Foresight CRM vs BatchLeads: Build the List or Work the List?

BatchLeads finds properties and skip traces them free. Foresight works the list you built: dialer, cadences, and foreclosure deadlines. Full comparison.

Illustrative scene, not a product screenshot: a printed property list with highlighted rows beside a laptop pipeline and a phone mid-call

The list, and what happens to it. Illustrative scene, not a ForesightCRM screenshot; the real one is further down.

TL;DR

As of August 17, 2026, BatchLeads starts at $119 per month and focuses on property search, list building, and contact enrichment across more than 150 million properties, with free skip tracing on every plan. It advertises its own CRM features and also supports exporting to an external CRM. ForesightCRM is one destination for teams wanting a more specialized acquisitions workflow: county foreclosure feeds, compliant cold texting, and auction and redemption deadlines on the record.

If you already use BatchLeads, this comparison probably is not the one you think it is. We are not trying to replace their list building. We would rather you keep it.

The question this page answers is what happens to those 400 records once you have them.

All pricing below is from public pages as of August 17, 2026: BatchLeads pricing and ours.

What Is BatchLeads?

BatchLeads is a property search and list building platform covering more than 150 million U.S. properties with 140 plus lead filters, list stacking, comps, driving for dollars, direct mail, and free skip tracing included on every plan. Growth is $119 per month for 3 users, Professional is $349 for 8, and Scale is $749 for 26.

The data product is legitimately good, and reviewers agree: 4.7 out of 5 across 1,349 Trustpilot reviews, 4.7 on the App Store from 708 ratings, and 4.7 on Google Play. Their database updates daily with monthly vacancy checks straight from USPS servers, and their foreclosure filters are specific in the way that actually matters: Notice of Default, Notice of Sale, Active Auction, Tax Default, plus Vacant, Absentee, Tired Landlord, and High Equity.

The skip tracing deserves particular credit. It is included rather than billed per record, phone numbers and emails come with every plan, and skip traced records do not count against your export limits. That is a better deal than most of this category offers.

They also advertise CRM features, and they ship real ones: lead statuses including custom statuses, tags, notes, custom fields, and per-property activity history.

They also support sending that work elsewhere. From their wholesaler page, under a heading they titled "Nurture Leads":

"Export contacts to your CRM or BatchDialer for a seamless communications experience."

Their integrations page is titled "Sync seamlessly with leading CRM and Productivity Tools" and carries a category labeled CRM listing Salesforce, HubSpot, Follow Up Boss, Pipedrive, Zoho, and more. So BatchLeads advertises its own CRM features while also making it easy to work the list in a specialized system instead. This page is about when that second path makes sense.

What Is ForesightCRM?

ForesightCRM is one place that list can go. Every plan includes the power dialer, SMS cadences with compliance guardrails, and monthly skip trace credits, starting at $149 per month, with auction and NC/SC redemption tracking from the Growth plan at $299. County foreclosure, probate, and lien filings are available across 3,300 plus counties, sold per county.

We do less than BatchLeads on the data side and much more on what happens after. A lead arrives, gets scored, enters a cadence, gets dialed by a human or an AI agent, and carries its auction clock the whole way.

ForesightCRM Foreclosure Intelligence card on a live lead: 58 days until auction, September 13, 2026, with notice date, attorney, and mortgagee fields

The Foreclosure Intelligence card on a live lead in our own pipeline: auction clock, notice details, and servicer on the record.

