VERDICT
Not disclosed - trulia.com
Depends. Trulia is free and fine for casual browsing, but it adds nothing over its owner Zillow and users report scams and stale listings. Casual browsers can use it; serious buyers and renters should cross-check Redfin or Realtor.com and verify every listing.
Medium. Based on 21 public sources reviewed.
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Home and rental search
high
Too-good-to-be-true rentals are often scams; verify owners independently before paying anything.
medium
Inquiries are monetized as agent leads; expect follow-up calls after contacting a listing.
medium
Personal info can appear on the site; a separate opt-out process is required.
low
Users flag map accuracy problems; double-check locations before visiting.
Value for money: 5/5
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Starting price
12
Sources
Analyzed
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No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed; no security page exists.
Reviewers like the interface but widely report scam listings, stale listings, and missing homes.
“If it looks too good to be true, it's a scam.”
“Trulia and Zillow are so choked with auction adds”
“Trulia is a big scam.”
Compare Trulia with each alternative.
Same company, larger audience; most Trulia searches duplicate it.
Trulia vs ZillowBrokerage-owned listings, often fresher; a sharper alternative.
MLS-backed listings; a common stronger pick in comparisons.
Rental-focused alternative named top by G2 reviewers.
Based on 21 public sources reviewed.
Free and easy, but it's Zillow's data with scam and stale-listing complaints — use as a supplement, never your only tool.
Based on 21 public sources reviewed.
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