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Keep CoStar. Stop paying CoStar prices for the next broker.
Most teams we talk to already have CoStar. The question isn’t “rip it out.” It’s what to do when someone new needs a login.
Listings, asking rents, and the market view your clients already expect. If that’s the job, stay there.
A new hire doesn’t need another full CoStar seat on day one. They need: who owns this, what else they own, the last OM, a list they can export, and a number that doesn’t look like a second mortgage. That’s the seat DealGround is built for.
For brokers who live in CoStar all day: keep it. Researchers, junior brokers, tenant-rep adding landlord work, anyone who was about to add a seat “just for owner names”: that’s DealGround. 5+ seats: 15% off. Three seats for the price of two if one is a research seat.
That’s the seat DealGround is built for.
Including the person behind the LLC.
Rent, lease, NOI, and sale comps sit on the property, not in a PDF pile.
Bulk owner contacts → Excel or a client link (no account required).
Plus private OM and rent-roll uploads.
$83/seat/month (annual) or $99 month-to-month. 14-day trial.
2,000/year on annual, 50/month otherwise. That’s the only thing that isn’t flat in the subscription.
CoStar seat numbers are what brokers tell us on calls, not a published CoStar rate.
CoStar: $600–$1,000/mo (what brokers tell us). DealGround: $83/mo annual, national.
CoStar: Blocks Claude Connector
DealGround: Open model, access to Claude or ChatGPT MCP
CoStar: Poor, out of date data.
DealGround: Accurate, breadcrumbs on every record.
CoStar: Scattered and pulled down. DealGround: Ingested onto the parcel and filerable.
CoStar: Not the product. DealGround: The product.
CoStar: Not possible. DealGround: 14 days.
Filter a submarket, save the list, run owners, send yourself the Excel. That’s the trial.
