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Tax deed sales from the published legal notice: the parcel, the date, the opening bid and the certificate holder, updated every morning.

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© TaxSalesFeed. TaxSalesFeed is not a government agency, a clerk of court, a tax collector, an auction platform or a real-estate brokerage. Records are reproduced from published legal notices; a sale can be cancelled by redemption, rescheduled or withdrawn after publication. Always confirm a sale with the county before bidding.

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TaxSalesFeed is free during early access. A free account opens every feature: the full record, every source notice, saved searches, email alerts, CSV export and unlimited results. When paid plans start, the first 30 accounts pay $19 a month for their first 3 months.

Early access

41 counties today, more being added

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Every feature, on every record, while we build out coverage.

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We are still adding counties and states. Until paid plans start, a free account opens all of it, and no card is asked for.

  • ✓View the full record
  • ✓Every source notice behind a sale
  • ✓Save a search
  • ✓Email alerts
  • ✓Export to CSV
  • ✓Unlimited search results
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Founding members

For the first 30 accounts, when paid plans start.

$19/ month for 3 months

Then $49 a month. Nothing is charged today: when billing launches we will email you first, and you are only billed if you choose to continue.

  • ·Held in sign-up order — creating an account is what claims a place
  • ·Every feature you use today stays included
  • ·No card, no commitment until you say yes

What happens when paid plans start

Nothing changes without your say-so. We are not taking payments yet, so there is no card on file and nothing to cancel. Before billing starts, every account gets an email setting out the plans, what stays free, and the date it takes effect.

If yours is one of the first 30 accounts, that email carries the founding-member rate: $19 a month for 3 months, then $49. Take it or leave it — either way the account and your saved searches stay.

Coverage requests shape what we add next. If a county you work is missing, tell us.

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Questions

Is TaxSalesFeed really free right now?↗

Yes. During early access a free account opens everything: the full record on every sale — opening bid, owner of record, certificate holder and legal description — every source notice, saved searches, email alerts, CSV export and unlimited search results, across all 2,475 sales we hold.

Why is it free?↗

Because coverage is still growing. We read parcel-level notices in 41 counties and are adding counties and states as we find sources we can read reliably. We would rather people use the data and tell us what is missing than pay for a product that is still filling in.

What is the founding-member price?↗

When paid plans start, the first 30 accounts pay $19 a month for their first 3 months, then $49 a month. Places go in sign-up order, so creating an account is what claims one.

Will I be charged automatically when paid plans start?↗

No. We do not take a card during early access. Before billing starts we will email every account, and you are only billed if you choose to continue. If you do not, your account stays open with the free tier.

What stays free after early access?↗

Address, city and sale date stay public on every page without an account, and every sale is counted in the totals — nothing is hidden from the counts. We will publish exactly what the free account keeps before paid plans start.

Why the counts are always free

Because the counts have to be true to be worth anything. A county page saying “205 upcoming tax deed sales” is only useful if all 205 are there to look at — hiding rows behind a paywall would make every number on this site a lie, including the ones in search results.

So signed out you see every sale with its parcel number, county and date, and that will not change when paid plans start. During early access a free account adds everything else: the opening bid, the owner, the certificate holder, the legal description, the auction link, and the tools that save time — alerts on a saved search, CSV export and unlimited results.

How the data is made sets out where it comes from and what it misses, including the redemptions no notice reports.