PropStream is a nationwide property data platform that lets investors search almost every residential property in the U.S., filter for motivated seller signals, pull owner contact information and send marketing from one place. For wholesalers, it is mainly a list-building tool: you use it to find who to call, mail or text, and to pull quick comps before you make an offer.
This review is based on PropStream’s published features and pricing and on how wholesalers typically use it. We are not paid by PropStream. Prices change, so confirm the current numbers on PropStream’s pricing page before you sign up.
PropStream pricing in 2026
PropStream moved to three tiers in 2025 and bundled skip tracing into its higher plans. As published on PropStream’s site in 2026:
| Essentials | Pro | Elite | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $99 | $199 | $699 |
| Billed annually | $81/mo | $165/mo | $583/mo |
| Saves and exports per month | 25,000 | 50,000 | 100,000 |
| Skip tracing | 12¢ per contact, or included with the $30/mo Connect add-on | Included (up to $6,000 worth per month) | Included (up to $12,000 worth per month) |
| Users | 1 (extra users $30/mo) | 2 | 9 |
| Lead Automator | With Connect add-on | Up to 50,000 properties | Up to 120,000 properties |
Every plan has a 7-day free trial with 50 free leads. For a solo wholesaler, the real comparison is Essentials plus the Connect add-on ($129 a month) against Pro ($199 a month). If you skip trace more than a few hundred records a month, Pro usually works out cheaper.
What wholesalers use PropStream for
- Building motivated seller lists. Filter by signals such as pre-foreclosure, tax liens, vacancy, absentee ownership, high equity, probate and long ownership, then combine several into one list. This is the core of list stacking.
- Skip tracing. Pull phone numbers and emails for owners on your list. On Pro and Elite this is included up to the stated limits. Our skip tracing guide explains how to raise hit rates.
- Quick comps. Pull recent sales near a property to sanity-check ARV before you call the seller back. Always confirm with an agent or your buyers before you sign.
- Driving for dollars. The mobile app lets you tag properties as you drive and pull owner data on the spot. See our driving for dollars guide.
- Marketing. Send postcards and emails from inside the platform, and use Lead Automator to track when properties on your saved lists pick up new distress signals.
- Finding cash buyers. Search for recent cash purchases and investor-owned properties to build your buyer list. Our guide on finding cash buyers covers how to use that data.
Pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Nationwide coverage, so you can work markets you do not live in | Not a CRM: you still need somewhere to manage follow-up |
| Deep filters for distress signals and list stacking | No built-in dialer or texting campaigns |
| Skip tracing bundled into Pro and Elite | Comps and equity estimates are a starting point, not an appraisal |
| Monthly billing and a free trial | Data accuracy varies by county, as with every data provider |
PropStream vs. the main alternatives
| Tool | Best for | Starting price* |
|---|---|---|
| PropStream | Deep nationwide list building and filters | $99/mo |
| DealMachine | Driving for dollars and simple mail | $99/mo per user |
| BatchLeads | List building with lead scoring, pairs with BatchDialer | $119/mo |
| DealSauce | Budget data with comps and deal alerts | $97/mo |
*Published monthly prices in 2026; check each vendor for current pricing.
Is PropStream worth it for a new wholesaler?
If you are going to market to off-market sellers every week, yes, a data tool like PropStream is close to essential, and it is one of the most widely used. If you have not picked a market or a lead channel yet, use the free trial to pull one test list, then decide. Do not pay for data you are not going to call or mail.
A simple starter stack for a solo wholesaler is PropStream for data, a dialer from our real estate dialer comparison, and a CRM for follow-up. See the full picture in our guide to wholesaling software.
Want help turning lists into contracts? Our wholesaling mentorship reviews your lists, calls and offers, and the free starter kit includes a seller script and deal analyzer.
Comparing tools? See PropStream vs BatchLeads and DealMachine vs PropStream.
Frequently asked questions
How much does PropStream cost?
PropStream’s published 2026 prices are $99 a month for Essentials, $199 for Pro and $699 for Elite, with discounts for annual billing. Skip tracing is extra on Essentials and included up to a limit on Pro and Elite.
Does PropStream have a free trial?
Yes. PropStream offers a 7-day free trial that includes 50 free leads.
Is PropStream good for wholesaling?
It is one of the most common data tools wholesalers use for finding motivated sellers, skip tracing and pulling quick comps. You will still need a dialer or mail process and a CRM to turn the data into deals.
PropStream or BatchLeads?
Both cover similar data. PropStream is known for its filters and bundled skip tracing on Pro. BatchLeads leans on lead scoring and works closely with BatchDialer. Try both free trials on the same market and keep the one whose lists your team actually works.
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