Skip Force Review (2026): It's Leads Pro Now — What Changed

Written by

Alex Martinez — Founder & CEO, Real Estate Skills. Has wholesaled and flipped houses for over 14 years, been part of 1,000+ real estate transactions, and personally acquired 33+ residential investment properties. Has trained 6,000+ investors nationwide.

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Reviewed by

Ryan Zomorodi — Co-Founder & COO, Real Estate Skills. Verified the platform claims, pricing comparison, and transition findings in this review before publication.

✓ Updated September 2026 ✓ Fact-Checked 📞 Free Cold Calling Script Inside

Publication history: Originally published October 16, 2023. Updated September 3, 2026 to reflect Skip Force's rebrand to Leads Pro — including current pricing, a scored verdict, updated alternatives, and corrected outbound links. All platform claims verified against live sources on September 2, 2026, and reviewed by Ryan Zomorodi, Co-Founder & COO of Real Estate Skills.

If you typed skipforce.com into your browser and landed on something called Leads Pro, you're not in the wrong place and the company didn't fold. Skip Force rebranded. Same operation, new name — and a genuinely different product underneath.

That last part matters more than the name. The Skip Force most investors knew was narrow and cheap: upload a list, pay five to nine cents a match, get back phone numbers with a quality score and a best-time-to-call window. You could run a small list for a few dollars and walk away. Leads Pro is something else entirely — a sales CRM with a phone dialer, AI voice agents, and automated outreach sequences, starting at $97 a month.

Whether that's an upgrade or a downgrade depends entirely on what you were using Skip Force for. This review covers what changed, what the platform does now, what it actually costs, and who should look somewhere else. Real Estate Skills has no financial relationship with Leads Pro or Skip Force and earns nothing from this review. We do sell real estate training, which we mention where it's relevant.

What Happened To Skip Force?

Type skipforce.com into your browser today and you don't get Skip Force. You get redirected to Leads Pro. Nothing broke and nobody disappeared. Skip Force rebranded, and the new name is Leads Pro.

The handoff has been sloppy, and you should know that before you go looking for pricing. When we checked in September 2026, the old plans-and-pricing page returned a 404 — meaning the page no longer exists — while the old Skip Force skip tracing page was still sitting there live, still advertising carrier data at five to nine cents a match, the Prime Number Generator at eight cents, and an email add-on at three cents. Those are the old rates. If you land on that page from a Google search, you're reading a price list for a product that isn't sold that way anymore.

So the practical rule: anything on a skipforce.com URL is history at this point. Current pricing lives on leadspro.io.

The name isn't the real change. The product is. Skip Force was narrow and cheap — upload a list, pay per match, get back phone numbers with a quality score and a best-time-to-call window. You could run a small list for a few dollars and never subscribe to anything. Leads Pro sells a sales platform: a CRM pipeline, a phone dialer, AI voice agents, and automated SMS and email sequences. Those are tools for working leads you already have, not tools for finding them.

There's one question we can't answer yet, and we'd rather say so than guess: what happened to existing Skip Force accounts. We found no public announcement, no migration notice, and no support documentation covering unused credits, active subscriptions, saved lists, or whether old logins still work. If you had a Skip Force account with a balance on it, contact Leads Pro directly and get an answer in writing before you assume anything carried over.

What Is Leads Pro?

Leads Pro sells you a way to work leads. Not a way to find them. That distinction is the whole review.

Their pricing page lists what you get at each tier, and the pattern is consistent across all three: a full CRM pipeline, lead capture through forms and webhooks, automated SMS and email sequences, a built-in phone dialer, pre-built AI voice agents that make calls for you, AI call grading that scores your reps' conversations, and an automation builder for chaining steps together. Contract sending with e-signature comes in at the middle tier. Every plan includes unlimited users, which is unusual and genuinely good if you're running a team.

Monthly allowances are all outreach volume. Starter gives you 500 SMS, 100 call minutes, 5,000 emails, and 10,000 workflow actions. Growth triples most of that. Scale roughly doubles it again. AI usage is pay-as-you-go on every tier, so the subscription is a floor rather than a ceiling.

