Same off-market thesis. Different price and workflow.
Reonomy and CRE Finder are the two real options for off-market CRE sourcing. The differences are pricing model, refresh cadence, skip-trace economics, and whether territory exclusivity is on the table. Here's the honest head-to-head.
Reonomy vs CRE Finder · Coverage
Both platforms cover commercial parcels nationwide. The differences are at the edges: refresh cadence, LLC resolution quality, and whether the data is a closed UI or available for piping into your own stack.
Reonomy vs CRE Finder · Workflow
Reonomy historically leans toward data-feed and API customers: teams that pipe data into a CRM or data warehouse. CRE Finder is UI-first, operator-first: the workflow ends at a phone call inside our product.
When Reonomy is the better choice
Reonomy is the closest thing to a direct competitor we have. Where they're meaningfully better:
Reonomy has stronger API and data-warehouse delivery for teams piping parcel data into their own systems. CRE Finder is UI-first; programmatic access is roadmap, not shipped.
Teams with internal data scientists, BI dashboards, or custom CRM pipes will get more out of Reonomy's data-licensing arrangements. Operators using a CRE Finder UI workflow won't notice the difference.
If your skip-trace need is 20 lookups a month, per-trace pricing can land below $499. CRE Finder's plan (with $0.25 per revealed contact) starts to pay for itself at meaningful volume, not at trial-level activity.
Same data. Different economics.
15-min walkthrough. See parcel counts in your market, named owners, ready to call, without per-trace billing.