Understanding the $30 Charge: A Guide to Our Pricing Structure

At PublicRecords, we strive to offer transparent and flexible pricing tailored to your public record report needs. Our pricing structure is designed to accommodate both one-time users and those requiring ongoing access to reports. Below is a breakdown of our pricing plans.

Single Report: A one-time charge of $1.00 for one report. Please note that this option is limited to one per customer.
90-Report Plan: This plan is billed as $30 per month for three months.
360-Report Plan: Designed for users who need frequent reports, this plan is billed as $30 per month for twelve months.

Is the $30 Charge a One-Time or Recurring Payment?

The nature of the $30 charge depends on your selected plan:

For the 90-report plan: You will be charged $30 per month for three months.
For the 360-report plan: You will be charged $30 per month for twelve months.

Payments continue automatically until the term of your chosen installment plan is completed.

What does your report include?

Each property report is designed to provide relevant insights about a property. Depending on data availability, your report may include:

Property Tax & Deeds: Includes tax assessments, payment history, deed transfers, liens, and property lot visuals where available.
People Search & Public Records: Shows contact details, relatives, and select public records for background research or verification.
Contact Information: Lists current and past phone numbers and email addresses linked to the individual.
Background Check: Summarizes arrest history, convictions, and legal records. Not for FCRA-regulated use.
National Sex Offender Registry: Indicates if the person appears in the national registry, including offense type and status.
Address History: Displays current and previous residential addresses with available dates and co-residents.
Phone Numbers: Shows phone number history, including type (mobile or landline) when available.
Criminal Records: Outlines known criminal charges, convictions, and legal outcomes tied to the individual.
Relatives: Lists known relatives, such as immediate family and household connections.
Court Records: Includes civil and criminal case involvement, with case type, date, and outcome details.

Our goal is to provide useful data to assist in research and decision-making.

Can I get a refund?

Customer satisfaction is important to us. If you have concerns about your purchase, you can request a refund by reaching out to our support team via one of the following methods: