PublicData Coupon & Promo Codes

Discounts like $40 off annual plans pop up occasionally on coupon sites. They're not constantly running promotions, so timing matters. Subscribe to their newsletter if you want to catch limited-time offers before they expire.

Nope. Refunds aren't given for unused searches or subscription time. Once you've signed up and accessed the database, you're locked in. Make sure this service fits your actual needs before committing to a plan.

They don't offer a traditional free trial, but there's a 'Demo' mode that shows you how searches work without giving actual results. It's useful for understanding the interface, just not for real research.

Look for the promotion code field right on the signup page. Enter your code before completing registration. If you miss it during signup, you probably can't add it later — so don't forget this step.

There's no student discount — access is strictly paid regardless of who you are. It's a professional-grade public records database, so the pricing reflects that. Not really targeted at casual or academic users.

Yes. They aggregate information from public records — court filings, DMV data, property records, etc. Everything is legally accessible information. Just make sure you're using it responsibly and within FCRA guidelines if applicable.

Criminal records, DMV info, civil court filings, property ownership, bankruptcy records, and more. It's pretty comprehensive for background research purposes. The depth varies by state, but coverage is generally solid nationwide.

Yes. You can cancel online through your account to stop future recurring billing. They won't charge you for the next cycle. Just remember — no refunds for unused time on your current subscription period.

Yes, your searches are confidential. The people you look up won't be notified that you searched for them. That's standard for public records databases. Your research stays private between you and the platform.

Nope. Your monthly search limit resets when your billing cycle ends — unused searches don't carry forward. If you've got a quota-based plan, make sure you actually use your allotment before the month is up.