LotLine vs PropStream: property data first, then the deal work

What PropStream is built for

PropStream calls itself the most complete AI-enhanced data provider in the country, and its plans center on finding properties and owners. It covers more than 160 million properties with 165-plus filters, 20 lead lists, MLS data, comps, deal calculators, skip tracing and automatic list monitoring. For outreach it has dialer campaigns, email, direct mail and free landing pages, and driving for dollars runs in its mobile app. Every skip trace includes free Do-Not-Call flagging and litigator scrubbing.

• Essentials: $99 a month ($81 billed yearly)
• Pro: $199 a month ($165 billed yearly)
• Elite: $699 a month ($583 billed yearly)
• A 7-day free trial with 50 free leads
• Pro and Elite include Connect, the skip tracing and in-app dialing bundle. On Essentials, Connect is $30 a month, or skip tracing is 12 cents a contact.

What LotLine adds once an owner answers

A list tells you who to call. Once someone answers, the work moves to the property, and LotLine keeps that work on one record.

• Seller texts and in-browser calls on the seller's record, each checked against the Do-Not-Call lists and the seller's local calling hours before it goes out
• Deal Autopilot scores the lead, runs the analysis and drafts the next seller message for your approval
• Rehab AI reads the property's photos and returns a low, mid and high repair range beside the comps and ARV
• PropShare: one buyer page per deal, with the photos you approved and one price
• Private buyer rooms with proof-of-funds review and access you can revoke
• E-sign for the purchase agreement and the assignment, saved to the deal

How the two divide the work

Both run comps and skip traces, and both can place a call. PropStream does the large-scale data work: searching the country, filtering by equity or distress, watching lists for changes and mailing owners. LotLine does the deal work: the seller conversation, the repair range, the buyer page, the room and the contract.

• Outreach: PropStream reaches owners through dialer campaigns, email, direct mail and landing pages. LotLine keeps the texts and calls with each seller in one thread, next to the deal.
• Buyers: PropStream includes a Cash Buyers List on every plan, and its Investor Outreach add-on ($70 a month; it needs Connect) finds investors buying near a property. LotLine packages the deal for those buyers on a PropShare page and in a private buyer room.
• AI: PropStream's AI turns plain language into search filters, answers property questions, and scores condition from photos and foreclosure risk. LotLine's AI works the deal: it scores the lead, drafts the seller message and estimates repairs, and you approve what goes out.
• Contracts: LotLine sends the purchase agreement and the assignment for e-signature and saves the signed PDF to the deal.

Moving a PropStream list into LotLine

Export the list from PropStream as a CSV file and import it on LotLine's Leads page. LotLine matches common column names, so the property address, owner name, mailing address and phone columns land in the right fields. LotLine checks each number against the Do-Not-Call lists before you call or text it. Then run Deal Autopilot on one lead or on the whole import.

What each one costs

PropStream Essentials is $99 a month ($81 billed yearly), and skip tracing on that plan costs extra. LotLine Starter is $39 a month for the deal workflow without the AI agents. Founder Cloud is $99 a month while founding slots last, Growth Cloud is $179 a month with seller calling and texting included, and Team Cloud is $299 a month for three core users. LotLine charges no onboarding fee, and paying yearly gets you two months free. The two do different jobs, so if you plan to use both, price them together.