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LoopNet: The CoStar-owned incumbent marketplace, paid from the outset rather than free-core

Commercial real estate marketplace with a genuinely free core listing tier, monetised through PRO subscriptions for brokers and a separate Intelligence data product
As of 1 September 2026, CREXi is free to use. A CoStar and LoopNet competitor that leads with unlimited free listings rather than a paid placement default. Softwr lists it under Real Estate. CREXi is available on Web, iOS, Android.
Overview
CREXi is a commercial real estate marketplace for listing, searching and, distinctively, running online auctions for commercial property. Unlike LoopNet, CREXi core listing and search functionality, including unlimited listings, is free for brokers and owners, not paywalled at the outset, which was central to how it took market share against the CoStar-owned incumbent. Monetisation happens in two separate layers on top of the free core: PRO subscriptions (Listing PRO, All PRO, Enterprise PRO) that add priority search placement, full lead contact details and targeted email campaigns for brokers who want more marketing power than the free tier gives them, and CREXi Intelligence, a standalone data product covering more than 153 million property records, sold to buyers who want CoStar-style comparable and ownership data without a CoStar contract. Buyers are commercial brokers wanting free-to-start listing exposure with optional paid upgrades, and separately, analysts and investors wanting an alternative CRE data source to CoStar or Reonomy. The trade-off is that the genuinely useful data and lead-detail features sit behind the PRO and Intelligence paywalls, so a broker who only uses the free tier gets exposure but not the lead-conversion tooling that makes CREXi competitive with paid-first alternatives.
The honest half
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Cross-shopped
Each pairing was judged by two reviewers asking whether a buyer would genuinely weigh the two against each other. The ones that failed were deleted rather than published.


LoopNet: The CoStar-owned incumbent marketplace, paid from the outset rather than free-core


CoStar: The data subscription CREXi Intelligence is positioned as a lower-cost alternative to


Reonomy: Another CRE data product, now under Altus Group, competing directly with CREXi Intelligence
Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Marketplace (free)
Free
Listing PRO / All PRO / Enterprise PRO
On request
CREXi Intelligence
On request
Capabilities
Free unlimited listings
Core marketplace listing and search available at no cost
Online auctions
Native auction infrastructure for sellers wanting a bid-based sale process
PRO subscriptions
Priority placement, full lead contact detail and email campaign tools for paying brokers
CREXi Intelligence
Standalone data product with 153 million+ property records, comps and ownership data
Deal management
Offer and due diligence document tracking for active transactions
Lead analytics
Engagement and inquiry tracking on listings, expanded under PRO tiers
Answered, with sources
Each answer names the page it came from, so you can check it rather than take our word for it.
The core marketplace, including unlimited listings, is free. PRO subscriptions and CREXi Intelligence data are separate paid products layered on top.
No. PRO is about listing placement and lead tools; Intelligence is a standalone property data product with 153 million-plus records, priced and sold separately.
Yes on both fronts: the marketplace competes with LoopNet for listings, and CREXi Intelligence competes with CoStar and Reonomy for property data.
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