They sell one signal for $129/month.
We sell six for $29.
TexasNTS does one thing — Notices of Trustee's Sale — and charges $39/month for 5 counties, $79 for 30, and $129/month statewide.1 Texas Signals covers foreclosure auction notices across 162 Texas counties and growing weekly, plus the five signal families that fire before the notice ever posts — tax-delinquent rolls, evictions, probate and divorce filings, permits and code violations — 2,455,921 records across 200 counties, for $29/month, limited-time price.
| Texas Signals | TexasNTS | PropStream | PropertyRadar | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Built exclusively for Texas | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| Monthly price — statewide Texas | $29/mo limited-time | $129/mo1 | $99/mo2 national plan | $119/mo3 national plan |
| Price for 5 counties | $29 — no county caps | $39/mo1 | — | — |
| Texas distress-signal families | 6 — pre-foreclosure, auctions, tax-delinquent, evictions, probate & divorce, permits/violations | 1 — NTS only4 | National datasets, not Texas-court-signal focused | National datasets, not Texas-court-signal focused |
| Texas foreclosure-notice county depth | 162 counties, verified live — growing weekly | "All 254" claimed; own FAQ hedges on county compliance4 | ~85 TX counties5 | ~110 TX counties5 |
| County caps / removal rules | None | 5–30 county caps below Statewide; counties removable once per sale cycle1 | — | — |
| Trial | 7 days, card required | 7 days, card required; billing starts automatically after the trial1 | — | 5 days3 |
| User seats | No artificial cap | 1 seat on every self-serve plan1 | — | — |
— means not applicable or not published on the company's public pages. 1 texasnts.com/pricing, retrieved 2026-07-27. 2 propstream.com/pricing (Essentials, monthly), retrieved 2026-07-27. 3 propertyradar.com/pricing (Solo, monthly), retrieved 2026-07-27. 4 texasnts.com features/FAQ pages, retrieved 2026-07-27. 5 As published in TexasNTS's own comparison table (texasnts.com, retrieved 2026-07-27) — their claim, not ours. Texas Signals figures are queried live from our database and refreshed nightly.
Head to head: Texas Signals vs TexasNTS
Feature by feature, sourced from their public pages.
| Texas Signals | TexasNTS | |
|---|---|---|
| §51.002 sale dates & first-Tuesday auction calendar | ✓ | ✓4 |
| Signals upstream of the notice (tax-delinquent, evictions, probate, divorce, permits, violations) | ✓ — five more families | —4 |
| CMA, ARV & deal-analysis tools built in | ✓ — CMA generator, distress score, offer calculator, deal board | — |
| Cash-buyer data | ✓ | — |
| Email alerts | ✓ — county alerts, new filings, days-before-sale | ✓ — capped at 20 alert-enabled saved searches on all self-serve tiers1 |
| CSV export | ✓ | ✓ — 1,000 rows on Starter, 10,000 on Pro/Statewide1 |
| API access on self-serve plans | — | — — Enterprise only1 |
The part they can't say
A Notice of Trustee's Sale is the last public signal before the courthouse steps — by the time it posts, every NTS subscriber in Texas is looking at the same list with a 21-day fuse. The owners you actually want to reach show up months earlier: in the tax-delinquent roll, the probate docket, the divorce filing, the eviction record. TexasNTS starts at the finish line. Texas Signals starts where deals start.
Same public records, honest framing
Texas Property Code §51.002 requires every county to post foreclosure notices on its public website, free of charge. Nobody owns this data — not us, not them. What you pay for is aggregation, structure, freshness, and what's layered on top. We layer five more signal families and a full deal-analysis toolkit on top, and charge $29.
Every signal. 190 counties. $29/mo.
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