DealMachine alternative for Florida

What DealMachine is

A driving-for-dollars app that grew into a data platform. The origin shows in the design: you drive a neighbourhood, tag properties from your phone, and the tool pulls owner information and pushes mail. Data and people lookups run on a credit system.

What it is genuinely good at

Nothing here replaces driving. If your edge is knowing a neighbourhood physically — spotting the roof, the mail pile, the boarded window — DealMachine is built for that and a data feed simply is not.

What it costs

Mail is usage-priced at roughly 70¢ to 89¢ a postcard depending on size and tier. Data credits are the currency for both property and people enrichment, so enrichment volume and headcount both drive the bill.

Read from DealMachine’s own pricing page on 2026-09-19. Their pricing changes; check it rather than trusting this table.

Where we differ

It is priced per seat, and that changes the maths the moment you are not working alone. Three people on Basic is $297 a month before a single postcard, because every person who needs to look at the data needs their own seat and their own credit allowance. A data feed does not work that way — the county filed the lis pendens once, and what your acquisitions manager and your dispositions person are looking at is the same file. The other half is coverage of the trigger itself: driving finds properties that look distressed, and a filing tells you a property is distressed. Those overlap far less than people expect.

For reference, we are $199 on Closer and $249 on Volume, and you can browse the live feed without a card to see whether the counties you work are covered before paying anything.

Pick DealMachine if…

Pick DealMachine if driving is genuinely your acquisition channel, you are a solo operator so per-seat pricing costs you nothing, or you want mail sent from the same app that found the house.

Pick us if…

Pick us if you work Florida or California, you want the filing rather than a filter over a national dataset, and you would rather have a short list where the owner and the mailing address are already resolved than a long one where they are not. Pre-foreclosure, probate and tax-delinquent filings, plus lien filings where the county records them, at a flat price with no per-record meter.