TenantScout vs CoStar
CoStar is a commercial property information platform: listings, property records, comps, and market research. TenantScout starts from one vacancy and builds the list of businesses to call about it. Read the comparison.
Most brokers who look at TenantScout already use a property database or a contact database. Those tools answer different questions, so in most offices they stack rather than replace each other.
Start freeCoStar is a commercial property information platform: listings, property records, comps, and market research. TenantScout starts from one vacancy and builds the list of businesses to call about it. Read the comparison.
Apollo and ZoomInfo are contact databases: searchable records of companies and people, built for sales teams in every industry. TenantScout decides which local businesses fit a building before anyone searches. Read the comparison.
Reonomy is a commercial property data platform, used to research properties and who owns them. TenantScout works on the other side of the lease: the businesses that could occupy the space. Read the comparison.
Upload an offering memorandum, a listing URL, or a property profile. TenantScout ranks the property's highest and best uses, up to three, and builds a call list of real nearby businesses for each use it can source, with a talking point for every one. The steps are on how it works.
$99 per seat per month on the annual plan, or $149 per seat per month monthly. Every plan and add-on is on the pricing page. To see the output on your own building first, run one listing through the free report.