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Tax Debt Leads vs Debt Settlement Leads

October 24, 2026 · 5 min read

How tax resolution leads differ from settlement leads in pricing, qualification and sales motion.

Different debts, different tables

Settlement leads are priced by total unsecured debt ($35–$95 exclusive). Tax debt leads are priced by the amount owed to the IRS or state: $45–$110 exclusive and $18–$40 shared, across bands from $10k to $100k+.

Different qualification data

Tax leads capture whether the debt is federal, state or both, plus employment and income — the inputs a tax resolution firm needs to assess offer-in-compromise or installment-agreement fit.

Different urgency

Tax debt often comes with liens, levies or wage garnishment timelines, which changes the sales conversation. Buyers report shorter decision cycles than unsecured-debt settlement, but you should verify that against your own funnel data.

Can one buyer take both?

Yes — run separate campaigns per category with their own pricing tables, filters and caps. Cross-sell rules differ by state and service, so keep your compliance review separate too.

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