BatchSkipTracing alternative: skip tracing with no monthly plan.
BatchSkipTracing now forwards to BatchData, whose pricing page lists skip tracing plans from $2,000/mo. On Tracer, 100,000 records cost $669, once, and 10,000 cost $99. No monthly plan, and packs never expire.
At a glance
BatchSkipTracing quoted from BatchData’s pricing page, checked Oct 4, 2026.
01Side by side
What you pay, in plain numbers.
| What | LeadsUp Tracer | BatchSkipTracing |
|---|---|---|
| Where the pricing lives today | leadsupdata.com/pricing | batchskiptracing.com forwards to batchdata.io/skip-tracing |
| Lowest published skip tracing price | $99 for 10,000 records, one time | Growth plan: $2,000/mo for up to 100,000 skip traces/mo |
| 100,000 skip traces | $669, one time | $2,000 per month (Growth plan) |
| Monthly plan needed? | No. Buy a record pack | Its published plans are monthly; its FAQ also mentions pay-as-you-go per match, with no published rate |
| Unused balance | Record packs never expire | See BatchData’s terms |
| Checks on each trace | Phone 1 (the best number): line type, CNAM owner check, DNC-flagged against your list and ours; Verified (+2¢) adds a live carrier check | See BatchData’s plan details |
BatchSkipTracing figures are quoted from BatchData’s pricing page, checked October 4, 2026. Prices change; check their page before you decide. Tracer prices are what a pack costs today.
LeadsUp Tracer is not affiliated with BatchSkipTracing or BatchData.
02What happened
What happened to BatchSkipTracing?
BatchSkipTracing’s site now forwards to BatchData. Each address below answers with a permanent redirect (a 301) to batchdata.io, checked October 5, 2026. Skip tracing there is sold as BatchData’s skip tracing plans.
| Old address | Forwards to (301) |
|---|---|
| batchskiptracing.com | batchdata.io/skip-tracing |
| www.batchskiptracing.com | batchdata.io/skip-tracing |
| batchskiptracing.com/login | batchdata.io/skip-tracing |
| batchskiptracing.com/pricing | batchdata.io/pricing |
Checked October 5, 2026, from the redirects themselves. To sign in or ask about an account, go to batchdata.io.
03Plans and packs
BatchData’s four skip tracing plans, next to Tracer’s packs.
BatchData’s pricing page lists four skip tracing plans, billed monthly (checked October 4, 2026). Tracer sells one-time record packs that never expire.
| Plan or pack | Price | Skip traces |
|---|---|---|
| BatchData Growth | $2,000/mo | Up to 100,000 skip traces per month |
| BatchData Professional | $5,000/mo | Up to 300,000 skip traces per month |
| BatchData Scale | $10,000/mo | Up to 750,000 skip traces per month |
| BatchData Enterprise | $20,000/mo | Up to 3,000,000 skip traces per month |
| LeadsUp Tracer, 10,000-record pack | $99, one time | 10,000 records, never expire |
| LeadsUp Tracer, 100,000-record pack | $669, one time | 100,000 records, never expire |
| LeadsUp Tracer, 200,000-record pack | $1,269, one time | 200,000 records, never expire |
BatchData plans: billed monthly (BatchData’s pricing page, checked October 4, 2026). The page also shows a Commit Annually option, and BatchData’s skip tracing FAQ mentions pay-as-you-go per match with no published rate. Tracer packs: priced per record, bought once by invoice.
Not skip tracing: the same page has a separate Property Data tab, with plans for property records: Growth $1,000/mo, Professional $2,500/mo, Scale $5,000/mo, Enterprise $10,000/mo. Those buy property data, not skip traces, so don’t compare them with the plans above.
04The fair version
When each one makes sense.
BatchData makes sense if…
you trace hundreds of thousands of records a month through an API and a monthly plan suits you.
Tracer makes sense if…
you trace lists as they come in, want to pay once for what you use, and want the best number's line type and caller name (CNAM) checked against the owner before you dial.
05Real numbers
One investor’s week on Tracer.
A real estate investor customer in September 2026, taken from the weekly report Tracer emailed them. We don’t publish customer names.
Your list will differ, so test it. Fresh lists of owner-occupied homes do best; old lists full of LLCs do worse. Trace 100 records free, no card.
What happened to BatchSkipTracing?
When we checked on October 5, 2026, batchskiptracing.com and batchskiptracing.com/login both forwarded (a 301 redirect) to batchdata.io/skip-tracing, and batchskiptracing.com/pricing to BatchData's pricing page. There, skip tracing is listed as monthly plans starting with Growth at $2,000/mo for up to 100,000 skip traces.
Is BatchSkipTracing still pay per match?
BatchData's own skip tracing FAQ says you can pay-as-you-go for the matches you receive, or pick a subscription tier. Its pricing page (checked October 4, 2026) lists the monthly plans, from Growth at $2,000/mo, and publishes no pay-as-you-go rate, so ask BatchData for it, then compare by the cost per number that reaches the owner on your own list.
What do 10,000 skip traces cost?
On Tracer, $99, one time, with no plan. BatchData publishes no price for 10,000 traces on their own: its smallest skip tracing plan is Growth, $2,000/mo for up to 100,000 skip traces a month, and its pay-as-you-go rate isn't published.
Is batchskiptracing.com the same company as BatchData?
The old site forwards its visitors to batchdata.io (checked October 5, 2026), where BatchData sells skip tracing now. For anything about a BatchSkipTracing account, ask BatchData. LeadsUp Tracer is a separate company and isn't connected to either.
How do I log in to BatchSkipTracing?
batchskiptracing.com/login now forwards to BatchData (checked October 5, 2026), so sign in from batchdata.io. LeadsUp Tracer is a separate company and can't help with a BatchData account.
Go to batchdata.ioDo I pay Tracer for records that don't match?
Yes. Tracer charges per record you send, and publishes a real result instead: in one real estate investor customer’s week in September 2026, 94% of 17,859 records came back with a phone number. Compare the cost per usable number on your own list with the free sample.
Can I upload the same list I used on BatchSkipTracing?
Yes. Tracer reads BatchLeads-style and county export column names on its own, including owner mailing address columns, so the CSV usually uploads as it is.
Trace the same owners. Compare the results.
Run a few owners from your list through Tracer free, no card, and put the numbers next to what you get today.