Locate Next and PropertyRadar are separate companies. Every PropertyRadar fact below comes from PropertyRadar’s own site, with the page linked in Sources.
What PropertyRadar is
PropertyRadar is a subscription for finding properties and owners and then reaching them. Its features page describes list building with “hundreds of criteria”, an event engine with more than 250 criteria, and an AI-Powered Search that turns a plain description of the deal you want into search criteria. The pricing page cites more than 300 criteria. That is a much wider set of list filters than Locate Next offers, and it is the main reason to choose PropertyRadar.
Around the lists sit monitoring of saved properties, owner phones and emails, email sends, postcards, online ads, a dialer and SMS packs. Its integrations page lists Zapier, CRMs such as Salesforce and Pipedrive, direct mail services such as Lob and Click2Mail, and phone and text tools.
Side by side
| Question | PropertyRadar, its own pages, read November 5, 2026 | Locate Next, read November 5, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | Solo $119 ($99 billed yearly), Team $249 ($199), Business $599 ($549). Yearly prepay saves about 20%. | $49 a month. |
| Contacts included | 250, 500 or 2,500 phones and emails a month, plus 25, 50 or 250 relatives. Allowances reset at renewal and do not roll over. | None included. Each search with results costs $0.17 from a prepaid balance. |
| Contacts past the allowance | Priced per contact: 8, 6 or 4 cents for each phone number or email address, and 20, 15 or 10 cents for each relative, by plan. | Same rule for every search: $0.17 per search with results. |
| A lookup that finds nothing | Not stated on the pricing page, which says only “per contact” and “per record”. | No results, no charge. |
| Exports | 10,000, 25,000 or 50,000 records a month, then 2, 1.5 or 1 cent per record. | Export files for your CRM, including Contacts CSV, your sheet plus contacts, Phone 1 to 10 fields, and numbered phones plus DNC. |
| Building a list | Hundreds of criteria, 250+ event-engine criteria, and AI-Powered Search. | Find homeowners by ZIP, city or county: owner of record, the property address, the owner’s own mailing address, and year built and value when the county has them. Each account can pull 5,000 owners per ZIP each day. |
| Uploading your own list | Upload people or properties to match and append data. Imports are unlimited; appends use the monthly allowance and then per-contact pricing. | Bring a CSV or .xlsx without reformatting it (limits: 25,000 rows, 20 MB, 500 columns). Repeat properties merge into one, and you see the most it can cost before a search starts. |
| Do Not Call | Lists DNC and known-litigator scrubbing, mobile or landline flags and email validation, and lets you filter to owners with a mobile number who are not on Do Not Call. A price for scrubbing is not shown. | Checks run in Export at no extra charge. A number with no current answer stays Not checked. |
| API | Included on every paid plan: REST and JSON, covering search, owner and contact details, lists, webhooks, import and append, and mail. | No public API. |
| AI assistants | The API page describes an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP assistants, with property lookup, search and details at launch, and an interactive app marked coming soon. A public server address and setup steps were not on the pages checked. | MCP server at https://app.locatenext.com/mcp for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Searches that cost money run only after you say yes. |
| Trying it first | A 5-day trial with 5 phone numbers and 5 emails. Exports, purchases, document images, parcel maps and appends are off during the trial. | Locate is $49 a month to get started. |
| Refunds | Paid subscriptions are non-refundable. Plan changes are prorated. | Refund terms are not covered here. The prepaid balance is drawn down only by searches with results. |
How PropertyRadar pricing works
The subscription is the entry price. There is no minimum order beyond it, but the smallest plan is Solo at $99 a month billed yearly or $119 month to month. Each plan includes views, saves and imports without limit, a monthly export allowance and a monthly allowance of phones, emails and relatives.
PropertyRadar does not publish a separate skip trace price. Its pricing page presents phones and emails as “pre-matched”, so the per-contact charge takes the place of a trace fee. Once the included contacts are used, each extra phone or email costs 8 cents on Solo, 6 cents on Team or 4 cents on Business, and higher plans also get 25% or 50% off add-ons. Document images cost $4, $3 or $2 each. Unused allowances do not carry into the next month. Solo covers 1 user, Team 3 and Business 10, and an extra user costs $50, $37.50 or $25 a month by plan.
The API draws on the same allowances. PropertyRadar’s developer docs say each returned result counts as one export record or one phone or email purchase, with overage billed at the export rate. You can preview a count first at no charge, and asking only for RadarIDs is free.
One point to settle before you pay: the trial terms on the pricing page do not agree with each other. The FAQ says a card and mobile number are required and the card is charged when the 5 days end unless you cancel, while a button elsewhere on the same page says no card is required. Read the checkout screen carefully.
