Public Records Finder

Public Records Finder Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: September 26th, 2024

Curious about digging into the history and details of any person or property? Starting a public records finder business might be for you.

In simple terms, a public records finder helps clients access and interpret public information like property records, court documents, and business licenses. This service can be valuable for legal professionals, real estate agents, or anyone needing detailed background information.

The work involves navigating various public databases and understanding the legalities of accessing such information. By doing so, you offer a service that many might find complicated or time-consuming.

The demand for transparency and due diligence continues to grow, making this a business idea ripe with potential. With the right tools and knowledge, a public records finder service can become a reliable revenue stream in today's information-driven world.

In this list, you'll find real-world public records finder success stories and very profitable examples of starting a public records finder that makes money.

1. FindPeopleFast ($2.4M/year)

customer engagement and reach. Additionally, we use Google Analytics to track website analytics and optimize our performance. We are also exploring the use of email marketing tools to enhance our customer communication and retention strategies.

How much money it makes: $2.4M/year
How much did it cost to start: $56K
How many people on the team: 86

I Started A $2.4M/Year SaaS Company That Gathers People's Personal Information

Find People Fast is a Saas product that pulls out detailed information about any person including social media profiles, public records, address, pictures, property holdings, etc, generating upwards of an estimated revenue of $500,000 per month and employing a team of 60 employees since launch eight months ago.

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