Comparison
LienSuite vs TaxSalesFeed
LienSuite’s site read November 1, 2026
We run TaxSalesFeed, so we are not neutral. What this page says about LienSuite comes from its own website, quoted under Sources. We are not affiliated with LienSuite. Prices and plans change, so check before you buy.
LienSuite helps you work delinquent owners before a sale, with scored lists, skip tracing and a pipeline. TaxSalesFeed helps you find and check the sale itself, with notices, alerts and an API. They overlap less than their names suggest.
At a glance
| LienSuite | TaxSalesFeed | |
|---|---|---|
| Price a month | $19.99 or $79[1][2] | Weekly $15 a week, Pro $49 a month, Business $99 a month |
| Billed yearly | Saves $158 on Pro[3] | Not offered |
| One county | From $27, one time, as a file | Not sold alone; Weekly opens every county we read for $15 a week, with no file |
| Trial | Seven days, up to 50 rows an export[4] | 3 days free, card at checkout; CSV and the API open with the first payment |
| Coverage stated | 529 counties in 39 states[5] | 21 states, 353 counties |
| Lists on sale now | 344 counties[6] | 20,602 upcoming sales in 18 states |
| Export | 3,000 or 10,000 rows a month[7][8] | 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 |
| Data API | None named | JSON API on Pro and Business, 60 and 120 requests a minute |
Where LienSuite is stronger
- Scoring. Records are scored and ranked, with heir and deceased-owner signals.[9] We publish the record and leave the judgement to you.
- Outreach. It includes skip-trace credits, letters and a case pipeline. We do not sell phone numbers or email addresses.
- A low price with a file. Starter is $19.99 a month with CSV export, and a single county can be bought once as a file. Our Weekly has no export.
- Delinquent reach. Its 529 counties of delinquent data are well beyond the county delinquent rolls we read.
Where TaxSalesFeed is stronger
- The sale, in detail. Sale date, opening bid where printed, venue and the notice behind it, for sales actually scheduled.
- An API. Pro includes a JSON API. LienSuite's pricing page names no data API.
- Alerts in the plan. Pro alerts come the morning after a notice is loaded. LienSuite's reminders are 30, 7 and 1 days before a sale[10] and on its Auction Tracker, which is included in Pro or sold separately.
- 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.
- Source on each record. Every sale links what it was read from.
Which to choose
Choose LienSuite to contact delinquent owners, or to keep one county's list as a file. Choose TaxSalesFeed to follow scheduled sales and bid at them.
Sources
- [1]LienSuite, Pricing“Starter ($19.99/mo) is Pro scaled to about a quarter”
- [2]LienSuite, Pricing“7-day trial, then $79/month.”
- [3]LienSuite, Pricing“Monthly Yearly Save $158”
- [4]LienSuite, Pricing“up to 10 saved cases and 50 rows per export”
- [5]LienSuite, Pricing“2 million tax-delinquent properties in 529 counties across 39 states, plus property data in 1,017 counties nationwide.”
- [6]LienSuite, Pricing“344 counties with a list on sale now”
- [7]LienSuite, Pricing“CSV exports: 500 /export, 3,000 rows/mo”
- [8]LienSuite, Pricing“CSV exports: 2,500/export, 25/day (10K rows/mo)”
- [9]LienSuite, Home“Scored and ranked with heir signals and deceased owner detection.”
- [10]LienSuite, Pricing“Email digest alerts at 30 / 7 / 1 days before a sale”
Questions
How much does LienSuite cost?
As published on November 1, 2026: Starter $19.99 a month and Pro $79 a month, with yearly billing saving $158 on Pro. One county's list is sold from $27, and the Auction Tracker is an add-on.
Is TaxSalesFeed an alternative to LienSuite?
For finding scheduled sales, in the counties we read. For scoring, heir signals, skip tracing and outreach, it is not: we do not offer those.
Does LienSuite have a data API?
Its pricing page names only a bring-your-own key for its AI coach. TaxSalesFeed includes a JSON data API with Pro.