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Catylist vs. CompStak: Listings, Comps & Pricing

Catylist vs. CompStak: Pricing, Reviews & Features

CompStak provides CRE insight from property details to market analysis. Catylist is a hub for sharing information, researching properties, marketing listings, and prospecting. Which fits your needs?

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Top reasons to choose CompStak

Lease comp access

CompStak is a leading source of extensive, in-depth lease comp data with hard-to-find details. It is ideal for professionals who need proprietary data, such as starting and net effective rent, expiration and commencement dates, and concession details.

CompStak lease comps for office tenants in Gotham CBD showing starting rent, free rent, TI/work value, and lease term, with a panel of difficult-to-source fields. Fictional buildings, illustrative figures.
CompStak property report for 400 Mandel Street, Gotham, NY, with building class, building size, landlord, and tabs for lease comps, sales comps, sales history, competitive buildings, and market trends. Fictional building.

Off-market CRE properties

CompStak’s property reports cover commercial buildings across the U.S. Each includes property details, associated lease and sales comps, sales history, and competitive buildings, and users can generate market trend charts.

Do you need hard-to-find details?

CompStak members are incentivized to submit every deal detail. The platform captures hard-to-find fields: expiration and commencement dates on lease comps, and NOI and cap rates on sales comps.

A CompStak lease comp with commencement and expiration dates, and a sale comp with price, price per SF, NOI, and cap rate. Fictional building, illustrative figures.

CompStak vs Catylist Features

CompStak
Catylist
CompStak

Prospecting and canvassing, deal negotiation, investment underwriting, CRE market trends, and analysis

Main Use Cases
Catylist

Marketing and listings platform for brokers, with property research, reports, and lead tracking

CompStak

Primarily proprietary, crowdsourced data + public records & third-party data

Data Source
Catylist

A team of expert CRE researchers interprets and curates data from multiple sources

CompStak
Nationwide Coverage
Catylist
CompStak

Office, retail, industrial, flex, R&D, and land

Commercial Lease Comps
Catylist
CompStak

Sale price, price per SF, NOI, cap rate, true buyer/seller, and sale date

Commercial Sales Comps
Catylist
CompStak

Yes, loan and debt data, including loans, lenders, and maturities

Loan and Debt Data
Catylist
CompStak

Yes for lease and sale comps

Transaction Brokers' Information
Catylist
CompStak
Analytics and Market Reports
Catylist
CompStak
Email Marketing Services
Catylist
CompStak

Tenant lease terms like lease commencement and expiration dates, as well as tenant company information like main phone number and number of employees

Granular Tenant Info
Catylist

Tenant information, traffic counts, and demographics

CompStak

Trepp, Dealpath, Savills, and more

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Partnerships
Catylist

Moody’s Analytics acquired Catylist in January 2021

CompStak

Unmasks ownership structures, links tenant entities across leases, and maps broker relationships.

Knowledge Graph
Catylist
CompStak

Yes, CompStak can deliver data via API, data feed, and MCP

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Data Delivery and Integrations
Catylist

Yes, API access for integration with other services and tools

CompStak vs Catylist Pricing

CompStak
Catylist
CompStak

Yes, CompStak Exchange is free for brokers, appraisers, and researchers who submit comps

Free Accounts
Catylist

Yes, Commercial Exchange is free to search. Associations get Catylist at no cost

CompStak

Yes, for professionals that underwrite, value, and analyze CRE

Team and Enterprise Solutions
Catylist

Yes, customizable

CompStak is not affiliated with Catylist. Claims about Catylist are based on its public website as of October 2026.

Granular Data

Guide decisions with CompStak’s nationwide lease and sales comps database, with fields like actual starting rent, TI, free rent, lease term, cap rate, and NOI.

CompStak lease and sale comp fields, including starting rent, TI, free rent, lease term, cap rate, and NOI. Fictional building, illustrative figures.
Agent Connect answering a question about average starting rent for Class A office in Gotham CBD, with a chart and chips for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot. Fictional building, illustrative figures.

Agent Connect

Agent Connect is CompStak’s MCP server. Query comps, aggregations, and market statistics alongside your own data, inside Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot. Available with CompStak One Connect.

CompStak analytics chart of the 6-month moving average of starting rent, filtered by market, submarket, and asset. Illustrative figures.

Analytics

Spot trends and compare datasets with the chart builder and map. Track starting rent and lease term by market, submarket, and asset, including the 6-month moving average and the competitive building set. Heat maps show leasing metrics going back 15 years, and radius and polygon filters sort data by territory.

FAQ

What is CompStak?

CompStak is a commercial real estate data platform built on lease and sale comps submitted by more than 40,000 verified CRE professionals and reviewed by CompStak analysts. It holds 4M+ comps across 105 US markets.

Is CompStak free, and how much does it cost?

CompStak Exchange is free for brokers, appraisers, and researchers who submit the comps they have. Lenders, landlords, and investors subscribe through CompStak One Connect, with pricing tailored to the team.

Who uses CompStak?

Brokers, appraisers, and researchers trade deal information for free through CompStak Exchange, mainly for prospecting, canvassing, negotiation, market analysis, and valuation reports.

Lenders, landlords, and investors subscribe through CompStak One Connect, commonly to build underwriting models and optimize asset performance.

Business development and sales teams use tenant data for lead generation and contact enrichment.

How does CompStak get and verify its data?

CompStak ensures each comp in the database is the most accurate and complete transaction record available. Brokers, appraisers, and researchers submit lease and sale comps in exchange for access to the comps they need. Machine learning flags outliers for in-depth review, and analysts cross-check deal details and research the market before a comp is published.

What data is on a CompStak lease or sale comp?

Lease comps include starting rent, free rent, TI/work value, lease term, net effective rent, and expiration and commencement dates.

Sale comps include sale price, cap rate, and NOI.

How do I find lease comps for commercial real estate?

Join CompStak Exchange: submit the comps you have to get the comps you need. Anyone who underwrites, values, or analyzes CRE assets can also get lease comps through CompStak One Connect. Lease comps cover office, retail, industrial, flex, R&D, and land.

Does CompStak have an API?

Yes. CompStak can deliver data via API, data feed, and MCP. Learn about data delivery

What analytics tools does CompStak offer?

Analytics lets CompStak One Connect users spot trends and compare datasets with the chart builder or map. Insights gives customized rent trends and a distribution chart based on your filters. A competitive building set shows market starting rent for each building.

Does Catylist have an API?

Moody’s Analytics Catylist offers API access for integrating with other services and tools.

In their words.

“Knowledge is power and CompStak consistently delivers the information I need to provide my clients with the most accurate and up-to-date market intelligence available today.”

Jon Olmstead, Cresa

“Terrific platform, good data, a valuable alternative to other CRE data providers.”

Jeff Enright, Kidder Mathews

Accelerate your decision-making with CompStak.

CompStak Exchange is free for brokers, appraisers, and researchers who submit comps.

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