Where Scayled wins
- A named decision-maker with a verified email, one credit each.
- Movement signals across your territory, refreshed every fortnight.
- Coverage in the United States, Australia and New Zealand, with an industrial and logistics focus.
Both tools start from a listing and return businesses with a reason each one fits. They differ in what comes before the list, and in how you reach out.
Start freeThe questions a leasing broker asks about one listing. Each Scayled cell comes from Scayled's own public pages, listed under Sources.
| The question | TenantScout | Scayled |
|---|---|---|
| What uses fit this specific building? | Yes. Ranks up to three uses for the building. | Partial. Its Target Plan says who takes the space and what size of company; ranking alternative uses is not described. |
| 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. | No zoning check described 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. | Yes. Nearby occupiers (Neighbour Scan) and best-fit occupiers (Target Scan), up to 30 per scan. |
| Why does each business fit? | Yes. A talking point for every business, written for this property. | Yes. A written reason for each company. |
| 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. | Partial. Email first; Mobile Catcher lists occupiers with a direct mobile where the region supports it. |
| Printed direct mail to those businesses | Yes. Postcards printed and mailed to matched businesses. | Not on its public pages. Outreach is email from your own inbox. |
| Named decision-makers | Rare. Most rows are the business and its phone number; no verified emails sold. | Yes. A decision-maker with a verified email, one credit each. |
| Comps, sales history, market analytics | Not offered. | Partial. Market data pages, and an Ask Scayled research tool with dated, sourced answers. |
| Ownership and owner contacts | Not offered. | Not its focus. It says it stacks on top of CoStar or Reonomy. |
| Starts from your OM or listing | Yes. An OM PDF, a listing URL, or a property profile. | Yes. A listing URL or a PDF brochure. |
| CRM and deal pipeline | Yes. Contacts, notes, tasks and deal stages. | Partial. A five-status pipeline and an occupier database. |
Scayled is built for reaching a named decision-maker, email first with mobiles where the region allows, across a territory it re-checks. TenantScout is built for the step before: which uses the building suits, a zoning check where its tables are switched on, and a phone list and postcards for each.
$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.
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.