A Marketplace, Not a Subscription

See the lead before you spend a credit.

Buy credits. Browse live leads by state, debt range, and case type. Claim the ones you want, first come, first served — contact info unlocks the moment you do.

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TX$34,000Wage garnishment Available

CA$61,500Levy notice

FL$22,800Non-filer, 3yr Claimed

NY$118,200Offer in compromise Available

GA$41,000Installment default Available

Contact details stay locked until claimed

How It Works

Three steps. No retainer, no delivery schedule.

You control the spend entirely — nothing leaves your balance until you decide a specific lead is worth it.

Buy credits

1 credit = $1. Buy a pack once, draw it down over weeks or months — credits don't expire on a monthly cycle.

Browse and claim

See state, debt range, and case type on every live lead before spending anything. Claim the ones that fit your book, first come, first served.

Call, close, repeat

The moment you claim, full contact info unlocks and the lead is locked to your firm alone. No one else is calling that number.

What "Claimed" Actually Means

Nobody else is racing you to the phone.

Most lead vendors sell the same contact to three or four firms and let the fastest dialer win. On Faireleads, a lead disappears from the board the instant it's claimed — it's yours alone, verified by a timestamped TrustedForm certificate.

✓ Debt range, state, and case type visible before you spend a credit
✓ Contact info locked until you claim
✓ One firm per lead — no multi-selling, ever
✓ TrustedForm certificate attached to every claim

CA · Levy Notice 62 credits

Debt range$50,000–$75,000

Filed bySelf-employed contractor

NameDenise M.

Phone(555) 019-2xxx

Contact info unlocks immediately on claim

Proof, Not a Promise

If a client ever claims they never consented, you have the receipt.

Plenty of vendors say "TCPA compliant" and have nothing to show for it when a lead's legitimacy gets questioned. Every lead claimed through Faireleads carries a TrustedForm certificate — a timestamped, third-party record of exactly how and when consent was captured.

You don't need to take our word for what's in it. Here's what a certificate actually contains.

Consent Certificate Sample

Cert IDTF-2026-88213-A7F0

CapturedJul 24, 2026 · 9:42:11 PM CST

ConsentCheckbox consent captured — agreed to be contacted by phone, email, or text regarding tax resolution services

Source pagefaireleads-intake-form-v2

IP address74.125.XX.XX

Time on page2m 14s

Illustrative sample — actual certificate delivered via TrustedForm/ActiveProspect at time of claim

Before You Browse

A few things firms usually ask.

How fast do good leads get claimed?+

Depends on the state and debt size, but exclusive leads on the board typically get claimed within minutes to a few hours of posting during business hours. That's the point of the marketplace model — the fastest firm to act gets the lead, not the highest bidder.

Do credits expire?+

No. Buy a pack once and draw it down at your own pace — over a week or over a quarter. There's no monthly minimum spend and no "use it or lose it" clock.

What happens if I claim a lead and it's a bad fit?+

Every claimed lead comes with a timestamped TrustedForm certificate showing exactly what the taxpayer consented to and when. If a lead was misrepresented on the board (wrong state, fabricated debt range), that's a credit-refund case — reach out and we'll review the certificate with you.

How is this different from buying aged lead lists?+

Aged data is cheap because it's old and often resold many times over — you're competing with whoever else bought the same list. Every lead on the Faireleads board is live, and claiming it locks it to your firm alone. You're paying for exclusivity and recency, not just a phone number.

Can I filter the board by state or debt size?+

Yes — the board lets you filter by state, debt range, and case type before you spend any credits, so you're only looking at leads that actually fit your firm's minimum debt threshold and licensing footprint.