Reonomy covers the owner side. TenantScout covers who could lease the space.

A commercial property data platform. Brokers and investors use it to search properties and research ownership, often to win the listing or to find an owner to approach.

A tool for the listing you already have. It reads the offering memorandum, ranks up to three uses the building suits, and builds a call list of nearby businesses for each, with a talking point per business.

Reonomy answers who owns this building and what else they own. TenantScout answers which businesses could lease or buy this building, and what to say when you call them.

Owner research helps you win a listing. Once you hold it, TenantScout fills the pipeline on the other side: ranked uses, a call list per use, postcards to matched businesses, and a CRM to track every conversation and deal stage.

Add a tenant's lease expiration to a contact and the renewal radar reminds you at 12, 9, 6, 3, and 1 month before it ends.

Where TenantScout has indexed and switched on a city's permitted-use table, which today means California, a use the district does not allow is screened out before its call list is built. Elsewhere, the ranking uses zoning signals from the listing, and you review zoning before advising a client.

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.