BatchSkipTracing Is Now BatchData: Pricing and Alternatives Explained (2026)

BatchSkipTracing no longer exists as its own service: it was folded into BatchData in 2025, and batchskiptracing.com now redirects to BatchData’s skip tracing page. BatchData publishes subscription plans from $2,000/mo (up to 100,000 traces) to $20,000/mo, with DNC and litigator scrubbing on every plan, plus a pay-per-match option whose rate it doesn’t publish. For a wholesaler tracing a few hundred names, the practical replacements are REISkip (15¢ per match, no subscription listed) or PropStream (12¢ per contact on its $99/mo plan).

Disclosure: Deal Run is our product. It appears in the alternatives below at the position we think it deserves, and we say plainly where it fits: it traces buyers for one deal at a time, not uploaded lists.

If you’re comparing tracing services in general, our main guide to skip tracing for real estate investors ranks every major option and walks through tracing cash buyers step by step. This page is for people who used BatchSkipTracing, or keep seeing it recommended, and want to know what it is now.

What Happened to BatchSkipTracing

BatchSkipTracing, BatchLeads and BatchDialer grew up under the same company. In 2025 they split:

• July 10, 2025: a press release announced that PropStream (a Stewart Information Services company) had acquired BatchLeads and BatchDialer, effective July 1. BatchData stayed a separate company and said it “will consolidate its BatchSkipTracing brand and functionalities within the BatchData platform.” The same release says PropStream is one of BatchData’s largest customers and that BatchData powers most of the data PropStream serves.
• August 15, 2025: the date BatchData’s own blog gives for BatchSkipTracing merging into the BatchData platform.
• October 29, 2026: both batchskiptracing.com and www.batchskiptracing.com return a 301 (permanent) redirect to batchdata.io/skip-tracing.

One thing that still confuses people: BatchData’s skip tracing page tells non-developers they can upload lists through the “BatchLeads platform,” yet BatchLeads’ own pricing page now carries the “powered by PropStream” logo. If you want BatchData’s skip tracing directly, sign up at BatchData; if you want a list-building app with contacts included, that’s BatchLeads, a separate product with separate pricing (more in our BatchLeads review).

What BatchSkipTracing Used to Offer

Many wholesalers remember BatchSkipTracing as the cheap, no-subscription option. The Internet Archive’s copy of its pricing page from January 2, 2025 shows why:

• Pay per match, “no minimums and no monthly fees.” You were charged only for records that came back with results.
• A price slider that showed 7¢ per match, and “as low as 2 cents per record” for larger accounts through sales.
• A $25 minimum wallet balance to get started, even for a single record.
• Output: owner name, mailing address, up to 10 phone numbers, emails, and flags for litigators, absentee owners, vacancy, liens, judgments and bankruptcy.
• No national DNC scrub. The FAQ said it did not scrub against the national DNC list, though it flagged litigators.
• No refunds and no duplicate removal; you were told to remove duplicates before uploading.

If those are the terms you’re looking for, they’re gone. The nearest thing on the market today is REISkip, covered below.

BatchData Skip Tracing Pricing Today

BatchData’s pricing page lists four skip tracing plans, billed monthly. The per-trace figure is our arithmetic, and it only holds if you use the whole monthly cap:

The page has a “Commit Annually” toggle but shows no annual prices, and it mentions no free trial for these plans. BatchData’s skip tracing page also says you can “pay-as-you-go for the matches you receive” instead of subscribing, and it has a “Sign up for free” button, but neither page publishes the pay-as-you-go rate (checked October 29, 2026). Ask sales for the rate card before you upload anything.

Put plainly: the published plans are for companies tracing tens of thousands of records a month. At 300 traces a month, the $2,000 Growth plan works out to more than $6 per name.

What You Get From BatchData

From BatchData’s skip tracing pages, a trace returns multiple phone numbers flagged mobile or landline, deliverable email addresses and a mailing address. It doesn’t say how many numbers to expect. You can upload a file, enter records by hand, run single lookups, or call the API. BatchData says it automatically scrubs numbers against the national Do Not Call registry and offers a litigator scrub, and that its technology connects LLCs and trusts to the people who own them.

Accuracy

BatchData claims a “76% right-party contact (RPC) rate,” which it calls about three times the industry average. That’s the vendor’s own figure, and we haven’t tested it. Right-party contact (reaching the actual person) is a stricter measure than the “match rate” many services quote, which only counts records that returned any number. The only test that settles it is your own: trace 50–100 people whose numbers you already know and count how many come back right. If results disappoint, our guide to fixing skip traces that find nothing covers the usual causes.

