Every Scayled comparison in one place
Each page states what the other platform does well, where Scayled is not a substitute, who should stay with the other tool, and what Scayled adds. If you already use one of these platforms, start there.
CRE Data & Listings
SCAYLED vs CoStar →
The research database for listings, comps, owners and tenant records. Scayled starts from one property and finds who would take it and who decides.
SCAYLED vs LoopNet →
CoStar's public listing marketplace, now including the UK after Realla. It reaches searchers; Scayled reaches the businesses not searching yet.
SCAYLED vs Reonomy →
Altus Group's US ownership intelligence platform, with a tenant layer. Scayled matches occupiers to the property you need to fill.
SCAYLED vs Crexi →
A listing marketplace with Crexi Intelligence for property, owner and tenant data. Scayled handles the outbound work to likely occupiers.
CRE & B2B Prospecting
SCAYLED vs PropStream →
Owner data, motivated sellers and skip tracing for investors. Scayled finds the businesses that would lease or buy a commercial property.
SCAYLED vs Apollo →
A general B2B contact database and sales platform. Scayled starts from a property and works out which businesses fit it.
SCAYLED vs ZoomInfo →
Enterprise B2B data, org charts and intent. Scayled matches occupiers to a property and tracks them for signs they will need space.
Regional
SCAYLED vs Cotality (CoreLogic AU) →
CoreLogic Australia became Cotality in 2025: RP Data for property records, Cityscope for commercial tenants. Scayled adds outbound to likely occupiers.
SCAYLED vs Cotality NZ (CoreLogic NZ) →
Titles, ownership and valuations through Property Guru. Scayled adds the occupier layer: who would take a property and who decides.
SCAYLED vs OneRoof →
There is no OneRoof Pro. OneRoof is NZME's listing portal. Scayled is outbound prospecting for commercial property.
SCAYLED vs Cityscope →
Cotality's building-by-building record of Australian commercial tenants, owners and leases. Scayled starts from the property you need to fill.
How should you use these comparisons?
Start with the platform you already pay for. Every comparison covers what the other platform is built for, what Scayled is built for, where they overlap, a feature table, pricing where it is public, and who should stay with the other tool. The goal is not to talk anyone out of a tool that works. It is to show where the occupier side of the job sits in your stack, and whether Scayled covers it.
If you use CoStar, Reonomy, Crexi Intelligence or Cityscope, you already have tenant records for the buildings they cover. Scayled adds the step those records leave to you: matching businesses to one property, finding who decides, writing the first email and tracking each occupier for movement. For the wider category, see what CRE prospecting software should do in 2026 and the industrial real estate software compared for 2026.
What makes Scayled different from a database?
The platforms above describe the market or advertise space in it. Scayled starts from the property you need to fill. Around the property, it returns every business nearby, the person who decides at each and a drafted email. Across the market, it finds businesses anywhere in the country whose operations fit the property's size, use and type. Every occupier found is tracked for signs it will need space (hiring, contract wins, new sites, funding, lease events), on a map and a feed, and everything stays in your own Occupier Database. It works in every country, including the US, Australia, New Zealand, the UK and the UAE.
A database tells you what a building is and who is in it. Scayled tells you who would take it and starts the conversation. That idea is explained in what occupier intelligence is in CRE.