Skip tracing for wholesalers, priced per record
Wholesalers skip trace a seller list by uploading it as a CSV and getting back up to 10 phones per owner, each labelled mobile, landline or VoIP, plus up to three emails. Skipmatch charges per matched record, $0.03 a record at any list size, with no subscription, and shows the price before you pay.
Key facts
- Price
- a flat $0.03 a record at any list size from 50 to 100,000 records.
- Unit
- Priced per matched record.
- Minimum order
- 50 records
- Minimum charge
- Minimum charge $0.50 when any record matches.
- Single search
- Single search: $0.10, charged only on a match, paid from prepaid credit ($10 minimum top-up).
- Prepaid credit
- Prepaid credit expires 12 months after your last credit purchase, single search or credit-paid list, and unused credit is refundable on request within 90 days of purchase.
- Free tool
- Check your list free at /tools/skip-trace-csv-checker. Check columns, split addresses and download a fixed CSV in your browser before tracing at $0.03 a record. No account needed.
- Subscription
- None. A list order is paid for on its own by card or prepaid credit.
- Max per order
- 100,000 rows or 50 MB per file
- Output
- Up to 10 phones per owner, each with its line type (mobile, landline or VoIP), plus emails where found
- Sources
- 3 core providers: idiCORE, Enformion and Delvepoint
- Not for
- FCRA uses: credit, insurance, employment or tenant screening
- Prices last changed
- Last updated
The short answer
A wholesaler's list comes from a list tool, a county export or driving for dollars, and it has owner names and addresses but few working phone numbers. Skip tracing fills that gap for the whole list in one upload. What you get and what you pay on Skipmatch:
- What goes in: a CSV of 50 to 100,000 rows with an owner name and one complete address (street, city, state and ZIP) on each row. Your column names do not need to match ours; you point each one at the right field during upload. Rows that repeat the same owner and addresses are counted once.
- What comes back: your own file, every column unchanged, with up to 10 phones per owner, the line type of each, up to three emails, a HIT or MISS flag and a record status appended to each row.
- What it costs: one price per matched record, shown before you pay. No subscription or monthly seat; prepaid credit is optional. Minimum charge $0.50 when any record matches.
Price at typical wholesaler list sizes
Every record in the order is priced at the same rate, so the figure is the row count times that rate. It is the most the list can cost: the amount held on your card at checkout.
| Records | Per record (per lead) | At most |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000 | $0.03 | $30.00 |
| 5,000 | $0.03 | $150.00 |
| 10,000 | $0.03 | $300.00 |
| 25,000 | $0.03 | $750.00 |
From result file to dialer
Skipmatch has no dialer integration or API today: you download the result as a CSV and import it into the dialer yourself. Here is each column of the result file and the field a typical dialer import maps it to. The column names are the real ones from the sample result file; field names vary by dialer.
| Result column | Dialer import field | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Your name columns (OwnerFirstName, OwnerLastName in the sample) | First name, Last name | Your own columns, returned exactly as uploaded, so they map the way they did when you built the list. |
| Your property address columns | Address, or a custom field such as Property address | Keep the property with the contact so the caller knows which house or lot the call is about. |
| Your mailing address columns | Mailing address, or a custom field | Useful for absentee owners, where the owner lives somewhere other than the property. |
Phone1 | Phone (the primary phone field) | The first number returned for the owner. |
Phone2 to Phone10 | Phone 2, Phone 3 and so on, as many as the dialer accepts | Up to 10 per owner. If the dialer takes fewer phone fields, map from Phone2 upward until it runs out. |
Phone1Type to Phone10Type | A custom field or tag per phone, or a filter before import | Mobile, Landline or VOIP: the literal values in the file. Phone1Type describes Phone1, Phone2Type describes Phone2, and so on. |
Email1 to Email3 | Blank where none was found. A call campaign can leave them out; a follow-up email sequence uses them. | |
HitFlag | Do not import; filter on it first | HIT when the row came back with at least one phone or email, MISS when it did not. MISS rows have nothing to dial. |
Record status | A custom field, or leave it out | New, Updated or Previously purchased, from your own order history with Skipmatch. |
Before you import
- Filter HitFlag to HIT. MISS rows have no phone and no email, so they only add empty contacts to the campaign.
- Check Record status. Previously purchased marks a record you have run with Skipmatch before that came back with nothing new, so its numbers may already be in an earlier campaign.
- Scrub the numbers. Run them against the do-not-call registries and a litigator list before any dialing; Skipmatch does not.
- Split by line type if you text. Filter the Phone1Type to Phone10Type columns to send mobiles to a texting tool and the rest to the dialer.
- Map the columns in the dialer's import screen. If it takes one phone per contact row, copy the name and address columns once for each phone column in a spreadsheet before import.
Line type and DNC before you dial
Every phone in the file carries its line type, Mobile, Landline or VOIP, because what you may do with a number and how you reach it can depend on the type. The phone line types guide explains the three types and how to sort a call list by them.
The numbers are not consent to contact anyone, and Skipmatch does not scrub them against do-not-call or litigator lists. Calls and texts fall under the TCPA, state rules and the do-not-call registries, and compliance is yours before you dial. Every account accepts the permissible-use terms before its first order. This is general information, not legal advice.
When a bundled platform costs less
Some wholesaling platforms include skip tracing in a monthly plan. PropStream is one: as of Sept 2026, its pricing page publishes these terms, priced per contact rather than per record. Skipmatch is one of the services compared.
| PropStream plan | Monthly | Monthly, billed annually | Skip tracing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essentials | $99 | $81 | $0.12 per contact; included with the PropStream Connect add-on, from $30 a month |
| Pro | $199 | $165 | Included through PropStream Connect; additional skip tracing $0.10 per contact |
| Elite | $699 | $583 | Included through PropStream Connect; additional skip tracing $0.10 per contact |
A platform with skip tracing included can cost less than paying per record when you trace a high volume every month and use the platform anyway. If you build your lists in PropStream on Pro or Elite, the included traces come with a fee you already pay, and a per-record service adds a cost on top. Past the included traces, additional skip tracing is $0.10 per contact on Pro and Elite, as of .
Paying per record fits when you already have the list, trace in bursts, or would keep a plan only for its traces. For scale: $199, one month of PropStream Pro at the monthly rate, covers a Skipmatch list of up to 6,633 records. Skip tracing with no subscription sets several platforms' plans side by side, and Skipmatch vs PropStream compares the two directly.
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Price your list before you pay for it.
Create an account, upload the file, and see your total before you pay. Records with no phone and no email are never charged.