Deal Run vs BatchLeads: Disposition vs Acquisition Data
BatchLeads is a property data and lead generation platform focused on helping wholesalers find motivated sellers. Deal Run is a deal analysis and disposition tool focused on helping wholesalers price and sell deals they already have under contract. They mostly cover opposite sides of the pipeline, with some overlap: BatchLeads also lists a Cash Investor Search, and both run comps.
On price, BatchLeads starts at $119/mo (Growth, 3 users) and Deal Run at $29/mo (Analyze) or $99/mo (Analyze + Sell), so they are not “the same price” tools. Deal Run has no seller lead lists, no driving for dollars and no direct mail; if you need sellers, it is the wrong tool.
Feature comparison
| Feature | BatchLeads | Deal Run |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | Growth $119, Professional $349, Scale $749 a month (checked Oct 29, 2026); Enterprise custom | Analyze $29/mo; Analyze + Sell $99/mo ($83/mo billed annually) |
| Primary focus | Acquisition data + lead gen | Disposition + analysis |
| Data stacking | 100+ lead filters | No seller lead lists |
| Buyer identification | Cash Investor Search (Advanced Search) | Ranked local landlords and flippers per deal, from public records (Investor Score) |
| Skip tracing | Phones and emails included on saved leads; wallet for some a la carte items | Free on up to 15 disposition deals a month on Analyze + Sell; on Analyze, included on your one free disposition deal |
| Direct mail | Built-in mail (extra cost) | Not currently advertised |
| Driving for dollars | In the mobile app | Not currently advertised |
| AI comp analysis | Comps included | Sold + rental comps with AI condition scoring |
| AI repair estimation | Not currently advertised | Photo-based |
| Deal marketing pages | Not currently advertised | Deal page with photos, numbers and offer form |
| Email deal blast to buyers | Has built-in marketing tools; no per-deal buyer blast advertised | Blast from your own Gmail |
Complementary tools
BatchLeads is built for acquisition: finding distressed properties, stacking data filters, pulling owner phones and emails, and sending mail. Deal Run is built for the deal you already have: sold and rental comps, an AI repair estimate from the property’s photos, a max offer, a deal page, and a ranked list of local cash buyers with skip-traced contacts that you email from your own Gmail.
Many wholesalers pair an acquisition tool (BatchLeads, PropStream or DealMachine) with a disposition tool. BatchLeads Growth ($119/mo) plus Deal Run Analyze + Sell ($99/mo) is $218 a month; with Deal Run Analyze ($29/mo) it is $148. Full BatchLeads plan details are in our BatchLeads pricing breakdown.
Deal Run at a glance
Deal Run (our product) is web and iPhone software for wholesalers and small investors in all 50 states. Analyze ($29/mo) covers MLS-grade comps, ARV, photo-based repair estimates and a max offer, plus one lifetime disposition deal with up to 100 buyers. Analyze + Sell ($99/mo, or $83/mo billed annually) adds 15 disposition deals a month with 100 skip-traced buyers per deal and the Gmail blast. Or pay per deal: $2 to analyze, $20 with 100 buyers. Text blasts go out from your own number. It has no dialer, drips or email open tracking, and keeps a buyer list rather than a full CRM. Deal Run is made by Deal Run LLC in Houston, Texas; see pricing and our trust page.
The bottom line
BatchLeads finds sellers. Deal Run finds buyers. If you need both capabilities, they pair well together. If you can only invest in one tool right now, choose based on your current bottleneck — finding deals or selling them.
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