Driving for dollars apps: which track the route, find the owner and mail them, rated and priced
7 tools7 ways of working
Every way of working, with its pick and its month
How do you drive for dollars? Pick the one that is yours.
On your own, owner found on the spot
Deal
$119 a seat
Tag a house from the car, see the owner and trace them from the seat’s 10,000 data credits, with route tracking and team driving included. The app holds 4.79 on the App Store from 5,003 ratings and 4.4 on Google Play from 1,937.
What you give up No free trial as of November 2026, and a redesign locked out people who had paid for a year, by its reviewers’ account.
What it is bad at, and who should not buy it- DealMachine Basic, one seat, billed monthly$119
- Owners traced from 10,000 credits$0
The month$119
A team of drivers, routes assigned
REsimpli
$299 with the CRM
REsimpli’s field app builds, assigns and tracks routes for driver-only accounts, with photos, notes, tracing, calling, mail and door-knock logs. It rates 4.89 on the App Store from 387.
What you give up The $299 buys the whole CRM, which is the highest entry price of the eight tools we review.
What it is bad at, and who should not buy it- REsimpli Solo$299
- Field app, 10,000 traces$0
The month$299
Scouting from the desk first
Batch
$119 for three users
BatchLeads’ app lists virtual canvassing: track routes, add notes and save property details, with phone numbers and emails on every lead. It holds 4.67 on the App Store from 723 and 4.7 on Google Play.
What you give up Outdated numbers are the complaint its G2 reviewers repeat.
What it is bad at, and who should not buy it- BatchLeads Growth, three users$119
- Contact data on 10,000 leads$0
The month$119
Logging routes and watching an area
Property
$119 Solo
PropertyRadar’s app turns on GPS tracks to log your route while driving or door-knocking, with property and owner data from the field and 10,000 properties monitored on Solo.
What you give up The app rates 4.40 on the App Store but 3.6 on Google Play from 126, and past 250 lookups phones cost 8¢ each.
What it is bad at, and who should not buy it- PropertyRadar Solo$119
- 250 contacts included$0
The month$119
Mostly desk work, an occasional drive
Prop
$99 Essentials
PropStream’s app records trips to review later at the desk, on the same nationwide data and 165+ filters you search at the computer.
What you give up It rates 3.07 on the App Store from 179, and a Google Play reviewer says the feature does not follow you as you drive.
What it is bad at, and who should not buy it- PropStream Essentials$99
- Mobile app$0
The month$99
Free, to try the method first
Flip
$0, with 10 traces
FlipMantis includes driving for dollars, the full mobile app and 10 skip traces on its free plan, with no card and no time limit. Pro adds 2,500 traces a month, a dialer and texting for $99.
What you give up The app launched in January 2026 and has no App Store ratings yet, and the free plan holds 2 active deals.
What it is bad at, and who should not buy it- FlipMantis Free$0
- 10 skip traces$0
The month$0
Pinning houses for a mailing list
The Driving For Dollars App
Free, in-app purchases from $19.99
The Driving For Dollars App pins addresses as you drive, or takes them spoken, looks up the homeowner and exports the list to a spreadsheet for mail merge.
What you give up It rates 3.29 on the App Store and 2.8 on Google Play, and its listing does not say what each purchase buys or whether it renews.
What it is bad at, and who should not buy it- The Driving For Dollars App$0
- D4D Starter, in-app$19.99
The month$19.99, period not stated
Whatever the app, the list it builds is only as good as the next step: a trace, a letter or a call. The skip tracing services page prices the tracing for owners an app does not trace itself.
