Know which homeowners to reach before anyone else does.
Pick an area and Themis shows you the homeowners in it from public property records: likely sellers for an agent, homes due for work for a contractor. You see how many match before you pay for a single address.
- Search the way you farm
Type a city, a ZIP code, a county or a subdivision, or enter a street address and search a quarter mile to two miles around it. Start from a preset built for your business, then narrow it.
- Real estate: likely to sell, owned 15+ years, distressed, expired or for sale by owner, inherited, absentee owners
- Contractors: older homes for your trade, new homeowners, high-value homes, absentee landlords, the streets around a job
- Leave out HOA communities, company- or trust-owned homes, vacant lots and mobile homes
- No demographic filters, ever
- Pay only for what you keep
The count is free. You choose how many homes to save, see the price before you confirm, and pay per home saved. Run the same search next month and only the new homes cost anything; the ones you already have are never charged again.
- Then reach them the right way
Owners you've never spoken to are reached by mail: one click sends the homes to Mail with a reply QR on every card. Phone numbers are there on request and only charged when one is found. Every number carries its Do-Not-Call and litigator flags, and a flagged number is blocked for calling and texting across your whole team.
- Owners who asked not to get marketing mail are never mailed
- Add homes to your contacts, or export a CSV
- A monthly check tells you when new homes match; nothing is bought until you say so
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All featuresQuestions people ask here.
Where do the homeowners come from?
Public property records: the owner's name, the property and the owner's mailing address. Phone numbers are looked up only when you ask.
Do I pay to see how many homes match?
No. The count is free. You pay per home you save, and homes you already saved are never charged again.
Can I text or call the homeowners I find?
Only numbers that are explicitly clear of the Do-Not-Call list can be called, and texting still needs the owner's permission. That is why Themis reaches new owners by mail first.