BatchLeads is a property data and lead generation platform from the BatchService family, which also makes BatchDialer and BatchData. Wholesalers use it to build lists of likely sellers, pull owner phone numbers and emails, score leads and push them into calling, texting or mail campaigns.
This review is based on published features and pricing and on how wholesalers use the tool. We have no affiliate relationship with BatchLeads. Prices below come from published 2026 summaries; confirm current plans with BatchLeads before buying.
BatchLeads pricing in 2026
| Plan | Monthly (annual) | Users | Leads / exports per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth | $119 ($71.40/mo billed yearly) | 3 | 10,000 / 20,000 |
| Professional | $349 ($209.40/mo billed yearly) | 8 | 35,000 / 70,000 |
| Scale | $749 ($449.40/mo billed yearly) | 26 | 75,000 / 150,000 |
Pricing as summarized by REsimpli’s October 2026 BatchLeads pricing breakdown (a competitor, so verify with BatchLeads). There is a 7-day free trial. Extra costs to plan for: multi-line dialing needs the Dialer AI add-on or a separate BatchDialer plan, texting needs a carrier account such as Twilio, and direct mail is charged per piece.
What wholesalers like about BatchLeads
- Lead scoring. BatchRank AI ranks properties by how likely the owner is to sell, which helps you call the best part of a list first instead of working it top to bottom.
- List stacking and filters. More than 140 filters for distress signals, equity, ownership and property type. Our list stacking guide shows how to combine them.
- Contact data included. Phone numbers and emails are part of each plan, with limits tied to leads and exports rather than per-record skip trace fees.
- Cash buyer search. Find recent cash buyers and investor-owned properties to build your buyers list.
- Works with BatchDialer. If you plan to cold call, the two products are built to work together. See our dialer comparison.
Downsides to weigh
- The jump from Growth to Professional is steep if you need more than three users.
- Calling and texting cost extra on top of the data subscription.
- Like every data provider, phone accuracy varies, so track your connect rates.
BatchLeads vs. PropStream
| BatchLeads | PropStream | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price* | $119/mo (3 users) | $99/mo (1 user) |
| Contact data | Included within lead/export limits | 12¢ each on Essentials, bundled on Pro and Elite |
| Lead scoring | BatchRank AI | Lead Automator alerts on Pro and Elite |
| Calling | Pairs with BatchDialer or Dialer AI add-on | No built-in dialer |
| Free trial | 7 days | 7 days with 50 leads |
*Published 2026 prices; confirm with each vendor.
The honest answer to “which is better” is the one your team will actually work every day. Pull the same market in both free trials, call a sample of each list, and compare connect rates and conversations, not feature lists.
Who BatchLeads fits
BatchLeads fits wholesalers and small teams who plan to cold call or text large lists and want lead scoring to prioritize them. A solo beginner on a tight budget may get more for the money from a cheaper data plan plus free time on the phone. See the full stack in our wholesaling software guide.
Data is only useful if you can turn conversations into contracts. Grab the seller script in our free starter kit, or get your calls reviewed in the wholesaling mentorship.
Still deciding? Read our head-to-head: PropStream vs BatchLeads.
Frequently asked questions
How much is BatchLeads per month?
Published 2026 pricing lists Growth at $119 a month, Professional at $349 and Scale at $749, with lower prices for annual billing. Confirm current plans on the BatchLeads site.
Does BatchLeads include skip tracing?
Yes. Owner phone numbers and emails are included in each plan, subject to the plan’s lead and export limits.
Does BatchLeads have a dialer?
Multi-line dialing comes through a Dialer AI add-on or the separate BatchDialer product. Texting requires a carrier account billed separately.
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