Comparison
WhoseTitle vs REDX
REDX hands you today's calling list — expireds, FSBOs, and a dialer to burn through them. WhoseTitle hands you the neighborhood — every owner from public county records, with the data and pipeline to farm it for years. Both are prospecting tools; they prospect very different things.
The short version
Choose REDX if your business is calling expired listings and FSBOs the morning they hit, and you want phone-verified lists plus a serious dialer. Choose WhoseTitle if your business is geographic farming and circle prospecting — free county owner data, wholesale skip tracing, and a team pipeline — at $45/month with $20 seats instead of $199+ with $75 seats.
Feature by feature
| Capability | WhoseTitle | REDX |
|---|---|---|
| Expired listing & FSBO phone lists (MLS-derived) | ||
| Map-based lead discovery (draw an area, pull owners) | GeoLeads: radius/street list building | |
| Free county owner data, no per-lead cost | 1070 counties | |
| Skip tracing on your own key, at wholesale | ||
| Built-in power dialer | CONNECT/PRO bundles ($299–$349) | |
| Property details, tenure & sale history on every lead | Contact-focused records | |
| Deal pipeline with statuses & action plans | Vortex: list & script management | |
| Team lead pond, assignment & auto re-pond | ||
| Extra team seat | $20/mo | $75/mo |
| Free trial without a credit card | 7 days | No trial listed |
REDX pricing and features verified July 2026 from redx.com/pricing; tell us if something changed.
What each costs as your team grows
WhoseTitle is $45/month including one seat, then $20 per teammate. REDX sells individual lead types at $60/month each, or bundles: CORE $199/month (all five lead types + Vortex CRM), CONNECT $299 (adds single-line dialer), PRO $349 (multi-line dialer) — plus $75 per additional user.
| Team | Seats | WhoseTitle | REDX |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo agent | 1 | $45/mo | $199/mo (CORE bundle) |
| Small team | 3 | $85/mo | $349/mo (CORE + 2 users) |
| Growing team | 5 | $125/mo | $499/mo (CORE + 4 users) |
| Brokerage | 10 | $225/mo | $874/mo (CORE + 9 users) |
Monthly billing, REDX CORE bundle as the comparable configuration (single lead types start at $60/month but include only one lead source and no CRM).
The real difference: renting lists vs owning territory
REDX is a lead vendor: every morning it delivers fresh expireds and FSBOs with phone numbers, and its dialer is built to work through them before your competitors do. It's a speed-and-volume game, and REDX plays it well.
WhoseTitle is a territory tool. Your farm area's owners are already public — county tax rolls list every name, purchase date, and sale price. WhoseTitle puts them on a map free, scores likelihood to sell, adds contact info through your own skip-trace account at wholesale, and gives your team the pipeline — farming is a years-long compounding asset, not a race to a ringing phone.
Common questions
- Is WhoseTitle a REDX alternative?
- They overlap on geographic prospecting: REDX's GeoLeads and WhoseTitle's map discovery both build neighbor lists. But REDX's heart is expired listings and FSBO phone lists with a dialer — leads WhoseTitle doesn't sell. WhoseTitle's heart is owning a farm area: every owner from county records, free, with the pipeline to work them long-term. Many listing agents choose based on which motion they actually run.
- Does WhoseTitle have expired listing leads?
- No. Expired and withdrawn listings come from MLS data, which is REDX's specialty. If daily expired-listing calls are your bread and butter, REDX (or a similar expired-lead service) is the right tool, full stop.
- Why is REDX's per-seat cost so high?
- REDX prices additional users at $75/month on its bundles — the assumption is a solo agent grinding calls. WhoseTitle seats are $20/month because farming is a team sport: brokers share the lead pond, get assigned leads, and the head broker sees per-broker analytics.
- What about a dialer?
- WhoseTitle doesn't include one — you get verified phone numbers (with Do-Not-Call flags) via your own skip-trace provider and call with the tools you already use. REDX's multi-line dialer on the PRO bundle is genuinely strong for high-volume cold calling; that's a real REDX advantage if you dial hundreds of numbers a day.