Plat
Pre-foreclosure leads, county-fresh
Plat reads every new lis pendens and notice of default in the counties you buy in — property address, owner of record, filing type, filing date. Swept Monday at 14:00 UTC, deduped against every filing you have already seen, counted by county.
Free sample: one complete sweep, three counties, delivered the same day — no card required.
Works across
What you receive
The Tampa Bay tri-county sweep from Monday, Aug 25 — eight new filings in 25 minutes, four of them below.
| Property | Owner of record | Filing | County | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1189 Cypress Bend, Riverview FL | Estate of H. Caldwell | Lis pendens | Hillsborough | 2026-08-25 |
| 407 Palmetto Ave, Brandon FL | R. & M. Delgado | Notice of default | Hillsborough | 2026-08-25 |
| 7752 Lakewood Dr, Land O Lakes FL | T. Nakamura | Notice of default | Pasco | 2026-08-24 |
| 96 Orangewood Ter, Clearwater FL | D. Fontaine | Lis pendens | Pinellas | 2026-08-22 |
Filing sources
Counties in this sweep
Straight into the records explorer on your dashboard, searchable by address, owner, or county.
Run your free county scanHow it works
Sign in and list the counties you actually buy in. One or a dozen — a single run covers all of them.
Public filing sources for each county are read for new lis pendens and notices of default, and every hit is checked against your filing history before it counts as new.
Address, owner of record, filing type and filing date on every row — browsable, deduped, and ready to hand to your skip tracer.
Inside every delivery
The sweep runs the same week the paperwork hits the clerk, so you are working the docket while it is still days old — not after a reseller has cycled it past two other buyers.
The deed name is pulled off the filing itself. No second trip to the county site, no guessing which entity is behind the address.
Each filing appears once, stamped with its county and filing date. Last week's rows never reappear, so the count at the top of the sweep is genuinely new work.
Who's behind this
Scanning county filing sources for investors since 2025.
County record sites are miserable to check by hand, and the paid lists arrive weeks stale. Plat does the Monday-morning sweep we used to do ourselves — same public sources, same four fields, none of the tab-juggling.
Pricing
A run is one complete sweep of every county on your list, dedupe included. Add counties without changing plans — the price follows how often you want the sweep, not how many counties you watch.
$0.00
1 runs included · one time
Included plan · added automatically after verified sign-in
Sign in to start free$59.00
4 runs included · every 7 day(s) · every 1 month(s)
$129.00
30 runs included · every 1 day(s) · every 1 month(s)
Card handled by Stripe · failed sweeps are not counted against your runs · reply to any delivery email for support.
FAQ
The sweep, not the secret. Anyone can read a clerk's portal; nobody wants to read every county's portal every Monday. You are paying for Plat's scheduled run across your whole county list, the four fields pulled off each filing, the dedupe against everything you have already been shown, and the per-county count that tells you how much new work landed.
The sweep runs Monday at 14:00 UTC and only surfaces filings newer than your last run, so on a weekly plan nothing on your list is more than seven days past the courthouse. Multi-County runs daily if you would rather see filings the day after they post.
No — and no honest county scan can, because filings do not carry them. Plat gives you the owner of record exactly as it appears on the filing, which is the hard part; hand that plus the address to your skip-tracing tool and the contact work is a two-minute job.
One complete sweep, three counties, no card — see exactly what a week of filings in your market looks like before you decide anything.
Run your free county scanSame-day delivery · no card required