
Skip trace property owners, score seller motivation, and run outreach campaigns from one real estate platform.
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Finding a property's motivated seller is one problem; actually reaching them is another — BatchLeads is built to close both gaps in the same workflow. Saving a property pulls in what the site describes as all available owner phone numbers and emails through skip tracing, offered at no added cost on top of the platform itself.
On the outreach side, calling runs through the platform directly, backed by an optional Dialer AI add-on that gives live AI guidance during a call and includes three phone numbers with no per-minute charges — a detail worth knowing since many dialers meter call minutes separately. Direct mail is built in as well, with the discount on mail pricing scaling up by plan tier rather than staying flat across the board.
The four plan tiers — Growth, Professional, Scale, and Enterprise — separate mainly by volume and team size rather than by locking core features behind higher tiers: Growth caps out at 10,000 monthly leads and 3 total users with limited access to the platform's BatchRankAI scoring, while Professional and above unlock full BatchRankAI access alongside sharply higher lead and export ceilings. Enterprise is the outlier, moving to flexible limits, a dedicated account manager, and an annual-only contract instead of the month-to-month option every other tier offers.
What the site doesn't specify is exactly which signals feed its 'motivated seller' and distressed-property identification — whether that's tax liens, pre-foreclosure filings, absentee-owner status, or something else — nor does it mention TCPA or Do-Not-Call compliance tooling anywhere on the page, which matters for a platform built around cold outreach to property owners. Anyone running outreach at volume should confirm compliance handling directly rather than assume it's built in.
No — the site states skip tracing is included, with owner phone numbers and emails attached automatically when a property is saved, rather than sold as a metered add-on.
The site references identifying motivated sellers and distressed properties but doesn't publish the specific signals — tax liens, pre-foreclosure status, absentee ownership, or otherwise — that feed the classification, so it's worth treating as a starting filter rather than a fully transparent score.
According to the site, no — Dialer AI includes 3 phone numbers with no per-minute charges, which differs from dialers that bill separately for call usage on top of the base plan.
The homepage and pricing page don't mention compliance tooling for TCPA or DNC rules, so anyone running high-volume calling or texting campaigns should verify how compliance is handled before relying on the platform for outreach at scale.
Beyond flexible lead and export limits, Enterprise is the only plan with a dedicated account manager and the only one restricted to an annual contract — every other plan offers a month-to-month option.



