REISkip charges $0.15 per successful match, as publicly advertised on reiskip.com in October 2026 — and because it bills per match, not per attempt, records that return no result cost nothing.
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The rate and what it covers
REISkip's published plans as of October 2026:
| Plan | Rate | Minimum order | Misses billed? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulk | $0.15/match (introductory) | 50 matches | No |
| Volume | $0.15/match (introductory) | 1,001 matches | No |
| Enterprise | Custom | Contact REISkip | Confirm with vendor |
Pricing on this page is as publicly advertised on reiskip.com at the time of writing — confirm current pricing with REISkip directly, and with our sales team for Scout Data.
Both published plans carry the same introductory rate; the only difference is the minimum order. Features listed across all plans include property data, skip trace triangulation, phone numbers, email addresses, and customer support.
What per-match billing means for your cost
The billing model is the most important thing to understand before comparing REISkip against services priced per attempt. Every skip-tracing service takes a list of addresses or names and queries its data against them. On some services — including BatchData's forward skip-tracing tiers — you pay for each row you submit whether or not a result comes back. On REISkip, you pay only when a result is returned.
The consequence runs in two directions. If your list is recent and well-sourced — current owner-of-record names, verified addresses — your match rate will be high and the per-match price converges with the per-attempt price. If your list is older, sourced from a secondary file, or has thin input columns, your match rate may be lower and the per-match model protects you from paying for rows that return nothing.
| Scenario | Rows submitted | Match rate | Matches returned | Cost at $0.15/match |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clean, recent list | 1,000 | 90% | 900 | $135 |
| Older or thin list | 1,000 | 55% | 550 | $82.50 |
The percentages above are illustrative — your actual match rate depends on your list source and the markets you are targeting, and neither you nor REISkip can predict it before a test run.
Where per-match pricing fits a dialing floor
Per-match pricing is useful when you are testing a new list source and do not know its match rate, and when you are working older or recycled lists where the no-result rate may be significant. In both cases, the absence of a charge for misses limits downside cost.
The model fits less well at very high monthly volume. At $0.15 per match, 50,000 matched records cost $7,500 — which sits above BatchData's $5,000/month Professional tier (300,000 records) once a subscription is appropriate. The crossover depends entirely on your own match rate, so compare on actual numbers from a test rather than on list price.
REISkip's feature set and positioning target real estate investors more than outbound call centers. Investors skip-trace one property at a time or run moderate monthly batches; floors dialing tens of thousands of rows a week often outgrow a pure pay-per-match model and move to subscription tiers. Both audiences are well served at the right volume.
Comparing REISkip against the alternatives
REISkip sits in the per-match / pay-as-you-go category alongside a small number of services that bill only on results. For a full side-by-side of the services a call center shortlists — Tracerfy, REISkip, Skip Genie, PropStream, BatchData, Whitepages Pro — with miss policies and minimum commitments compared as of October 2026, see skip tracing services compared.
If you are also evaluating BatchSkipTracing (now redirected to BatchData), the pricing for the BatchData skip-tracing plans and its forward-vs-reverse billing distinction are covered in BatchSkipTracing pricing. For the broader category, best skip tracing software covers what each tool is built for and where a high-volume calling floor fits within it.
Frequently asked questions
How much does REISkip cost?
As publicly advertised on reiskip.com in October 2026, REISkip charges $0.15 per successful match at introductory pricing, with a minimum order of 50 matches on the Bulk plan and 1,001 matches on the Volume plan. Enterprise pricing is available on request. Misses — records where no phone is returned — are not billed.
What does "per match" mean in REISkip pricing?
A match is a record where REISkip returns at least one result — a phone number, email, or other contact detail tied to the submitted address or name. A row where REISkip cannot find a result is a miss and carries no charge. Your cost scales with how many records in your list actually resolve, not with how many rows you uploaded.
Is REISkip built for real estate investors or for call centers?
REISkip markets primarily to real estate investors — the name and the feature set reflect that audience. Call centers dialing homeowners can use it, but the plans are sized for investors tracing individual properties rather than for floors processing tens of thousands of rows a week. At $0.15 per match, a batch of 50,000 records at an 80% match rate costs $6,000 — above what many floors pay at BatchData's Growth tier for the same volume.
Does REISkip include a DNC scrub?
REISkip's published feature list does not explicitly name a Do Not Call scrub as part of the standard plans. Confirm with REISkip whether DNC suppression is included or whether you are responsible for running the scrub against the National Do Not Call Registry before dialing. The FTC's Telemarketing Sales Rule requires a scrub no more than 31 days old. This is not legal advice.