Pros and Cons

What BatchData does well:

• DNC verification and a litigator scrub on every published plan, which the old BatchSkipTracing didn’t offer for the national DNC list.
• A real API, with batch processing from the Professional plan, built for software and large teams.
• Very low per-trace cost if you actually use six-figure volume every month.
• A published accuracy claim you can hold it to, and LLC and trust tracing it says is built in.

Where it falls short for wholesalers:

• The cheapest published plan is $2,000/mo.
• The pay-as-you-go rate isn’t published, so you can’t compare it without talking to sales.
• No list building, CRM or outreach in the skip tracing product; you bring the list and take the results elsewhere.
• The BatchSkipTracing / BatchLeads / PropStream history makes it hard to tell which product you’re signing up for.

Verdict: BatchData is a strong choice for a proptech company, a large call center or a team that traces tens of thousands of records a month and wants an API with DNC and litigator scrubbing built in. For a solo wholesaler who used BatchSkipTracing for a few hundred records at a time, it’s no longer the obvious pick; a pay-per-match or low-subscription service fits better.

BatchSkipTracing Alternatives, Ranked

Ranked for the typical former BatchSkipTracing user: someone tracing a few hundred to a few thousand records a month without a subscription to a big data platform.

1. REISkip — closest to the old BatchSkipTracing model

REISkip lists 15¢ per match, labeled introductory pricing, with a 50-match minimum on its Bulk tier and 1,001 on Volume; larger accounts get custom pricing. There’s a free account and no subscription on the pricing page, and you pay for matches, not rows. That’s the same shape as the old BatchSkipTracing deal, at a higher per-match price. The pricing page doesn’t mention DNC scrubbing or a hit rate, so scrub elsewhere.

2. PropStream — best if you also build your lists

PropStream charges 12¢ per contact on Essentials ($99/mo, or $81/mo billed annually) and 10¢ on Pro and Elite, which also include free tracing through Connect. Its skip tracing page says you only pay for traces that return information, each match returns up to four phones and emails, and every result includes DNC flagging and litigator scrubbing. It also bought BatchLeads and gets much of its data from BatchData, per the 2025 press release. If you were exporting lists from one tool and tracing them at BatchSkipTracing, PropStream does both in one place. More in our PropStream review.

3. Propelio — lowest entry price

Propelio’s Free plan charges 10¢ per skip trace, and paid plans from $29/mo ($21/mo billed annually) list “Unlimited” single traces plus 500 free bulk traces, rising to 1,500 and 5,000 on the $49 and $98 plans. The pricing page doesn’t say whether the bulk allowance resets monthly or whether DNC flags are included, so check before moving a large list. See our Propelio review.

4. Skip Genie — for hard-to-find owners

Skip Genie is $58/mo with 100 searches, then 17¢ per extra search or bulk record, with no contract. Each search can return up to 10 numbers ranked by likelihood and labeled mobile or landline, plus relatives and address history. There’s no free trial for investors, no refunds, and the DNC scrub is an add-on with no published price. Full details in our Skip Genie review.

5. BatchLeads — list building with contacts included

BatchLeads, now owned by PropStream, starts at $119/mo (Growth) with 10,000 leads a month, and says phone numbers and emails are included on every plan; saved leads are enriched with contact details and count against your lead quota, with extra leads at 4¢ each. It has a 7-day trial. It’s a list-building app rather than a place to upload someone else’s list, so it fits people who build seller lists in the same tool.

6. Deal Run (our product) — for tracing the buyers near one deal

Deal Run doesn’t take uploaded lists. You enter a property you have under contract, and it builds a ranked list of local landlords and flippers who recently bought near it, from public records, then skip traces their phones and emails. You can send the deal from your own Gmail or push contacts to your CRM through Zapier; text blasts go out from your own number. Analyze ($29/mo) includes one disposition deal (lifetime, not monthly) with up to 100 buyers. Analyze + Sell ($99/mo, or $83/mo billed annually) covers 15 disposition deals a month with 100 skip-traced buyers per deal, skip tracing free; more buyers are $20 per extra 100. Or pay per deal: $2 to analyze, $20 with 100 buyers. Details on the Find Buyers page.

Verdict: Pick Deal Run if you used BatchSkipTracing mainly to trace cash buyers for deals you were selling. Don’t pick it for seller lists, direct mail lists or any spreadsheet you want traced; it doesn’t do that, and REISkip, PropStream or BatchData do.

Before You Upload a Batch Anywhere

• Clean the file: split first and last names, use the owner’s mailing address, and remove duplicates. The old BatchSkipTracing didn’t remove duplicates for you, and most services still bill them. Our batch skip tracing guide covers file prep.
• Resolve LLCs first unless the service says it traces entities. Our LLC skip tracing guide shows the state business search route.
• Compare per match, not per record. A per-match price only charges for hits; a per-record price charges for every row. See the skip tracing cost guide for side-by-side numbers.
• Scrub before you dial or text. Check the national Do Not Call Registry and a litigator list; this is practical guidance, not legal advice.

