LienFlash vs Levelset: What Does Each Notice Cost?
A Texas notice goes to the owner and the original contractor. At Levelset that is 2 × $59 = $118. At LienFlash it is $39.99 for both mailings. For one recipient in other live states, Levelset lists $59 per recipient and LienFlash is from $24.99, with USPS Certified Mail and tracking included.
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At a Glance
| Feature | LienFlash | Levelset (Procore) |
|---|---|---|
| Price per notice | From $24.99; $39.99 in Texas | $59 per recipient (Send Notice) |
| Priced per recipient? | No — flat per notice. One mailing outside Texas; two in Texas. | Yes — $59 for each recipient |
| Certified mail included | Yes — USPS Certified Mail with tracking | see levelset.com |
| Account required | No for single notices; account for optional Pro plans | Free account available; requirements: see levelset.com |
| Subscription required | No for single notices or demand letters; Pro is optional | Required for lien filing; notice/demand requirements: see levelset.com |
| States covered | Notices: FL, CA, AZ, NV, WA, OR, NM, TX. Demand letters: FL, TX, CA, WA. | Resources for all 50 states; service availability: see levelset.com |
| Files liens | No — we prepare and mail documents | Subscription required; contact sales for price |
| Demand letters | $79 per letter, certified mail included. One recipient in FL/CA/WA; Texas varies by claimant path. | $59 per recipient (Send Demand) |
Compare the mailing price and recipient count
LienFlash's single-notice price covers one owner mailing in Florida, California, Arizona, Nevada, Washington, Oregon, and New Mexico for $24.99, or two mailings — owner and original contractor — in Texas for $39.99. It is a per-notice price, not a fee for each recipient. Levelset's Send Notice is $59 per recipient, so its price depends on how many parties receive the notice. The Texas example above compares two mailings at each company. In other live states, compare one recipient at Levelset's $59 with one owner mailing at LienFlash, from $24.99.
For a one-recipient demand letter, Levelset is cheaper
Levelset's Send Demand costs $59 per recipient. LienFlash's demand letter costs $79 with USPS Certified Mail and tracking included, so Levelset's listed price is $20 lower for one recipient. LienFlash sends one demand mailing in Florida, California, and Washington. Texas includes one or two mailings depending on the selected claimant path; the price remains $79. Check Levelset's site for mailing details before comparing the total.
Free forms and lien filing are separate choices
Levelset offers a free account and free downloadable notices, lien waivers, and lien forms. Its paid Send Notice and Send Demand services are listed at $59 per recipient. Filing a lien requires a subscription; contact sales for the price. LienFlash prepares and mails preliminary notices and demand letters. We do not file liens.
Pay per document or choose an optional Pro plan
LienFlash's single notices and demand letters do not require a subscription. Optional Pro plans cost $49/month or $399/year, with limited included allowances. Pro overages are $15, or $30 for Texas notices. See our pricing page for plan details.
When LienFlash is the better choice
- You work in our live notice states: Florida, California, Arizona, Nevada, Washington, Oregon, New Mexico, Texas.
- You send notices a few times a year and want to pay per notice without a subscription.
- You want one notice price with USPS Certified Mail and tracking included, with the mailing count shown above.
- You want to create a single notice without an account.
When Levelset is the better choice
- You work outside LienFlash's live states. Levelset publishes resources for all 50 states; see levelset.com for service availability in your state.
- You need a lien filed. Levelset requires a subscription for lien filing; contact sales for price.
- You manage many jobs or a team and need integrations: see levelset.com to confirm whether its services fit those needs.
- You need a one-recipient demand letter: Levelset's listed $59 price is lower than LienFlash's $79.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Levelset charge to send a notice?
A Texas notice goes to the owner and the original contractor. At Levelset that is 2 × $59 = $118. At LienFlash it is $39.99 for both mailings. For one recipient in other live states, Levelset lists $59 per recipient and LienFlash is from $24.99. Prices can change; check levelset.com/pricing.
How much does LienFlash charge for a notice?
LienFlash notices are from $24.99, or $39.99 in Texas, with USPS Certified Mail and tracking included. The single-notice price covers one owner mailing outside Texas and two mailings in Texas. Optional Pro plans are $49/month or $399/year, with limited included allowances.
Is Levelset cheaper for a one-recipient demand letter?
Yes. Levelset's Send Demand is $59 per recipient; LienFlash is $79 per demand letter with USPS Certified Mail and tracking included. For one recipient, Levelset's listed price is $20 lower. LienFlash's Texas recipient count depends on the selected claimant path.
Does Levelset require a subscription to file a lien?
Yes. Lien filing requires a subscription; contact sales for the price. LienFlash prepares and mails notices and demand letters and does not file liens.
Does Levelset offer free forms or an account?
Levelset offers a free account and free downloadable notices, lien waivers, and lien forms. Its Send Notice and Send Demand services are listed at $59 per recipient.
Which states does LienFlash cover?
Preliminary notices: Florida, California, Arizona, Nevada, Washington, Oregon, New Mexico, Texas. Demand letters: Florida, Texas, California, and Washington. Levelset publishes resources for all 50 states; see levelset.com for service availability.