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Dataman Group Homeowner X-Date Lists review for insurance agents: data, pricing and permitted use

By the IAT editorial team | Updated October 9, 2026

Dataman Group rents homeowner lists to P&C agents one order at a time. You pick an area and get a file of homeowners sorted by the month their policy likely renews.

That month is estimated from when the owner bought the home. There's no subscription, and orders start at $185.

Best for
P&C agents who want one homeowner list for a local area without a subscription
Data type
Homeowner list with an estimated renewal month
Renewal date
Estimated from the date the home was bought
Lines
Homeowners, auto and umbrella
Price
$185 minimum order
Do Not Call check
Yes, on a best-efforts basis. You still need your own registry access
Delivery
Excel or CSV by email within a day, or printed labels
Trial or sample
Free count by phone and a sample file online

Our take

Dataman fits an agent who wants a homeowner mailing or call list for a few ZIP codes and doesn't want a monthly bill. Ask for a free count and prepay. The file arrives by email within a day.

The renewal month comes from the home purchase date, so it drifts for owners who have switched carriers. Plan a mailing around the month and expect some misses.

The list is for one use. You must delete it two weeks after your mailing date unless Dataman agrees in writing to more.

Pros

  • No subscription. Buy one list when you need it
  • Pick by ZIP code, city, county, radius or a custom area
  • Phone lists are run against Do Not Call lists as a best effort
  • Files arrive by email within a day
  • A posted deliverability promise on mailing addresses

Cons

  • The renewal month is an estimate from the purchase date
  • One-time use, then you must delete the file
  • No posted price per record
  • New clients pay in full up front
  • You can't filter by renewal month before ordering

Data sources and dates

SourceWhat it gives youHow often it updates
Licensed marketing dataNames, addresses and household details from outside data companiesPhone numbers updated weekly
Public and property recordsHome purchase date, purchase price, value and home detailsNo schedule given
Survey and commercial dataExtra household details such as ageNo schedule given
Renewal date
An estimated renewal month
How it's built
Taken from the month the owner first bought the home

This date is an estimate. Dataman works out the renewal month from the original home purchase date. A homeowner who changed carriers or policy dates since then won't match it.

Coverage

Lines
Homeowners, with auto and umbrella as cross-sells
Prospect type
Homeowners who haven't asked for a quote
States
All states. Pick by ZIP code, city, county, state, radius or a custom area

Fields, filters and sample

Fields you get

  • Age
  • City
  • County
  • Email where available
  • Home purchase date
  • Home value
  • Homeowner name
  • Mailing address
  • Phone where available
  • Purchase amount
  • Square footage
  • State
  • Year built
  • ZIP code

Filters

  • City
  • County
  • Custom geography
  • Radius
  • State
  • ZIP code

See a sample homeowner x-date file before you order.

The file comes sorted by estimated renewal month. You can't filter on renewal month before you order.

Freshness and accuracy

Update schedule
Phone numbers are refreshed weekly. Do Not Call lists are applied twice a month
Accuracy the vendor claims
92% of mailing addresses deliverable
What happens if it misses
Dataman replaces names when undeliverable mail runs past that rate

Pricing, credits and exports

OrderRecordsPrice
Homeowner x-date listAny count you choose$185 minimum

Minimum as of October 2026, from the Dataman homeowner x-date page. Ask for a count to get the price for your area.

Good to know before you buy

  • New clients pay in full before the list ships.
  • Paying by card adds a 3% fee.
  • Canceling a running order costs half the invoice.
  • Matching against your own customer file may cost extra.

Phone, email and Do Not Call

Phone numbers
On some records, refreshed weekly. Dataman doesn't guarantee them
Cell phone flag
None on this list
Do Not Call check
Run against the federal, state and trade association (formerly Direct Marketing Association) lists as a best effort. Some numbers can slip through
Your part
Keep your own Do Not Call registry access and follow telemarketing rules
Email
On some records

Having a phone number or email on a record is not consent to call, text or email that person.

Permitted use

How you may use it
One mailing or campaign
How long
Up to two weeks past the agreed mailing date
Who can use it
Anyone you pass it to is bound by the same terms
Resale
Not allowed
After the campaign
Delete it. Reuse needs written approval from Dataman

Delivery and connections

Screenshot of Dataman Group Homeowner X-Date Lists' product page at datamangroup.com
Dataman Group Homeowner X-Date Lists' product page at datamangroup.com, as it looked on October 8, 2026.
Connects toTypeDirectionWhat it does
Email deliveryFileOutSends Excel or CSV in a password-protected ZIP file within a day
Printed labelsMailOutShips Avery labels in three to five days
Your CRM or AMSFile uploadOutYou import the file yourself. No built-in connection
Download formats
Excel, CSV and Word label files

Getting started

  1. Ask for a free count

    Call with your ZIP codes, cities or radius and Dataman tells you how many homeowners match.

  2. Check the sample

    Look at the sample file to see the fields and layout.

  3. Prepay the order

    New clients pay up front. The minimum is $185.

  4. Load the file

    Open the ZIP file and import it into your CRM, dialer or mail house.

Sales and customer service are both by phone.

Contract and refunds

Term
One use unless Dataman agrees in writing to more
Canceling
A canceled order still costs half the invoice
Refunds and bad records
Report problems within 10 days and confirm in writing. Dataman's liability is capped at the list price
Your data when you leave
Don't keep it past two weeks after the mailing date
Terms
Dataman list rental terms

From the Dataman list rental terms, checked in October 2026. The terms page is undated.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Dataman homeowner x-date list cost?

Orders start at a $185 minimum. The price per record depends on your area, so ask for a free count.

Is the Dataman renewal month a filed date?

No. It's estimated from the month the owner first bought the home.

Are Dataman phone numbers scrubbed for Do Not Call?

Yes, against federal, state and industry lists as a best effort. You still need your own registry access.

How long can I use a Dataman list?

For one campaign. The terms say to delete it two weeks after your mailing date.

Which areas can I order from Dataman?

Any US area. Choose ZIP codes, cities, counties, a radius or a custom map area.

How we researched this review. We based this review on the pricing, terms and product pages published by Dataman Group Homeowner X-Date Lists, reviewed in October 2026, together with our team's experience working with insurance agents and agency owners since 2008.

Corrections

Vendors change their pricing all the time and they don't email us when they do. So if you see a price on here that's gone up, a plan Dataman Group Homeowner X-Date Lists quit selling or a contract term that reads different now, let us know and send the link to the page where Dataman Group Homeowner X-Date Lists has it. Somebody here pulls up that page and checks it before we change anything on ours.

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