Colorado Lead Feed

Every property fact. Every investor. One database — sold as leads.

One machine drinks from every public tap in Colorado real estate, sifts the noise, and scores what is left. You subscribe to a category and a territory. Fresh leads flow to you daily — whether any single house ever closes or not, the river does not stop.

We do the heavy lifting. You do the dealing.

Subscription — not per-lead pricing Fresh feed every morning Subscribers in all 50 states First hunting ground: Colorado

How the machine works

Three rivers flow into one reservoir. One spigot — your subscription — lets your category out. We never buy a house, never sign a contract, never broker a deal. We sell the sift.

River 1 — Property Facts

Address, price, beds, baths, square footage, days on market, price drops. Facts only — gathered from many public taps: listing sites, county records, auction and foreclosure pages. No photos, no listing copy. No single source can shut us off, because no single source owns a fact.

River 2 — Distress Signals

Tax-delinquent owners, pre-foreclosure filings, absentee owners, estates. Public record, checked daily — the signals that separate a motivated seller from a listing that will sit for a year.

River 3 — Investor Contacts

The Collector gathers the buyers themselves — investors in all 50 states who publish their own contacts to attract deals. Collected once, ours forever, compounding daily. Bought data is rented and expires; collected data is a bank.

Three rivers → One reservoir → One spigot: your leads

A real lead card

This is an actual card out of the machine's database — a real Colorado property, pulled from public sources, scored by the Sift Score formula we publish openly. This is what lands in a subscriber's inbox.

Sample Lead Card — Fixer-Low, Colorado ≤ $300K

9700 E Iliff Ave, Unit E51

Denver, CO · Denver County
Price$137,500 · 2 bd · 2 ba · 984 sqft
SignalPre-foreclosure — property pending short sale approval
Sift Score30.0 / 100
SourcePublic listing data (REColorado-fed search page), first seen Nov 6, 2026

Every card carries its source and the date the machine first saw it. Scores use one published formula: discount vs. estimate, staleness, distress signals, price drops.

Subscribe

Pick your tier. Every tier is a monthly subscription — the DistroKid seat, not the wholesaler's grind. You pay for the feed, not for promises about any house.

Standard

$49 / month
  • One lead category, one Colorado territory
  • Daily feed, delivered each morning
  • Facts + Sift Score on every card
  • Email delivery + member page access
Subscribe — Standard

Pro

$99 / month
  • All categories in your counties
  • Early release — leads hours before Standard
  • Full distress-signal detail
  • Only 25 Pro seats per county — when they're gone, they're gone
  • Email delivery + member page access
Subscribe — Pro

Team

$249 / month
  • Everything in Pro, statewide
  • 3 seats — partners covered, no sharing needed
  • Earliest release tier
  • Priority on new hunting grounds as they open
Subscribe — Team

Checkout runs through Stripe — the same payment links this house already uses for its merch and services. Stripe takes its standard cut only when you pay; there is no other fee.

How delivery works

The daily drop

The machine hunts overnight — records pulled in the small hours, sifted and scored before dawn. Your category's new lead cards land in your email inbox each morning, and the same feed waits on your member page whenever you want the full picture. Cancel, and the river stops — the value was never a static list; it's tomorrow's leads.

Why subscribers stay

  • Fresh: new distressed properties daily — a forwarded card is stale in 24–48 hours.
  • First: tiered release times mean paying members see deals before anyone downstream.
  • Scored in the open: one published Sift Score formula, and a public record of calls we got right.
  • Scarce: 25 Pro seats per county keeps the inside worth being inside.

The honest print — read this before you subscribe

  • We sell leads, not houses. A lead is information: property facts and distress signals gathered from public sources and machine-sifted. We do not own, list, broker, or sell any property, and we are not real estate brokers.
  • Facts are free; presentation is ours. Under Feist v. Rural (U.S. Supreme Court, 1991), facts are not copyrightable. We take facts only — never a source's photos or listing descriptions.
  • Verify before you act. Public records can lag or contain errors. Every card names its source and date so you can check it yourself before spending a dollar on a deal.
  • No promised deals. A subscription buys the feed. Whether you close anything is your business — the same way a streaming distributor gets paid whether a song sells or not.
  • Your feed is yours. Cards carry an invisible per-account fingerprint; leaked feeds trace back and accounts are cancelled. Partners belong on a Team plan, not on a borrowed login.