A worked month on each
Say you have 400 owners to trace in a month and nothing else to buy. On PropertyRadar Solo, 250 phones and emails are included. Because pricing is per contact, a single owner can use more than one: two phones and an email are three contacts. The pricing page does not say whether an owner with no number found uses any. Past 250, each contact is 8 cents, on top of $119 for the month. If every owner used one contact, that is 150 over the allowance, or $12, for $131 in total. At two contacts per owner it is 550 over, or $44, for $163.
On Locate Next, the same 400 owners cost $49 for the month plus $0.17 for each owner search that comes back with results, so at most $68 in searches plus the plan, or $117 if every search finds someone. A search with no results costs nothing. The two totals land close together, and PropertyRadar’s includes list building and exports as well. Run your own numbers with the cost calculator, and see skip tracing cost per record for why per-contact and per-search prices are hard to line up.
The comparison changes if you use the rest of what PropertyRadar includes. The subscription also buys list filters, monitoring, exports, email sends and an API. If you would pay for those anyway, the contact allowance is part of a bundle you were buying, not the whole price.
Where Locate Next is different
Locate Next is narrower. It takes the owner list you already have, as you have it, keeps your record IDs and columns on each row, and lets you review who was found before you export. For new lists, Find homeowners pulls owners of record by ZIP code, city or county, which you can save and then trace. It does not offer hundreds of filters, property monitoring, mail, a dialer or an API.
In AI apps you can connect Locate through its MCP server and ask in plain words for a homeowner list for a ZIP, to check a list, or the price of tracing it. PropertyRadar also describes an MCP server, so this is not unique to Locate. See skip tracing in Claude or ChatGPT.
Which fits
- If you prospect every month and need to filter on hundreds of property and owner criteria, PropertyRadar fits.
- If you want monitoring, postcards, email sends, a dialer and CRM connections under one subscription, PropertyRadar fits.
- If you need an API on a paid plan today, PropertyRadar fits; Locate Next has no public API.
- If you trace lists you already own a few times a quarter, or want owners for one ZIP without a monthly contact allowance to use up, Locate Next fits.
- If you want a search that finds nothing to cost nothing, Locate Next states that rule on its pricing page.
Other options are covered in PropStream alternatives, BatchLeads and DealMachine alternatives.
Common questions
How much does PropertyRadar cost?
On November 5, 2026 its pricing page listed Solo at $119 a month or $99 billed yearly, Team at $249 or $199, and Business at $599 or $549. Each plan includes a monthly allowance of phones, emails and exports.
Does PropertyRadar charge for skip tracing?
It does not list a separate skip trace price. Phones and emails are presented as pre-matched and drawn from your monthly allowance, then priced at 8, 6 or 4 cents per contact by plan. Read November 5, 2026.
Does PropertyRadar have a trial?
Its pricing page describes a 5-day trial with 5 phone numbers and 5 emails, without exports or appends. The FAQ says a card is charged when the trial ends unless you cancel, though another line on the page says no card is needed. Read November 5, 2026.
Does PropertyRadar work with ChatGPT or Claude?
Its API page describes an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP assistants, plus skill packs requested through a form. The pages checked on November 5, 2026 gave no public server address or setup steps.
Is Locate Next cheaper than PropertyRadar?
On the plan price, yes: $49 a month plus $0.17 per search with results, and nothing for a search with no results. PropertyRadar’s plans cost more but include list filters, monitoring, exports and an API that Locate Next does not offer.
Does Locate Next check Do Not Call?
Yes, in Export, at no extra charge. The check compares phone numbers with the dataset currently active on this site. It does not promise a live connection to government records, identify the owner of a number, or establish consent to contact someone.
How do I get Locate Next?
Get started at $49 a month.
Sources
- PropertyRadar, pricing page. Plan prices, users, allowances, overage rates, export and document image prices, add-ons, the trial terms, refunds and the pre-matched wording. Read November 5, 2026.
- PropertyRadar, features page. List criteria, the event engine and AI-Powered Search. Read November 5, 2026.
- PropertyRadar, property and owner data. DNC and litigator scrubbing, line type flags, email validation and bulk upload. Read November 5, 2026.
- PropertyRadar, API page. API on paid plans, its coverage, the MCP server and AI skill packs. Read November 5, 2026.
- PropertyRadar, developer docs. How API results count against allowances. Read November 5, 2026.
- PropertyRadar, integrations page. Zapier, CRM, mail and phone connections. Read November 5, 2026.
- Locate Next, pricing page. The plan price, the per-search charge and top-ups. Read November 5, 2026.
- Locate Next, bulk skip tracing. File types, size limits and columns kept. Read November 5, 2026.
PropertyRadar’s pages and prices can change. Check them yourself before you buy. This page is general information, not legal advice.