A skip trace is only useful if the number actually connects to the current owner. Offr AI's skip tracing is built around verification, not just volume — returning contact data with confidence scores so you know which numbers are worth calling first.
What it does
- Retrieves owner phone numbers using dual-source lookups
- Assigns a confidence score to each number based on source agreement
- Cross-references results against county property records to confirm ownership match
- Feeds directly into the CRM and batch dialer for outreach
How it works, step by step
- Select a lead from your search results or upload a list.
- Offr AI runs a skip trace against multiple data sources for owner contact info.
- Results from each source are compared; matching numbers get a higher confidence score.
- Owner identity is cross-referenced against county records tied to the property.
- Verified contacts and confidence scores populate the CRM record, ready for calling or the batch dialer.
Inputs and outputs
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
| Property/owner name | Candidate phone numbers |
| Multiple data sources | Confidence score per number |
| County records | Ownership cross-reference |
Accuracy expectations and limits
No skip-tracing tool can guarantee a number reaches the current owner — people change numbers, sell properties, or pass away, and public data sources aren't always current. A higher confidence score means multiple sources agree, which generally makes a number more reliable, but it's still not a certainty. Always verify identity when someone answers before discussing deal specifics, and expect some numbers to be disconnected or incorrect regardless of confidence score.
Who it's for
Wholesalers doing cold outreach who want to spend calling time on the numbers most likely to be accurate, rather than dialing an unverified list with no way to prioritize.
Skip-traced contacts flow into the CRM and batch dialer inside the app. See pricing for plan and usage details.