BatchDialer review and pricing: a multi-line dialer priced for a year up front
A multi-line dialer built for real estate, with three lines per agent, DNC and litigator scrubbing and PropStream and BatchLeads hooked in. The $95 headline is the yearly price: month to month the same seat is $1,428 a year.
Best forA wholesaler or small team cold calling owners from PropStream or BatchLeads lists
Not forAnyone making a few calls a week, who will not use three lines
What independent reviewers actually say about BatchDialer
The weight of evidence is on Trustpilot: 4.6 from 983 reviews on a profile the company has claimed. G2 adds 4.3 from 46. We found no app in the App Store and no Capterra listing, so everything here is about the web dialer.
What BatchDialer actually does
BatchDialer is a cloud dialer for outbound calling. On its Starter plan each agent dials 3 lines at once, in predictive or preview mode, from 10 included phone numbers, with calls recorded for 90 days, unlimited inbound and outbound calling, and a DNC and litigator scrub. It pulls property details into the call and connects to PropStream and BatchLeads, the data tools that share its owner.
It suits investors and small teams who already have traced lists and want to talk to more owners per hour. It does not find owners or their numbers: that is PropStream’s or BatchLeads’s job, and both now belong to the same company. PropStream bought BatchLeads and BatchDialer on 7 July 2025.
- Lines per agent
- 3 on Starter, 5 on Pro and Enterprise
- Phone numbers included
- 10, 40 or 100 by plan, then $2, $1.50 or $1 each
- Call recordings kept
- 90, 180 or 365 days by plan
- Dialing modes
- Predictive and preview
- Compliance
- DNC and litigator scrub
- Integrations
- PropStream, BatchLeads, Zapier, API
- Trial
- 7 days
- Owner
- PropStream, since 7 July 2025
What BatchDialer actually costs, including the metered extras
| Plan | Per agent, billed yearly | A year, billed monthly | Lines |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $95/mo ($1,142/yr) | $1,428 | 3 |
| Pro | $151/mo ($1,814/yr) | $2,268 | 5 |
| Enterprise | $199/mo ($2,390/yr) | $2,988 | 5 |
The pricing page offers a monthly and a yearly toggle and quotes the per-agent price on the yearly view: $95 for Starter, which is the $1,142 a year paid up front. On monthly billing the same plan comes to $1,428 a year, about $119 a month. For one agent who only wants to try multi-line dialing, the 7-day trial is the cheap way to find out.
Charged on top, per unit
- Extra phone numbers $2, $1.50 or $1 eachby plan, beyond the included 10, 40 or 100
- Calling unlimited inbound and outboundnot metered on the page
- Data and skip tracing not includedyou bring the list
What BatchDialer is bad at
Nothing on the pricing page hides a charge. What to watch is where the headline sits.
$95 an agent needs a year paid up front ($1,142). Month to month, Starter is $1,428 a year.
BatchDialer pricing page, November 2026No data and no skip tracing in the plan. Without PropStream, BatchLeads or another traced list, there is nothing to call.
BatchDialer pricing pageStarter keeps call recordings for 90 days. A year’s history needs Enterprise.
BatchDialer pricing pageWe found no BatchDialer app in the App Store. If you call from your phone, plan on a browser or a headset at a desk.
App Store search, November 2026Who should not buy BatchDialer
- You make a handful of calls a week. A single-line dialer or your own phone does it for less.
- You have no traced list yet. Start with the data, then the dialer.
- You will not commit to a year and budgeted $95. Monthly, it is about $119.
- You already pay for a CRM with a multi-line dialer built in, such as REsimpli.
REsimpliBatchDialer questions people actually ask
How much does BatchDialer cost?
Starter is $95 an agent a month billed yearly ($1,142), Pro $151 ($1,814) and Enterprise $199 ($2,390). Billed monthly, the yearly totals are $1,428, $2,268 and $2,988.
Is BatchDialer worth it?
If you call traced lists for hours a week, three lines per agent with DNC scrubbing is what it is built for. If you call a few owners a week, a single-line dialer or your own phone costs less.
Does BatchDialer have a free trial?
Yes, 7 days on each plan, according to its pricing page.
Who owns BatchDialer?
PropStream, which bought BatchLeads and BatchDialer on 7 July 2025. G2 lists it as BatchDialer by PropStream.
What is BatchDialer’s rating?
4.6 on Trustpilot from 983 reviews and 4.3 on G2 from 46, read November 2026. We found no app store listing.
How we reached this verdict
- BatchDialer’s own pricing page, with the monthly and yearly figures, November 2026
- Trustpilot, 4.6 from 983 reviews on a claimed profile, and G2, 4.3 from 46, read November 2026
- An App Store search and a Capterra search, November 2026: no listing found on either
We have not subscribed to BatchDialer and have not measured its connect rates. Features are as its pricing page lists them.