Great expectations, poor results I paid for 19-31 leads per month in my chosen zip code in a large metro area. After the first month, I had received four (4) contacts total, none of them in my chosen zip code. Conversations with the "team" (one person, as far as I can tell) were friendly but ultimately futile at providing what I paid for. Fortunately, you can cancel online anytime.

Ziptitan has tripled my ROI Ziptitan has tripled my ROI, while some leads aren’t ideal and a few calls hit snags, the overall return are impressive

I have a $315 subscription I have a $315 subscription, and I've engaged with 58 buyer leads since I started last month. Results have taken some time, but I recently closed a deal with a buyer lead who, in turn, referred me to a friend to help them find a property. The GCI from that deal is already good, and the referral is extra, but that's expected when you excel at your job. I have an appointment with another lead in February, waiting for them to finish their taxes before proceeding, but it doesn't count until it's a closed deal. I'm considering increasing my budget; currently, I have a positive opinion of the service, although I had to contact support for some leads with faulty data, and they take a bit to respond.

Clear and concise communication Very clear and detailed on how they operate. Response time and clarity of questions were exceptional.

Abysmal, Worthless, and a Terrible Waste of Money Abysmal. I have done plenty of online advertising. I spend more than $10K monthly on Zillow. This service is absolute trash. I cannot warn you more earnestly to stay away from this company. All leads are so far from decent (i.e., terrible). When I moved to suspend my spend, leads magically and immediately stopped. Again, they're pretty pitiful in the first place, but to coincidentally stop once I've made a decision to suspend my account in the near future (not renew)? Yeah, highly unprofessional, cheap, and fraudulent. Stay away! ***UPDATE*** The team at ZipTitan responded - with lies. Renewal was deactivated ONE WEEK prior to the end of the billing period. From the date that renewal was deactivated until the end of the billing period, not one lead was received. It was certainly a strange coincidence. No, it's hard to call that a coincidence.