The short version
OneRoof Prois NZME's agent platform built around the OneRoof listing portal. Its core job is helping residential agents win more listings — vendor alerts, appraisal tools, suburb reporting, branded marketing collateral.
SCAYLED is a commercial real estate prospecting tool. Its core job is turning a commercial listing address into a list of verified decision-makers among the neighbouring occupiers.
If you sell houses, OneRoof Pro is for you. If you lease warehouses, SCAYLED is for you. There's very little overlap — but because both tools market to "NZ real estate agents," agents often ask how they compare.
The core difference
| Dimension | OneRoof Pro | SCAYLED |
|---|---|---|
| Target user | Residential sales agents | Commercial I&L agents |
| Primary job | Winning listings from vendors | Prospecting occupiers around live listings |
| Property type focus | Houses, apartments, sections | Industrial, logistics, warehouse, commercial |
| Prospecting model | Vendor lead signals | Neighbour scan (every operator within a radius) |
| Contact data | Vendor suggestions (homeowner level) | Decision-maker contacts at businesses |
| Integration | OneRoof portal (listing sync) | Standalone; CSV export to agency CRM |
| Pricing | Subscription (contact OneRoof) | $0 trial / $129 / $249 NZD per month |
Put plainly
If you list a 3-bedroom villa in Remuera and want to know which houses in the suburb might be coming up for sale next month, OneRoof Pro gives you a shortlist of likely vendors. That's residential vendor prospecting — a solved and valuable problem OneRoof handles well.
If you list a 3,400 sqm warehouse in East Tamaki and want to know which surrounding operators might want the space, OneRoof Pro doesn't have that data. SCAYLED does.
Who should use which
Use OneRoof Pro if…
- You're a residential sales agent (including boutique and large brokerages)
- You need vendor alerts, appraisal tools, and branded marketing collateral
- You want to appear on the OneRoof listing portal with enhanced agent profiles
- Your prospecting model is "find homeowners likely to list"
Use SCAYLED if…
- You're a commercial agent (industrial, logistics, warehouse, office)
- You need to prospect tenants and owner-occupiers around a commercial listing
- Your prospecting model is "find the operator next door who might want my listing"
- You want verified decision-maker emails for outreach, not just property records
Use both if…
- Your agency has both residential and commercial desks and you want one tool per desk
- You're transitioning from residential to commercial and need to bridge the workflow
- You handle mixed-use properties where both residential neighbours and commercial operators matter
Why this comparison exists
Both tools are New Zealand-built, both market to real estate agents, and both are relatively new to agents who've only used CoreLogic and REINZ data historically. The confusion is natural — but the use cases don't overlap in practice.
The reason we publish this page isn't to position SCAYLED against OneRoof. It's to make sure commercial agents evaluating their stack understand that OneRoof Pro isn't a commercial prospecting tool, and SCAYLED isn't a residential one. Both are good at what they do. They just do different things.
Feature comparison
| Feature | OneRoof Pro | SCAYLED |
|---|---|---|
| Residential vendor leads | ✅ | ❌ |
| Commercial occupier scan | ❌ | ✅ |
| CMA / appraisal tool | ✅ | ❌ |
| Verified email addresses for outreach | ⚠️ Limited | ✅ Primary feature |
| Same-building match flagging | ❌ | ✅ |
| Outreach draft generation | ❌ | ✅ |
| Branded marketing collateral | ✅ | ❌ |
| Listing portal integration | ✅ OneRoof | ❌ (CSV export) |
| Built-in CRM | ⚠️ Light | ✅ Full pipeline |