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DataMasters Homeowner X-Date Database review for insurance agents: data, pricing and permitted use

By the IAT editorial team | Updated October 9, 2026

DataMasters sells homeowner x-date lists (the month a policy is due to renew) to P&C agents, timed to the anniversary of when each home was bought. A data specialist builds the list for your area and emails it to you.

The renewal month is an estimate from county purchase records. Prices are posted, starting at $75 for 500 records with no subscription.

Best for
P&C agents who want a small homeowner list with posted prices
Data type
Homeowner list timed to the home purchase anniversary
Renewal date
Estimated from the recorded purchase date
Lines
Homeowners and other personal lines
Price
$75 for 500 records
Do Not Call check
Yes. Phone numbers come scrubbed
Delivery
Excel or Word label file by email, or printed labels
Trial or sample
Free sample file and a free consultation

Our take

DataMasters fits a P&C agent who wants a small, cheap homeowner list to test a mailing or call campaign. Prices are posted by order size, so you know the cost before you call.

The date is the anniversary of a recorded home sale, not a policy date. Homeowners who shopped since buying won't line up with it.

Phone numbers come scrubbed against Do Not Call. The data terms still make you responsible for calling and texting rules.

Pros

  • Posted prices that start with a small order
  • No required subscription
  • Phone numbers come scrubbed against Do Not Call
  • Target the first or a later purchase anniversary
  • Household details such as age, income and children

Cons

  • The renewal month is an estimate from the purchase date
  • No data for California, Oregon or Vermont
  • Email lists carry an extra permission fee
  • No word on when the Do Not Call scrub was last run
  • No self-serve search. A specialist builds each list

Data sources and dates

Screenshot of DataMasters Homeowner X-Date Database's product page at datamasters.org
DataMasters Homeowner X-Date Database's product page at datamasters.org, as it looked on October 8, 2026.
SourceWhat it gives youHow often it updates
County courthouse recordsHome purchase date plus owner and home detailsCompiled weekly and monthly
Licensed outside dataHome value, household details and phone numbersNo schedule given
Renewal date
An estimated renewal month
How it's built
The anniversary of the recorded home purchase. You can target the first or a later anniversary

This date is an estimate. DataMasters times the list to the anniversary of a recorded home sale. It isn't a policy date from a carrier.

Coverage

Lines
Homeowners and other personal lines
Prospect type
Homeowners who haven't asked for a quote
States
Every state except California, Oregon and Vermont
Record count
Nearly 70 million

DataMasters says almost 70 million US homeowner records have a purchase date, as of October 2026. About 7.3 million have a scrubbed phone number and over 4.3 million have an email.

Fields, filters and sample

Fields you get

  • Address
  • City
  • County code
  • Current property value
  • Gender
  • Home square feet
  • Homeowner age
  • Income
  • Length of residence
  • Marital status
  • Name
  • Presence of children
  • Purchase date
  • Purchase month
  • State
  • Telephone number where available
  • Year built
  • ZIP code
  • ZIP-4

Filters

  • Any field in the file
  • First or later purchase anniversary
  • Your marketing area

Download the x-date sample spreadsheet to see the layout.

Freshness and accuracy

Update schedule
New homeowners added weekly and monthly from county records
Accuracy the vendor claims
Says the data is current, with no figure or refund attached

Pricing, credits and exports

OrderRecordsPrice
Homeowner x-date list500$75
Homeowner x-date list1,000$150
Homeowner x-date list2,000$260
Homeowner x-date list5,000$550
Homeowner email list5,000$0.12 a record
Homeowner email list10,000$0.09 a record

Prices as of October 2026, from the DataMasters homeowner x-date page.

Good to know before you buy

  • Email lists need a $150 fee per order to unlock email records, on top of the record price.
  • Printed peel-and-stick labels add $0.01 a label.
  • You sign DataMasters' data terms before it will give you cell phone numbers, scrubbed landline numbers or email addresses.
  • Monthly delivery is optional and you can stop it at any time.

Phone, email and Do Not Call

Phone numbers
Where available. About 7.3 million records
Do Not Call check
Scrubbed before delivery. The scrub date and lists used aren't published
Your part
The terms make you responsible for Do Not Call and the federal rules for calling, texting and email (TCPA and CAN-SPAM)
Email
Over 4.3 million homeowners, after you sign the data terms

A phone or email field on a record does not give you consent to call, text or email.

Permitted use

How you may use it
Your own marketing, under the DataMasters data terms
Who can use it
Your staff and contractors. You supervise them and tell anyone you pass data to about the limits
Extra sign-off
Signed data terms before you get cell phone numbers, scrubbed landline numbers or email addresses
After the order
DataMasters deletes its copy within 30 days of finishing the work

Delivery and connections

Connects toTypeDirectionWhat it does
Email deliveryFileOutSends an Excel file or a Word label file
Printed labelsMailOutShips peel-and-stick labels for a mailing
Download formats
Excel and Word label files

Getting started

  1. Book a free consultation

    A data specialist asks about your area, timing and the fields you need.

  2. Check the sample

    Open the sample spreadsheet to see what each record holds.

  3. Pick a size

    Start at 500 records or set up a monthly delivery.

  4. Sign the data terms if needed

    Needed for cell phones, numbers not on Do Not Call and email.

  5. Load the file

    Import it into your CRM or send it to your mail house.

Reach DataMasters by phone or email.

Contract and refunds

Term
Buy one order or set up monthly delivery
Renewal
No required subscription
Canceling
Stop monthly delivery at any time
Terms
DataMasters data terms of use

From the DataMasters data terms and product page, checked in October 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a DataMasters x-date list cost?

Five hundred records cost $75 and 5,000 cost $550. Email lists are priced per record plus a permission fee.

Is the DataMasters x-date a filed renewal date?

No. It's the anniversary of the home purchase recorded at the county courthouse.

Are DataMasters phone numbers checked against Do Not Call?

Yes, they come scrubbed. The terms still make you responsible for calling rules.

Which states does DataMasters cover?

Every state except California, Oregon and Vermont.

Do I need a DataMasters subscription?

No. Buy one order at a time or set up a monthly delivery you can stop at any time.

How we researched this review. We based this review on the pricing, terms and product pages published by DataMasters Homeowner X-Date Database, 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 DataMasters Homeowner X-Date Database quit selling or a contract term that reads different now, let us know and send the link to the page where DataMasters Homeowner X-Date Database has it. Somebody here pulls up that page and checks it before we change anything on ours.

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