What each app does on the road and after it
KeyListedPartly, or with a limitPaid add-onNoneNot listed
| Does | Deal | REsimpli | Batch | Property | Prop | Flip | The Driving For Dollars App |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| On the road | |||||||
| Route tracking | Route tracking, team driving | Routes built, assigned, tracked | Track routes | GPS tracks | Records trips. One reviewer: does not follow the drive | Driving for Dollars | Pins, no route listed |
| Tag a property | Tap to tag | Photos and notes | Notes, save details | Notes, door-knock tracking | Pick properties before you drive | Not listed | Drop pins or speak addresses |
| Owner on the spot | Instant owner lookups | Trace from the app | Property details | Property and owner data | Public record data | Searches 10¢ each | Homeowner lookup |
| After the drive | |||||||
| Trace the owner | In data credits | 10,000 credits | Included | 250, then 8¢ | 12¢, or Connect | 10 free, 2,500 on Pro | Not listed |
| Mail drip campaigns | Order mail from the app | Postcards 58¢ | Postcards 66¢ | Postcards from 57¢ | Not listed | Spreadsheet for mail merge | |
| Call or text | Not listed | Dialer and texting | Click-to-dial | Dialers from $59 | Connect, $30 | Dialer and texting on Pro | None |
| The app’s record | |||||||
| App Store | 4.79 from 5,003 | 4.89 from 387 | 4.67 from 723 | 4.40 from 52 | 3.07 from 179 | No ratings yet | 3.29 from 55 |
| Google Play | 4.4 from 1,937 | 4.8 from 134 | 4.7 from 229 | 3.6 from 126 | 3.5 from 158 | Not checked | 2.8 from 65 |
“Not listed” means the vendor did not list it on its pricing page or app store listing when we read them in September and again in November 2026, which is not proof it is missing. Ratings read November 2026.
How much a driving for dollars app costs, and what comes with it
The apps built into data tools cost the tool’s month: $119 a seat on DealMachine, $99 on PropStream, $119 on BatchLeads or PropertyRadar and $299 on REsimpli, each with its own way of billing the owner trace. FlipMantis is free to start and $99 on Pro.
The Driving For Dollars App is a free download with in-app purchases from $19.99 to $399.99. Its listing names them, D4D Starter to D4D Elite+, without saying what each includes or how often it bills.
| App | Month | App Store | Google Play | Owner trace |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flip | $0, Pro $99 | No ratings yet | Not checked | 10 free, 2,500 on Pro |
| Deal | $119 a seat | 4.79 from 5,003 | 4.4 from 1,937 | In data credits |
| Prop | $99 | 3.07 from 179 | 3.5 from 158 | 12¢, or $30 Connect |
| Batch | $119 | 4.67 from 723 | 4.7 from 229 | Included |
| Property | $119 | 4.40 from 52 | 3.6 from 126 | 250, then 8¢ |
| REsimpli | $299 | 4.89 from 387 | 4.8 from 134 | 10,000 credits |
| The Driving For Dollars App | In-app $19.99 to $399.99 | 3.29 from 55 | 2.8 from 65 | Not listed |
List prices and store ratings read November 2026.
The seven, what each is for and what it is bad at
In the order of the ways above, from a solo driver to a mailing list. The order is not a ranking.
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Deal
$119 a seat, 10,000 data credits
1Driving for dollars as the product
Tap to tag a house, see the owner at once and trace them from the seat’s credits, with route tracking, team driving and mail drip campaigns on every plan.
Bad at A redesign locked out people who had already paid for a year, and the map fights you while you drive, by its reviewers’ account.
Not for Anyone who wants to try it before paying.
See DealMachine pricingREsimpli
$299 Solo, with the CRM
2Routes for a team of drivers
A field app with driver-only accounts: routes built, assigned and tracked, photos, notes, tracing, calling, mail and door-knock logs, inside the whole CRM.
Bad at It is overwhelming to set up, and $299 is hard to justify before the leads exist.
Not for A solo driver who only needs the app.
See REsimpli pricingBatch
$119 Growth, three users
3Virtual canvassing, contacts included
Track routes, add notes and save property details in the app, with phone numbers and emails on every lead and 10,000 leads a month on Growth.
Bad at The numbers it includes are often stale, which is the complaint its G2 reviewers repeat.
Not for Calling that depends on fresh numbers.
See BatchLeads pricingProperty
$119 Solo, 5-day trial
4GPS tracks and a watched area
Logs your route with GPS tracks while you drive or door-knock, shows property and owner data in the field, and alerts you when one of 10,000 watched properties changes.
Bad at The phone is not where it works best: 3.6 on Google Play from 126, against 4.5 on G2.
Not for Anyone who works mostly from an Android phone.
See PropertyRadar pricingProp
$99 Essentials
5A desk tool with a mobile app
Records trips to analyze later at the desk and lets you pick properties before you drive, on its nationwide data and 165+ filters.
