SurplusEdges
Built for surplus & overage recovery firms

Surplus-funds leads comparable to SurplusFundsList — plus the compliance layer they don't sell.

Multi-state surplus and tax-sale-overage leads, a real CRM, and skip-traced contacts — priced below SurplusFundsList's published rates (as of August 2026) at every tier, built on an actual parcel and identity database.

No contracts, cancel anytime Launching state by state No setup fees
Sticker-price comparison
Single-state access
$170/mo$79/mo
Nationwide leads
$499/mo$349/mo
Top tier + compliance
$1,299/mo$899/mo
Old price = SurplusFundsList's published rate as of Aug 2026. New price = SurplusEdges, comparable feature set.

Real parcel & identity data

Leads matched against an owned parcel/owner/identity spine, not a rented or scraped county list.

Fee-cap & deadline enforcement

Automated, state-specific compliance checks — a feature SurplusFundsList does not offer at any tier.

Lower price

Every tier undercuts the closest SurplusFundsList equivalent (as of Aug 2026) — without cutting the feature set.

Head to head

SurplusEdges vs. SurplusFundsList

Same category of product — leads, CRM, skip-trace — but built on different foundations. Here's the feature-by-feature breakdown.

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Capability SurplusEdges SurplusFundsList
Top-tier monthly price $899/mo $1,299/mo
Nationwide lead access $349/mo $499/mo
Entry-level single-state tier $79/mo From $170/mo
Lead data source Proprietary parcel / owner / identity spine Rented or aggregated county-list data
Pipeline / CRM Included Included
Skip-traced contacts Included Included
Attorney directory Included Included ("The Vault")
E-signature workflow Included Included
Automated state fee-cap enforcement Included — Elite tier Not offered
Automated filing-deadline tracking Included — Elite tier Not offered
Contract required No — cancel anytime No — cancel anytime
Setup fees None None

SurplusFundsList pricing and features verified directly from surplusfundslist.com/pricing and surplusfundslist.com/compare/excess-elite.

Planned pricing

Three tiers, each undercutting the SurplusFundsList equivalent

Subscribe now or join the waitlist for early-access updates. No bundled "free seats" gimmick that hides the real per-seat price — one number, cheaper, every tier.

Starter
$79/mo · single state
54% below SFL Starter ($170/mo, Aug 2026)

Single-state lead access, matched against a real parcel/owner/identity spine.

  • One state, full historical surplus data
  • Skip-traced claimant contacts
  • Built-in CRM & pipeline
Subscribe to Starter
Elite
$899/mo · compliance engine
31% below SFL Reserve ($1,299/mo, Aug 2026)

Everything in Pro, plus automated fee-cap and filing-deadline enforcement — a feature SFL does not offer at any tier.

  • State-by-state fee-cap enforcement
  • Auto-computed filing deadlines
  • Everything in Pro
Subscribe to Elite
Why the compliance engine exists

Leads get you the claim. Compliance is where operators actually get caught.

Live cautionary tale — February 2026

A Florida appellate concurrence flagged potential fee-cap and disclosure issues

Florida's fee-cap statute limits surplus-fund assignments to 12% of proceeds. In a February 2026 appellate ruling, a concurring opinion reviewed a surplus-fund recovery firm's standard-form assignment and observed that the fee structure — 12% plus up to 7.5% for costs — may exceed the statutory cap, and that the mandatory "no attorney needed" disclosure required under Fla. Stat. §45.033(3)(a)2 appeared to be missing. The majority did not rule on these issues; the observations appear in a special concurrence.

"12% of the surplus proceeds, plus up to 7.5% additional... for costs, expenses, research fees, and attorney's fees." — standard-form assignment language quoted in National Equity Recovery Services, Inc. v. Amerifund Equity Group, Fla. 6th DCA (Feb. 6, 2026) (concurring opinion)

This is exactly the failure mode the Elite tier's compliance engine is built to catch automatically, before a contract ever goes out — flagging fee stacks that exceed a state's cap and confirming the required disclosure language is present.

What SurplusEdges checks automatically

Florida assignment cap12%
Florida filing window60 days
North Carolina special-proceeding cap20% flat
Georgia DOR-escheat cap30%
New Jersey escheat cap (24mo+)20%
Colorado public-trustee windowVoid, 6 mo
Feature parity, confirmed

Everything you already rely on in SurplusFundsList — matched or exceeded

Pipeline & CRM

Full deal-stage tracking, notes, and task automation — same workflow you already run claims through today.

Skip-traced leads

Claimant contact data resolved against a proprietary identity graph, not a bolted-on third-party lookup per lead.

Attorney directory

Vetted attorney network for states that require licensed counsel to file the court or county paperwork.

E-signature

Send and track assignment agreements for signature without leaving the platform.

Try it — no signup

What's the maximum fee you can charge on a real claim?

Pick a state and enter a surplus amount. We'll show you the statutory cap and compare it to the 25%+ contract most operators still send. This is the same engine that runs inside the Elite tier.

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Get on the SurplusEdges launch list.

We're onboarding operators state by state, starting with Florida, North Carolina, and Georgia. Reserve your seat and lock in launch pricing.

No contracts, cancel anytime once you're paying. We'll only email you launch and pricing updates — never sell the list.

Sources

  1. SurplusFundsList pricing table — surplusfundslist.com/pricing
  2. SurplusFundsList Reserve-tier feature comparison — surplusfundslist.com/compare/excess-elite
  3. Florida foreclosure-surplus fee cap and disclosure requirement — Fla. Stat. §45.033, Online Sunshine
  4. Standard-form surplus-fund assignment language, quoted in appellate concurrence — National Equity Recovery Services, Inc. v. Amerifund Equity Group, Fla. 6th DCA (Feb. 6, 2026)
  5. North Carolina property-finder and special-proceeding fee caps — N.C.G.S. §116B-78, Justia
  6. Georgia DOR-held unclaimed property fee cap — O.C.G.A. §44-12-224(d)(1), Justia
  7. New Jersey escheated unclaimed-property fee caps — N.J. Legislature bill text amending R.S. 46:30B-106
  8. Colorado public-trustee and state-treasurer custody fee rules — HB16-1090 summary, Colorado General Assembly