Locate Next vs BatchLeads: plans, skip tracing and AI access

BatchLeads is a subscription workspace for investors: list building, skip tracing, a dialer, campaigns and a CRM, from $119 a month with a monthly lead quota. Locate Next does two narrower jobs, finding homeowners and skip tracing them, for $49 a month plus a charge per search that returns results. Here is what each company published, read on November 5, 2026.

The short answerBatchLeads' pricing page (Read November 5, 2026) lists three monthly plans: Growth at $119 (10,000 leads a month, 3 users), Professional at $349 and Scale at $749, with Enterprise sold only on annual contracts. That page says saved leads are skip traced automatically, while the BatchLeads FAQ says tracing is paid from a wallet that needs a $50 minimum deposit; neither states a per-record trace price. Locate Next charges $49 a month, and each search with results costs $0.17 from a prepaid balance. No results, no charge. If you want one workspace for lists, dialing and follow-up, BatchLeads fits; if you want to pay only for the owners you look up, Locate Next fits.

Who each tool is built for

BatchLeads is aimed at wholesalers and investor teams that run their whole outreach inside one product. Its home page advertises 130+ lead-list filters, parcel insights by APN, one-click lead lists, Map Search and campaign tools, and markets "free skip tracing" as part of that package. Plans are sized by how many leads you save and export each month and by how many users share the account.

Locate Next is a two-part web tool aimed at US real estate teams. Find homeowners searches a ZIP code, city or county and returns each owner-of-record name with the property address and, kept apart, the owner's mailing address; year built and value appear when the county record carries them. Skip tracing takes one address or your own CSV or .xlsx list and adds the contact details it finds. There is no dialer, no direct mail and no built-in CRM: you export a file for the CRM you already use.

Side by side

QuestionBatchLeads, from its pricing page and FAQ, Read November 5, 2026Locate Next
Monthly priceGrowth $119 a month, Professional $349, Scale $749, when paid monthly. Enterprise is custom priced, up to 1,000,000 leads, annual contracts only.$49 a month, one plan.
What the plan includesGrowth: 10,000 leads and 20,000 exports a month, 3 users. Professional: 35,000 leads, 70,000 exports, 8 users. Scale: 75,000 leads, 150,000 exports, 26 users. Unused leads do not roll over.No quota of leads or credits. You pay per search with results.
Annual billingAdvertised as saving 40%, but no annual dollar amounts are shown.Monthly plan only.
Skip trace priceThe pricing page says saved leads are enriched with contact information automatically. The FAQ says skip tracing is paid from a virtual wallet with a $50 minimum deposit. Neither page gives a per-record or per-hit price.$0.17 per search with results from a prepaid balance. No results, no charge.
Going over the planThe pricing page shows 4 cents per extra lead, export or import. The FAQ gives 1 cent a record from the wallet. The two pages differ.No overage, because there is no quota. Each account can pull up to 5,000 owners per ZIP per day in Find homeowners.
Building lists130+ filters, 300+ real estate filters in the Fix and Flip section, APN parcel insights, Map Search.ZIP, city or county search for owner name, property address and mailing address. Far fewer filters than BatchLeads.
Uploading your own listNo row or size limit listed; uploads stop when plan storage is full. Exports are capped at the plan's monthly records.Upload a CSV or .xlsx unchanged: the limit is 25,000 rows, 20 MB or 500 columns. Repeat properties collapse into one, and you see the highest possible charge before a search starts.
Dialer, mail and CRMOutbound campaigns and CRM features are built in. Dialer AI is an $89 a month add-on; Reia AI is $19 a month. Native Podio, BatchDialer and phone providers such as Twilio and Telnyx, plus 17 Zapier connections.None built in. Export files: Contacts CSV, your sheet plus contacts, Phone 1 to 10, or numbered phones plus DNC. Record IDs and columns stay on each row.
Do Not CallNot mentioned on the pricing page, FAQ, home page or integrations page.Checked in Export at no extra charge. Unchecked numbers stay "Not checked".
AI assistantsBuilt-in AI only (Reia AI, Dialer AI, BatchRank-AI). No MCP server, ChatGPT app or Claude connector listed.An MCP server you can add to Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor.
Trying itA 7-day trial the pricing page calls risk free, preloaded with 500 property saves. Campaigns need a paid plan.$49 a month to get started.

What a month costs on each

On BatchLeads, the floor is $119 a month whether you save ten leads or ten thousand. In return you get a 10,000 lead quota on Growth, plus the outbound campaign and CRM features its home page lists (Dialer AI costs extra). If two or three people build and work lists every week, that floor spreads across many records, and BatchLeads can come out cheaper per lead than paying per search. Keep in mind that the trace cost itself is unclear, because of the wallet described below.

On Locate Next, the floor is $49 a month and each search that returns results costs $0.17. Tracing 200 owners in a month comes to at most $83 ($49 plus $34), and less when some searches come back empty. At about 400 searches with results, the total reaches roughly $117, close to BatchLeads Growth's $119; above that, a quota plan can cost less per record if its tracing adds little. Use the cost calculator with your own monthly counts before you decide.