Here's what isn't on that list: skip tracing, property data, records, lists, or leads of any kind. Not at $97, not at $397. We reviewed all twenty-nine feature lines across the three plans and none of them mention the thing Skip Force was built to do.

That may not be permanent, and it's possible data is sold separately outside the plans — their older marketing materials still describe property data and skip tracing as part of the workflow. But as their pricing page reads in September 2026, you're buying a CRM with AI calling. If you need phone numbers for a list of property owners, this product doesn't currently sell them to you.

Leads Pro Pricing (And What Skip Force Used To Charge)

You're no longer buying the same thing, so comparing the prices directly is misleading. Compare what the money gets you instead.

What Skip Force charged. Carrier data ran five to nine cents per match, six cents with the $49 monthly membership. The Prime Number Generator was eight cents, an email append three more. Property data was separate at $99, $145, or $175 a month. The key detail: you could skip trace without subscribing to anything. Run 500 records, pay for the matches, walk away. Those rates were still live on the old Skip Force site as of September 2026.

What Leads Pro charges. Three tiers, all with unlimited reps and users.

Pricing as of September 2026. Confirm current rates and included allowances directly with Leads Pro before subscribing.

Three things stand out.

The allowances are outreach, not data. Every included line is something you spend contacting people. Nothing is something you spend finding them.

100 call minutes is not a lot. That's the Starter tier — under two hours of dialing per month. Anyone doing real cold call volume burns that in a day and moves to Growth's 300 minutes, which is still five hours. Price the tier on call minutes, not on the headline number.

The free trial is a real improvement. Starter includes 14 days with a credit card. Skip Force ran a zero-refund policy. Note that Growth — the tier they mark most popular — has no trial at all, and Scale requires an onboarding call before it activates.

Who Leads Pro Is Wrong For

If you came here looking for what Skip Force used to do, stop reading and go to the alternatives section. Leads Pro doesn't sell it.

That's the short version, and it covers most people who land on this page. Below are the finer distinctions.

You need data, not a CRM. The clearest case. You want phone numbers for a list of absentee owners. That's not a product Leads Pro currently sells at any tier. Buy from a per-record skip tracing provider instead.

You're brand new and don't have a system yet. The most common mistake we see. Someone reads that data is how you find deals, subscribes to a platform, and stalls — no script, no idea who to call first, no plan for when a seller says yes. Software gives you tools; it doesn't teach you what to actually say on the call. If you haven't done a deal, learn the wholesaling process first and buy tools once you know what you're missing.

You're a solo operator with light volume. The unlimited-users pricing is built for teams. If it's just you making a few calls a week, you're paying for a rep-management platform to use one seat.

You're not calling consistently. The allowances reset monthly and don't roll over. Seasonal marketing, or going quiet when a deal is in escrow, means paying full price for months you barely use.

Who It Does Fit

Fair is fair. If you have lead flow already — from your own marketing, a data provider, or referrals — and you're currently paying separately for a CRM, a dialer, and a sequencing tool, consolidating at $97 to $397 with unlimited users is a reasonable trade. The AI voice agents and call grading are genuinely differentiated, and if you're running reps, call grading solves a real problem.

The honest summary: Leads Pro is a decent product aimed at a different buyer. Skip Force's cheap, no-commitment data was what made it worth recommending to someone doing their first list. That product is gone, and nothing in the new lineup replaces it.

Leads Pro Alternatives (And When To Use Them)

This section is the answer for most people reading this page. Leads Pro doesn't sell skip tracing, so if that's what brought you here, you're picking a new provider — and the good news is the market is competitive. For a wider look at the field, see our guide to the skip tracing tools built for real estate investors.

Start with your volume. If you run lists occasionally, you want a per-record provider with no monthly floor. That's exactly what Skip Force offered and exactly what disappeared. If you're running campaigns every month, the bulk platforms are worth pricing out. Either way, you're buying data, and you'll decide separately whether you also need somewhere to work it — which is the job Leads Pro is now built for.

BatchSkipTracing

The closest thing to a direct replacement if you're doing bulk work. Single or bulk traces, a built-in dialer, and a free DNC indicator — that last one matters, since scrubbing against the Do Not Call registry is a compliance step you'd otherwise pay for separately. No monthly floor required to run a list, which is the specific thing Leads Pro removed.