Bad at It rates 3.07 on the App Store from 179, and 47 of its latest 49 App Store reviews rate it 3 stars or below.
Not for Anyone whose driving for dollars happens mostly on the phone.
See PropStream pricingFlip
Free. Pro $99, Team $199
6Free, with 10 traces
Driving for dollars, AI deal scoring and the full mobile app on the free plan, with no card and no time limit. Pro adds 2,500 traces a month, a dialer and texting.
Bad at A 2026 app with no App Store ratings yet, and the free plan holds only 2 active deals.
Not for Anyone who wants a track record before trusting an app with their pipeline.
See FlipMantis pricingThe Driving For Dollars App
Free download, in-app purchases $19.99 to $399.99
7Pins for a mailing list
Pin or speak addresses as you drive, look up each homeowner and export the list to a spreadsheet for mail merge. It first launched in 2015.
Bad at It rates 3.29 on the App Store and 2.8 on Google Play, and reviews there report pins that did not save and an email address passed to other companies.
Not for Anyone who calls or texts owners rather than mailing them.
See The Driving For Dollars App pricingProfit Drive (3.8 from 21 App Store ratings, last updated 2025) also appears in the stores, but publishes no price on its listing, so it is not compared here.
What the store ratings say about each mobile app
DealMachine has the largest rating base of the seven on both stores, 5,003 on the App Store and 1,937 on Google Play, which makes its 4.79 the hardest figure here to move. REsimpli’s 4.89 rests on 387 ratings and BatchLeads’ 4.67 on 723.
The data tools built for the desk rate lower on the phone. PropStream holds 3.07 on the App Store, and PropertyRadar drops from 4.40 there to 3.6 on Google Play. The Driving For Dollars App sits at 3.29 and 2.8, and FlipMantis is too new to have a rating at all.
Free driving for dollars apps, and what they leave out
FlipMantis is the free option for driving neighborhoods, with driving for dollars on its free plan, 10 skip traces included and no card asked. The Driving For Dollars App is free to download, with the lookups sold as in-app purchases.
None of the data tools offers its app free: DealMachine has no trial as of November 2026, and PropStream, BatchLeads and PropertyRadar offer trials of 7, 7 and 5 days. A trial covers one weekend of driving, so plan the drive before you start one.
Questions people ask about driving for dollars tools
What is the best driving for dollars app?
It depends on how you drive. DealMachine for a solo driver who wants the owner on the spot, at $119 a seat with 4.79 on the App Store from 5,003 ratings. REsimpli for a team with assigned routes, at $299 with its CRM. FlipMantis to try the method free.
Is there a free driving for dollars app?
Yes. FlipMantis includes driving for dollars and 10 skip traces on its free plan, and The Driving For Dollars App is a free download with in-app purchases from $19.99. DealMachine offers no trial as of November 2026.
Which driving for dollars app is best on Android?
On Google Play ratings: REsimpli 4.8 from 134, BatchLeads 4.7 from 229, DealMachine 4.4 from 1,937, PropertyRadar 3.6 from 126, PropStream 3.5 from 158 and The Driving For Dollars App 2.8 from 65, read November 2026.
How much does a driving for dollars app cost?
$0 on FlipMantis’s free plan, $119 a seat on DealMachine, $99 on PropStream, $119 on BatchLeads or PropertyRadar and $299 on REsimpli. The Driving For Dollars App sells in-app purchases from $19.99 to $399.99.
Can I drive for dollars with PropStream?
Yes. Its app records trips to review later and lets you pick properties before you drive. It rates 3.07 on the App Store from 179, and one Google Play reviewer says the feature does not follow you as you drive.
Does driving for dollars work?
It finds houses that show distress from the street, such as a vacant or neglected one, which may not be on any list yet. We have not measured response rates, and no app here publishes one we can check.
How we built this list
- Each app’s App Store and Google Play listing, for its description and rating base, read September 2026 and again in November 2026
- Each vendor’s pricing page, read September 2026 and again in November 2026
- The latest App Store reviews of the five data tools, counted in each review
We have not driven with any of these apps. Every feature named is the vendor’s own listing, and every price is a list price.