Where LoopNet wins
- Reach: it calls itself the world's number one commercial real estate marketplace.
- Paid ad packages that use CoStar data to email likely prospects.
- Your listing in front of people actively searching for space.
LoopNet markets your listing to searchers. TenantScout finds the businesses to call about it.
LoopNet puts your listing in front of people searching for space, and its paid packages email likely prospects. TenantScout builds the list of nearby businesses that fit the building, for you to call and mail.
Start freeHead to head
The questions a leasing broker asks about one listing. Each LoopNet cell comes from LoopNet's own public pages, listed under Sources.
| The question | TenantScout | LoopNet |
|---|---|---|
| What uses fit this specific building? | Yes. Ranks up to three uses for the building. | Not on its public pages. |
| Is each use allowed by the zoning? | Partial. Where a city's permitted-use table is indexed and switched on (California only today), each use is checked; elsewhere it is marked not checked. | Not on its public pages. |
| Which nearby businesses fit each use? | Yes, for California listings today. Real nearby businesses for each ranked use it can source. | Partial. Paid ad packages use CoStar data to identify likely prospects and email them your listing (CDX Mail). |
| Why does each business fit? | Yes. A talking point for every business, written for this property. | Not on its public pages. |
| Phone numbers for a call list | Yes. A public phone number on 94% of rows (October 2026). Numbers on your do-not-call list are blocked. | Not on its public pages. Listing pages show broker contacts. |
| Printed direct mail to those businesses | Yes. Postcards printed and mailed to matched businesses. | Email campaigns (CDX Mail); printed mail not described. |
| Named decision-makers | Rare. Most rows are the business and its phone number; no verified emails sold. | Not on its public pages. |
| Comps, sales history, market analytics | Not offered. | Not a core feature. LoopNet points to CoStar for data and comps. |
| Ownership and owner contacts | Not offered. | Points to a CoStar subscription for ownership data. |
| Starts from your OM or listing | Yes. An OM PDF, a listing URL, or a property profile. | It is where you market the listing; prospects are reached through its ad packages. |
Where TenantScout wins
- Ranks up to three uses for the building before it lists anyone.
- Real nearby businesses for each use it can source (California listings today), with a talking point for every one.
- A public phone number on 94% of call-list rows, and printed postcards to the same businesses.
How they stack
Keep the listing on LoopNet for searchers. Run it through TenantScout for the nearby businesses you want to reach directly.
Prices and next steps
$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.
Sources
Based on public product information as of October 2026; features change. Each competitor cell above comes from that vendor's own public pages, listed here with the date we read them. TenantScout cells describe the product as shipped. Product names are trademarks of their owners.
- LoopNet: https://www.loopnet.com/, read 2026-10-16. Positioning as a marketplace.
- LoopNet: https://www.loopnet.com/solutions/, read 2026-10-16. Market on LoopNet, use CoStar for data and comps.
- LoopNet: https://www.loopnet.com/solutions/costar-data-advantage, read 2026-10-16. CoStar data identifies likely prospects; CDX Mail email campaigns; ownership data via CoStar.
- LoopNet: https://www.loopnet.com/solutions/ad-packages/comparison, read 2026-10-16. Email marketing tools by ad package.
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