Comparison
Parcel Fair vs TaxSalesFeed
Parcel Fair’s site read November 1, 2026
We run TaxSalesFeed, so we are not neutral. What this page says about Parcel Fair comes from its own website, quoted under Sources. We are not affiliated with Parcel Fair. Prices and plans change, so check before you buy.
Parcel Fair is a national map of tax parcels, strongest for over-the-counter and delinquent inventory. TaxSalesFeed covers fewer counties and focuses on scheduled sales, traced to the notice, with alerts and an API.
At a glance
| Parcel Fair | TaxSalesFeed | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $65 a month, $55 on promotion[1] | Weekly $15 a week, Pro $49 a month, Business $99 a month |
| Billed yearly | $650, $550 on promotion[2] | Not offered |
| Trial | Seven days, email only[3] | 3 days free, card at checkout; CSV and the API open with the first payment |
| Coverage stated | 50 states, 3,147 counties[4] | 21 states, 353 counties |
| Sales listed | 51,146 active auction parcels[5] | 20,602 upcoming sales in 18 states |
| Export | CSV list downloads[6] | 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 | None named on its public pages | JSON API on Pro and Business, 60 and 120 requests a minute |
Where Parcel Fair is stronger
- Reach. It states 3,147 counties in all 50 states against our 21 states, 353 counties. That is the largest difference between us, and it favours them.
- Over-the-counter buying. It tracks over-the-counter inventory and price quotes from states.[7] We do not.
- Inventory history. It counts 588,647 active delinquent parcels and keeps years of history in some states.
- A map first. Its search starts from a parcel map. Ours starts from lists and search.
Where TaxSalesFeed is stronger
- A JSON API and alerts. Pro includes a documented API and alerts the morning after a notice is loaded.
- 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.
- Notices behind the record. Each record links the notice or county page behind it, and in Florida the certificate number and holder.
- The people behind a sale in Florida. Our certificate holders pages show which funds are applying for tax deeds in which counties.
Which to choose
Choose Parcel Fair for over-the-counter buying, map-led research or counties we do not read. Choose TaxSalesFeed if your counties are covered and you want scheduled sales with their sources, alerts and an API.
Sources
- [1]Parcel Fair, Register“$65/month $55/month Limited Time Promotion”
- [2]Parcel Fair, Register“$650/year $550/year Limited Time Promotion”
- [3]Parcel Fair, Register“signup for your free 7-day trial account now with only a valid email address”
- [4]Parcel Fair, About“50 States 3147 Counties 3895 Data Sources”
- [5]Parcel Fair, About“51146 Active Tax Auction Parcels 588647 Active Tax Delinquent Parcels*”
- [6]Parcel Fair, About“Download property lists to CSV files for portability”
- [7]Parcel Fair, About“Request price quotes directly from the State”
Questions
How much does Parcel Fair cost?
As published on November 1, 2026: $65 a month or $650 a year, shown at $55 and $550 under a limited-time promotion, with a free seven-day limited trial that needs no card.
Does TaxSalesFeed have over-the-counter lists?
No. We list scheduled sales and, in some counties, delinquent rolls. Parcel Fair sells over-the-counter tracking as a core feature.
Does Parcel Fair have an API?
Its public pages name CSV list downloads and no API. TaxSalesFeed includes a JSON API with Pro at $49 a month.
Is Parcel Fair cheaper than TaxSalesFeed?
Close to it. Parcel Fair is $55 to $65 a month depending on its promotion, and our Pro plan is $49. Parcel Fair also offers yearly billing and we do not. For one short look, our Weekly plan is $15 a week, with no CSV or API.