investors $ 79 /month”
- [4]LienScope, Pricing“Annual — save 17%”
- [5]LienScope, Pricing“Investor and Professional plans bill immediately and can be cancelled anytime.”
- [6]LienScope, Pricing“LienScope is live in 125 verified counties across MS, IN, IA, GA, TX, FL, CA, OK, MD, TN, AL, KY, and MI”
- [7]LienScope, Pricing“Bid-sheet CSV export of your saved properties”
- [8]LienScope, Pricing“Developer / API access (beta)”
- [9]LienScope, Tax lien software“County data reviewed as of 2026-08-25”
Questions
How much does LienScope cost?
As published on November 1, 2026: Scout free, Investor $39 a month and Professional $79 a month, with annual billing saving 17%. Paid plans bill immediately.
Does LienScope or TaxSalesFeed cover more counties?
LienScope states 125 counties in 13 states, 71 of them in Kentucky. We read more counties overall, but the two lists differ, so check the counties you buy in on both.
Is there a free trial?
LienScope has a free plan rather than a trial, and paid plans bill immediately. TaxSalesFeed has a 3-day free trial, with the soonest five sales on each list open to anyone.