2026 Comparison

BatchLeads vs AcquireDeeds

BatchLeads charges $79-$99/mo with credit-based extras. AcquireDeeds is the no-subscription alternative with $0.05/record data exports. Here's an honest comparison to help you decide.

Real Cost Comparison

Annual cost: 4 campaigns of 500 records each

BatchLeads + Mail Integration

Annual subscription$948–$1,188
Data export creditsExtra cost
Total$948–$1,188+

Paying $79-$99/mo even in months you don't export

AcquireDeeds

No Subscription
Annual subscription$0
Data (2,000 records @ $0.05)$100
Total$100
Save $848–$1,088/year on data alone

Pay only when you export. No subscription ever.

Feature-by-Feature Comparison

Pricing

FeatureBatchLeadsAcquireDeeds
Monthly subscription$79–$99/mo$0/mo — Free forever
Property data accessRequires subscriptionFree
Annual cost (no mail)$948–$1,188$0
Data export costCredits required$0.05/record (Lob-compatible CSV)
Pay only when you export
Credit-based featuresSkip tracing, exports use creditsNo credits — flat per-record pricing

Property Data

FeatureBatchLeadsAcquireDeeds
Property search
Map-based selection
Owner information
List stacking
Nationwide coverageColorado (expanding)
Comps & ARV tools
Skip tracing$0.12–$0.15/record

Data Export & Mailing

FeatureBatchLeadsAcquireDeeds
CSV data exportCredits required$0.05/record (Lob-compatible)
Mail service compatibilityVia third-party integrationLob, Postalytics, Click2Mail, etc.
Mail service flexibilityLocked to integration partnerChoose any mail service

Extras

FeatureBatchLeadsAcquireDeeds
Driving for Dollars
Mobile appResponsive web
Learning curveModerateSimple
Free trial7 daysFree forever (pay per export)

Honest Pros & Cons

BatchLeads

Pros

  • Nationwide property coverage
  • Skip tracing built-in
  • List stacking for layered targeting
  • Driving for Dollars mobile feature
  • Comps and ARV tools
  • Mobile app for field work

Cons

  • Requires $79–$99/mo subscription
  • Direct mail via third-party (not native)
  • Credit-based system adds up quickly
  • CSV exports needed for some mail workflows
  • Skip tracing costs extra on top of subscription
  • Paying even in months you don't use it

AcquireDeeds

Pros

  • No monthly subscription ($0/mo)
  • Pay only when you export data ($0.05/record)
  • Lob-compatible CSV exports
  • Simple, fast search-to-export workflow
  • Choose your own mail service (Lob, Postalytics, etc.)
  • County assessor data — fresh and accurate

Cons

  • Colorado only (expanding soon)
  • No skip tracing (yet)
  • No list stacking
  • No Driving for Dollars feature
  • No mobile app (responsive web)
  • Newer platform, smaller user base

Which Is Right for You?

BatchLeads is better if...

  • You invest nationwide and need data in multiple states
  • Skip tracing is central to your lead generation workflow
  • You actively use Driving for Dollars to find distressed properties
  • List stacking is important for your targeting strategy
  • You need comps and ARV tools for deal analysis

AcquireDeeds is better if...

  • You invest in Colorado (or are willing to wait for your state)
  • You're tired of paying $79-$99/mo whether you use it or not
  • Direct mail is your primary lead generation strategy
  • You want affordable data exports and the freedom to choose your mail service
  • You prefer simple tools that do one thing well

Frequently Asked Questions

Is AcquireDeeds really free?

Yes. There is no monthly fee or subscription. You can search properties and build lists at no cost. You only pay when you export data — $0.05 per record for Lob-compatible CSV exports.

Why would I switch from BatchLeads?

If you're primarily using BatchLeads to build mailing lists, you're paying $79-$99/mo for the platform plus credits for data exports. With AcquireDeeds, you skip the subscription — search properties for free and export Lob-compatible CSVs for just $0.05/record. Then upload to Lob, Postalytics, Click2Mail, or any mail service. If you need skip tracing, Driving for Dollars, or nationwide data, BatchLeads may still make sense for those features.

Does AcquireDeeds have nationwide data?

Not yet. We launched with comprehensive Colorado coverage (60+ counties) and are actively expanding. If you invest outside Colorado, BatchLeads' nationwide coverage is an advantage — but you're paying monthly whether you use it or not.

Can I use both?

Absolutely. Some investors use BatchLeads for skip tracing and Driving for Dollars, then use AcquireDeeds for affordable data exports to power their mail campaigns. You're not locked into one platform.

How does data export compare?

BatchLeads requires credits for data exports on top of the monthly subscription. AcquireDeeds charges a flat $0.05/record for Lob-compatible CSV exports with no subscription. You get clean, pre-formatted data ready to upload to any mail service — Lob, Postalytics, Click2Mail, and more.

What about skip tracing?

BatchLeads wins here — they offer built-in skip tracing at $0.12-$0.15/record, with some credits included in higher plans. AcquireDeeds doesn't have skip tracing yet, but it's on our roadmap. If skip tracing is critical to your workflow, consider using a dedicated service like BatchSkipTracing alongside AcquireDeeds.

Ready to Try the No-Subscription Alternative?

Search Colorado properties for free. Build your list. Export for $0.05/record. Mail with any service.

No credit card required. No subscription. Ever.