One caution on BatchLeads pricing: its own pages describe skip tracing two ways. The pricing page says saved leads are skip traced automatically, and the home page says "free skip tracing". The FAQ says tracing draws from a wallet that needs at least $50. Ask BatchLeads which rule applies to your plan, and what a trace costs, before you budget for it.

Lists: many filters, or one geography

This is where BatchLeads does more. Its home page counts 130+ lead-list filters, with 300+ in the Fix and Flip section, so you can narrow a list before you save a single lead. Locate Next's Find homeowners searches by place only: a ZIP code, a city or a county. You get the owners of record it returns for that place, up to 5,000 per ZIP per day for each account, save them as a list and then skip trace it. If your strategy depends on narrow filtered lists, BatchLeads or a list tool like PropStream fits that job better. If you farm one area, door knock, or serve homeowners in a service territory, a place-based owner list may be all you need. The list stacking guide covers how to narrow a broad list yourself.

Working from an AI assistant

BatchLeads offers AI inside its own app: Reia AI for deal analysis and scripts, Dialer AI with AI prompts, and BatchRank-AI seller scoring. Its integrations page lists no MCP server or connector for outside AI apps. BatchData, a separate site, publishes an MCP server page naming Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code, and its pricing page lists MCP Server under Enterprise and Custom with no public price (both Read November 5, 2026). If you want BatchData's data inside an assistant, ask BatchData.

To use Locate Next from Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, add its MCP server, https://app.locatenext.com/mcp, and sign in with your Locate account. After that, a plain request works: pull the homeowners in a ZIP, clean or check a list, or quote what tracing a list would cost. Nothing that costs money runs until you confirm it. Locate does the work on its own servers. The guide to skip tracing in Claude or ChatGPT walks through it.

Which fits your job

  • If you need list building, skip tracing, dialing, mail and a CRM in one subscription for a team, BatchLeads fits.
  • If you save thousands of leads a month and filter them heavily, a BatchLeads quota plan likely costs less per lead.
  • If you trace small or irregular batches and want to pay only when a search returns results, Locate Next fits.
  • If you already have a CRM and dialer and only need owner lists and contacts in a clean file, Locate Next fits.
  • If you want to run owner searches from Claude or ChatGPT, Locate Next's MCP server does that; BatchData also offers one, listed under its Enterprise and Custom pricing.

Whichever you choose, test it on twenty owners you already know and read what a skip trace match proves before you call anyone.

Common questions

How much does BatchLeads cost per month?

Paid monthly, Growth is $119, Professional $349 and Scale $749, with lead, export and user limits on each. Enterprise is custom priced on annual contracts. Annual prepay is advertised at 40% off with no dollar amounts shown. Read November 5, 2026.

Is BatchLeads skip tracing free?

Its home page markets free skip tracing and its pricing page says saved leads are skip traced automatically. Its FAQ says skip tracing is paid from a wallet with a $50 minimum deposit. No per-record price was published on November 5, 2026, so confirm with BatchLeads.

What is a good BatchLeads alternative for small batches?

If you trace a few hundred owners a month or less, a pay-per-search tool avoids a large monthly quota. On Locate Next you pay $49 a month, and $0.17 for each search that returns results. See also BatchData alternatives and PropStream alternatives.

Does BatchLeads work with ChatGPT or Claude?

Its own pages, read November 5, 2026, list built-in AI tools but no MCP server, ChatGPT app or Claude connector. BatchData, a separate brand, publishes an MCP server page. Locate Next works in both apps once you add its MCP server.

Does Locate Next check Do Not Call status?

Yes, when you export. Every number carries its own result; one with no current answer is marked "Not checked" and is never counted as clear. The check compares phone numbers with the dataset currently active on this site. It does not promise a live connection to government records, identify the owner of a number, or establish consent to contact someone. DNC checks are included at no extra charge.

How do I get Locate Next?

Get started at $49 a month. Questions go to hello@locatenext.com.

Sources

  1. BatchLeads, pricing page. Monthly plan prices, lead, export and user limits, Enterprise annual contracts, the 40% annual saving, automatic skip tracing of saved leads, 4 cent overage, AI add-on prices and the 7-day trial line. Read November 5, 2026.
  2. BatchLeads, FAQ. The skip tracing wallet and $50 minimum deposit, the 1 cent overage figure, no rollover, 500 preloaded trial saves, and import and export limits. Read November 5, 2026.
  3. BatchLeads, home page. Free skip tracing wording, 130+ filters, APN insights, one-click lists and Map Search. Read November 5, 2026.
  4. BatchLeads, integrations page. Native and Zapier connections; no MCP server listed. Read November 5, 2026.
  5. BatchData, MCP server page. The AI apps it names. Read November 5, 2026.
  6. BatchData, pricing page. MCP Server listed under Enterprise and Custom with custom pricing. Read November 5, 2026.
  7. Locate Next, pricing. The $49 plan, the charge for searches with results, and top-ups.
  8. Locate Next, bulk skip tracing. Upload formats, row and size limits, and export layouts.

BatchLeads may change its plans and wording at any time, so confirm them on its site before paying. Nothing here is legal advice.

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