Zi-Find alternative
Yes Landlord vs Zi-Find
Zi-Find gives you a nationwide sublease listings and landlord database. Yes Landlord ranks every rental in your city by how likely the owner is to say yes. Compare features and price.
Yes Landlord
Every rental listing in your city, ranked each week by how likely the owner is to allow a sublet, with the contact, the reason and an opening line.
$49 a month per city, founding price
Zi-Find
A sublease property finder: a Chrome extension, sublease listings and a landlord database.
Starter $47/mo, Pro $97/mo (unlimited landlord contacts)
What Zi-Find does
Zi-Find is a subscription for rental arbitrage operators. Its plans include a profit calculator, a short term rental regulations database, sublease opportunities and a landlord database, with link submissions that check listings you find yourself.
| Feature | Yes Landlord | Zi-Find |
|---|---|---|
| Covers | Every house and townhouse listing in one city | Nationwide, all property types |
| Ranks every listing by how likely the owner is to say yes | ||
| Reason shown for each rank | ||
| Opening line for the call | ||
| Landlord contact | On every row where the listing shows one | Pro plan: unlimited |
| Profit calculator | Free, no sign-up | |
| Short term rental rules | City guides for each city we cover | Regulations database |
| Price | $49 a month per city (founding price) | From $47/mo |
Zi-Find details from Zi-Find help centre, plans page, checked Oct 31, 2026. Plans change, so check their site before you buy.
Pick Zi-Find if
You want to search many cities at once, or check listings you found yourself, one link at a time.
Pick Yes Landlord if
You work one city and want the calls ordered for you: every listing scored, the reason, and what to say.
Is Yes Landlord a Zi-Find alternative?
Yes, for operators who work one city at a time. Zi-Find is a database you search. Yes Landlord is a weekly ranked sheet: every rental listing in your city, sorted by how likely the owner is to allow a sublet, with the reason and an opening line.
Can I use both?
Yes. Some operators use a database to spot cities and a ranked sheet to decide who to call first in the city they picked.