Feature Comparison

BatchLeads wins on sourcing: property coverage, filters, list stacking, comps, driving for dollars, and free skip tracing. ForesightCRM wins on working the list: a dialer in every plan, compliant cold texting without bringing your own carrier, AI agents, redemption tracking, and dispo.
CapabilityForesightCRMBatchLeads
Entry price$149/mo, 2 seats$119/mo, 3 users, 10,000 leads
Property search and filtersFilters on subscribed county feeds150M+ properties, 140+ filters, list stacking
Skip tracing100 to 2,500 credits/mo, then $0.07/credit; family uses up to 2Included free on every plan, metered by lead allowance
Driving for dollarsNot offeredIncluded, well reviewed
Comps and ARVCounty records plus enrichmentComps, ARV calculator, custom comp boundaries
Foreclosure filtersCounty feeds by filing typeNotice of Default, Notice of Sale, Active Auction, Tax Default
Redemption deadline trackingIncluded from Growth (NC and SC today)Not advertised
ProbateAvailable in county feedsNot advertised as a list type; Inherited is the nearest filter
CallingPower dialer included in every planNative click-to-dial in core plans; AI Preview Dialer $89/mo add-on; multi-line via separate BatchDialer product
SMSIncluded, quiet hours, DNC, consent trailBring your own carrier (Twilio, Plivo and others), eligibility gated
Outbound email campaignsIncludedNot advertised
AI voice and SMS agents$299 and $149/mo flatReia AI chatbot $19/mo; Dialer AI prompts $89/mo
Cash buyer searchBuyer marketplace with buy-box matching, from GrowthCash Investor Search; no buyer matching or dispo blasts advertised
Direct mailNot included in plansIncluded, letters from $0.79, postcards from $0.55
Free trial14 days7 days, individual plans only

Two rows carry the argument.

The dialer split. BatchLeads includes native click-to-dial in its core plans, so basic calling is covered. Their AI-Powered Preview Dialer is a $89 per month add-on, and multi-line predictive dialing lives in BatchDialer, a separate product at $95 to $199 per agent per month. So a team that wants multi-line dialing ends up with two subscriptions. Ours is one power dialer inside the plan.

The SMS split. BatchLeads does not advertise carrier-managed texting. You bring Twilio, Plivo, SignalWire, Telnyx, or Flowroute, pass an eligibility check, and handle 10DLC yourself. Their own terms add: "BatchLeads will not issue refunds based on connection rates, response rates, or if my SMS service provider cancels, revokes, or otherwise prohibits you from using their SMS service." If you have ever had a carrier shut off your campaign, you know why that sentence matters.

Pricing Breakdown

BatchLeads is cheaper per seat and includes skip tracing free, which is a real advantage if list volume is your cost driver. Foresight costs more at entry but includes the dialer and texting that BatchLeads sells separately or asks you to bring yourself.

BatchLeads, as of August 17, 2026

PlanMonthlyIncludes
Growth$1193 users, 10,000 leads, 20,000 exports
Professional$3498 users, 35,000 leads, 70,000 exports
Scale$74926 users, 75,000 leads, 150,000 exports

Add-ons: Dialer AI $89 per month, Reia AI chatbot $19, additional leads and exports 4 cents each. Unused leads do not roll over, and wallet balances are not refundable.

ForesightCRM

PlanMonthlyIncludes
Starter$1492 seats, 1 number, 500 min, 500 SMS, dialer, 100 skip credits
Growth$2995 seats, 5 numbers, 2,000 min, 2,000 SMS, scoring, auction and redemption tracking, marketplace, 1,000 credits
Enterprise$59915 seats, 15 numbers, 5,000 min, 5,000 SMS, white-label marketplace, 2,500 credits
The honest math: a three-person team on BatchLeads Growth is $119 with click-to-dial included, or $208 with the AI Preview Dialer, plus whatever Twilio bills for texting. Multi-line dialing means adding BatchDialer at $95 or more per agent. Foresight Growth is $299 with five seats, a power dialer, and texting inside the plan, plus county data per county. Running both is a real option: BatchLeads Growth at $119 for sourcing plus Foresight Starter at $149 for working it is $268 and gets the stronger half of each.

Who Is BatchLeads Best For?

BatchLeads fits operators whose job right now is finding property: filtering 150 million records, stacking lists, driving neighborhoods, running comps, and getting phone numbers without paying per trace. If your pipeline is empty, this is where you start and we would tell you the same.
  • Free skip tracing on every plan, not counted against exports
  • 140+ filters and list stacking across 150 million properties
  • Driving for dollars with a well-reviewed mobile app
  • Direct mail built in, letters from $0.79
  • Cheaper per seat at the entry tier than we are

One diligence note worth reading their terms on: the loudest complaint theme in public reviews is billing, trial, and cancellation, including wallet balances being non-refundable and trials converting to paid. Read the trial terms before you start it.

Who Is ForesightCRM Best For?