REISkip

Built for real estate investors specifically, which shows in the data. Their Skip Trace Triangulation cross-references multiple sources to surface the highest-probability numbers, and published reporting puts their match rate at 85 to 90 percent of submitted leads returning at least one phone number, drawn from 300 million property records. They also do field mapping — useful if you're importing lists with inconsistent column headers, which is most lists. Per-record pricing, no subscription trap.

Skip Genie

Deeper reports on individual lookups — address, contact information, associated people. That's a different job than bulk tracing. If you're working a small list of high-value targets and want everything on each one, it fits. If you're processing thousands of records, it doesn't.

Direct Skip

Bare-bones and honest about it. Pay only when you get a hit, no subscription, no platform. For someone running a few hundred records who just wants numbers back, that simplicity is the feature — and it's the closest thing left to how Skip Force used to work at the low end.

How To Choose

Three questions, in order.

How many records a month? Under a thousand, or irregular — go per-record and skip the subscription entirely. Consistent thousands — price out the bundles.

Do you already have a dialer, CRM, and mail vendor? If yes, buy data only; you'll pay twice otherwise. If you're building from nothing and calling every day, one platform is genuinely simpler.

Are you actually going to call? Be honest. Most people overestimate this, subscribe, and pay for months of not calling. And if you don't yet have anyone to sell a deal to, build a cash buyers list before you spend a dollar on data. The cheapest data is the data you don't buy until you're ready to work it.

You'll Have The Numbers. Do You Know What To Say?

Picking a skip tracing provider is the easy part. The hard part starts when you've got 500 phone numbers and a homeowner picks up. Most people freeze, sound like a rookie, and burn a lead they paid for. Download our free Wholesaling Cold Calling Script — the exact lines for opening the call, handling "I'm not interested," and getting to a real conversation about the property. Get it before you buy your first list, not after you've wasted it.

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Final Thoughts On Skip Force And Leads Pro

Skip Force is Leads Pro now, and the honest read is that it got better for one group and worse for another.

For a team running campaigns every month — already paying for property data here, skip tracing there, a dialer somewhere else, and a mail vendor on top — consolidating into one platform at $97 to $397 is a reasonable trade. One workflow, one invoice, and analytics that actually work because everything lives in one place.

For everyone else, something real was lost. Skip Force's appeal at the low end was that there was no floor. You could trace three hundred records for twenty dollars and walk away. That was the version worth recommending to someone doing their first list, and it doesn't exist anymore. If that's what brought you here, look at the per-record providers instead.

Watch the transition itself, too. When we checked in September 2026, the old pricing page was dead while old product pages were still live advertising rates that no longer apply, and there was no public documentation of what happened to existing accounts. None of that makes the platform bad. It does mean you should confirm current pricing, included credits, and account status directly with them rather than trusting anything you read — including this page — without checking the date on it.

Here's the thing worth saying last, because it's the mistake we watch people make over and over. Nobody quits this business because their skip tracing tool wasn't good enough. They quit because they had five thousand phone numbers and no idea what to say, who to call first, or what to do when someone actually said yes. The data was never the bottleneck. The process was.

So before you spend $1,164 a year on a platform, get honest about which problem you actually have. If you've got a system running and data is your constraint, buy the tool — one of these will fit. If you haven't done a deal yet, the tool won't get you there, and paying monthly for one while you figure it out is an expensive way to learn that.

About The Author

Alex Martinez

Founder & CEO, Real Estate Skills

Alex Martinez is the Founder & CEO of Real Estate Skills. He has wholesaled and flipped houses for over 14 years, been part of 1,000+ real estate transactions, and personally acquired 33+ residential investment properties. He has trained 6,000+ investors nationwide.

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Real Estate Skills has no financial relationship with Leads Pro or Skip Force and receives no compensation for this review. We sell real estate education, which we mention where relevant. Software pricing, features, and availability change frequently — all platform details in this article were verified on September 2, 2026, and should be confirmed directly with the vendor before purchase. This article is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, or financial advice. Real estate investing carries risk, and past results do not guarantee future outcomes.