If you’re still deciding between tools, our roundup of skip tracing software compares the apps, not just the data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is BatchSkipTracing still in business?

Not as a separate brand. BatchData announced in July 2025 that it would fold BatchSkipTracing into the BatchData platform, and its blog dates the merger to August 15, 2025. On October 29, 2026, batchskiptracing.com returned a permanent (301) redirect to batchdata.io/skip-tracing.

How much does BatchSkipTracing cost now?

BatchData's published skip tracing plans are $2,000, $5,000, $10,000 and $20,000 a month, for up to 100,000, 300,000, 750,000 and 3,000,000 traces. It also offers pay-as-you-go for the matches you receive, but its pricing page doesn't publish that rate. Checked on batchdata.io on October 29, 2026.

Is BatchSkipTracing the same as BatchLeads?

No. They came from the same company, but PropStream acquired BatchLeads and BatchDialer effective July 1, 2025, and BatchLeads now shows "powered by PropStream." BatchSkipTracing stayed with BatchData. BatchLeads plans start at $119/mo with phone numbers and emails included.

Does BatchData scrub skip trace results for DNC?

BatchData says it scrubs phone numbers against the national Do Not Call registry and offers a litigator scrub, and its pricing page lists DNC verification and a litigator scrub on every skip tracing plan. The old BatchSkipTracing site said it did not scrub against the national DNC list, only flagged litigators.

How accurate is BatchData skip tracing?

BatchData claims a 76% right-party contact rate, about three times the industry average by its own measure. That's the vendor's claim, and we haven't tested it. The only reliable test is your own: trace 50 to 100 people whose numbers you already know and check the results.

What's the best BatchSkipTracing alternative for a small list?

REISkip is the closest to the old pay-per-match model: 15 cents per match, no subscription listed, and a 50-match minimum. PropStream charges 12 cents per contact on its $99/mo Essentials plan, bills only traces that return information, and includes DNC and litigator flags.

Sources and Check Dates

• batchskiptracing.com redirect — batchskiptracing.com — HTTP 301 to batchdata.io/skip-tracing (both the bare and www addresses). Checked October 29, 2026.
• BatchData pricing — batchdata.io/pricing — four skip tracing plans, trace caps and inclusions; no annual prices or trial shown. Checked October 29, 2026.
• BatchData skip tracing — batchdata.io/skip-tracing and batchdata.io/batchskiptracing — pay-as-you-go option (no rate), national DNC scrub, litigator scrub, LLC and trust tracing claim, 76% RPC claim, file upload / manual / API, single lookups, BatchLeads platform mention. Checked October 29, 2026.
• BatchData blog, “How to Use Skip Tracing for Lead Generation” — batchdata.io/blog/skip-tracing-lead-generation — BatchSkipTracing merged into BatchData on August 15, 2025. Checked October 29, 2026.
• Press release, July 10, 2025 — news.marketersmedia.com — PropStream acquired BatchLeads and BatchDialer effective July 1, 2025; BatchData stays separate and consolidates the BatchSkipTracing brand; PropStream is one of BatchData’s largest customers. Checked October 29, 2026.
• Old BatchSkipTracing pricing page (Internet Archive copy dated January 2, 2025) — web.archive.org snapshot — pay per match, no minimums or monthly fees, 7¢ slider price, “as low as 2 cents,” $25 minimum wallet, output fields, no national DNC scrub, no refunds, no duplicate removal. Checked October 29, 2026.
• BatchLeads pricing — batchleads.io/pricing — Growth $119/mo, 10,000 leads, contacts included, 4¢ per extra lead, 7-day trial, “powered by PropStream.” Checked October 29, 2026.
• REISkip pricing — reiskip.com/pricing — 15¢ per match (introductory), 50- and 1,001-match minimums, free account, no DNC or hit-rate mention. Checked October 29, 2026.
• PropStream pricing — propstream.com/pricing — plan prices, 12¢/10¢ per contact, Connect, 7-day trial. Checked October 29, 2026.
• PropStream skip tracing — propstream.com/skip-tracing — pay only for traces that return information, up to four phones and emails, DNC flagging and litigator scrubbing on every result. Checked October 29, 2026.
• Propelio pricing — propelio.com/pricing — Free plan 10¢ per trace; paid plans $29/$49/$98 with unlimited single traces and 500/1,500/5,000 free bulk traces. Checked October 29, 2026.
• Skip Genie — skipgenie.com and skipgenie.com/faq — $58/mo with 100 searches, 17¢ extra, up to 10 ranked phones, DNC add-on, no trial for investors, no refunds. Checked October 29, 2026.

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