ForesightCRM fits teams who already have lists and are not working them fast enough: cadences that fire the same day, a dialer every seat can use, texting that does not require your own carrier, AI agents on voice and SMS, and a redemption clock BatchLeads does not advertise.
  • Power dialer in every plan, no add-on, no second product
  • Texting included with quiet hours, DNC screening, consent trail
  • Auction and redemption deadlines on the lead record from Growth
  • AI voice and SMS agents that hand off to humans
  • Buyer marketplace with buy-box matching from Growth

Not in the box:

  • Nationwide property search and list stacking: ours is scoped to subscribed county feeds (BatchLeads is stronger here)
  • Driving for dollars: not offered
  • Free unlimited skip tracing: ours is credits, then $0.07 per credit; family uses up to 2
  • Direct mail: not included in plans

The Honest Verdict

These two are complements, and BatchLeads says so themselves when they tell you to export to your CRM. If your problem is finding property, buy BatchLeads. If your problem is that the list you already pulled is going cold, that is ours. Running both is a completely reasonable stack.

Choose BatchLeads if...

  • You need to build and stack lists nationwide
  • Free skip tracing changes your unit economics
  • Driving for dollars is part of your process
  • Direct mail is a primary channel
  • You already have a CRM you like

Choose ForesightCRM if...

  • You have lists and not enough conversations
  • You want a dialer without buying a second product
  • You do not want to bring your own SMS carrier
  • Redemption windows and auction clocks matter
  • You need dispo and buyer matching too

The Bottom Line

BatchLeads built an excellent front end for finding property, and they are honest enough to tell you the list belongs somewhere else afterward.

We are arguing about where somewhere else is. If your exported CSV currently lands in a spreadsheet, or in a CRM that has no idea what a notice of default means, that is the gap worth closing.

Start the 14-day trial, import a BatchLeads export, and see what the first 48 hours look like.

ForesightCRM is our product. Every BatchLeads claim above comes from their public pricing, feature, wholesaler, FAQ, integrations, and terms pages, plus public Trustpilot and app store listings, as of August 17, 2026, linked where cited. If something has changed, tell us and we will correct it.

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Devin Robinson

Founder of ForesightCRM and People First Property Solutions, a wholesale acquisitions operation that runs on the same platform. I built Foresight because I needed it for my own deals, and I still work the list myself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is BatchLeads a CRM?

BatchLeads advertises CRM features and ships lead statuses, custom statuses, tags, notes, custom fields, and activity history. It positions itself primarily as a property intelligence and list building platform, and its own wholesaler page instructs users to export contacts to your CRM or BatchDialer. Its integrations page carries a CRM category listing Salesforce, HubSpot, Follow Up Boss, Pipedrive, Zoho, and others.

How much does BatchLeads cost?

As of August 17, 2026, BatchLeads lists Growth at $119 per month for 3 users and 10,000 leads, Professional at $349 for 8 users and 35,000 leads, and Scale at $749 for 26 users and 75,000 leads, with Enterprise custom on annual contracts. Dialer AI is an $89 per month add-on and additional leads are 4 cents each. There is a 7-day free trial on individual plans.

Does BatchLeads include skip tracing?

Yes, and it is a genuine strength. BatchLeads advertises free skip tracing with phone numbers and emails included on every plan, and skip traced records do not count against export limits. Contact enrichment is metered through your monthly lead allowance rather than billed per record.

Can you send text messages from BatchLeads?

BatchLeads does not advertise carrier-managed texting. It advertises integrations with customer-selected SMS providers including Twilio, Plivo, SignalWire, Telnyx, and Flowroute, and enabling it requires meeting eligibility requirements and handling 10DLC registration. Their terms state they will not issue refunds if your SMS provider cancels or revokes your service. ForesightCRM includes texting with quiet hours, DNC screening, and consent trails without bringing your own carrier.

Does BatchLeads track foreclosure auctions and redemption periods?

BatchLeads ships strong foreclosure filters including Notice of Default, Notice of Sale, Active Auction, and Tax Default, and surfaces auction dates in the property record. It does not advertise redemption period tracking, and it does not advertise a probate list type, with Inherited being the nearest shipped filter.