How much is a Crexi Pro membership? Any other platforms worth buying?
How much is a Crexi Pro membership?
Any other platforms you recommend for exposing listings and collecting lead data?
[{"id": "il0dhi8", "text": "We had a presentation from them yesterday. For 5 members, the fee was $220/month on a year contract. 1 or 2 people...he said around $400/ish a month but then said possibly $260/month. I know other people paying $250/month.", "replies": [{"id": "il0z0yg", "text": "Crexi pro is garage. Their data and user interface isn\u2019t great. They make it impossible to export property and owner info into something useable. reonomy is better. It may a little bit more but it\u2019s worth. They will pull additional properties the owner additionally own.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}, {"id": "il3uux2", "text": "Shiiiiiit, $250/mo is crazyyy. Thanks for answering my question. If they actually do $400/mo they must be on something hahaha", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "il0t8u0", "text": "Check out InclusiveCRE. They have a tab with 40+ alternatives to Crexi. It\u2019s free to use. \n\nhttps://inclusivecre.com/", "replies": [{"id": "il3uzb3", "text": "Thanks mane!", "replies": [{"id": "il3xbuy", "text": "You\u2019re welcome! I find InclusiveCRE pretty helpful. When I have a new listing, I just go to their \u201cProperty Listings\u201d tab and I add my listing to each website on that list. You never know where a tenant or investor will search for a property, so I try to cover all my basis.\n\nAs for when I\u2019m searching for listings. Let\u2019s say I have a client in Miami looking for office. I go to InclusiveCRE \u201cBrokerage Firms\u201d tab, then I pick the city \u201cMiami\u201d and I look through all listings posted on the local brokerage websites. I\u2019m convinced that most brokerages post their listings on their own websites first, before they hit the big listing platforms. I\u2019ve been able to close multiple deals this way.", "replies": [{"id": "il3yc7e", "text": "Wow nice hub of information. I\u2019m databasing now but I\u2019ll definitely be digging deeper later\u2026.how do they not have Marcus&amp;Millichap on their Brokerage Firms LOL c\u2019mon hahaha", "replies": [{"id": "il3yzka", "text": "You can find Marcus &amp; Millichap under \u201cNational Companies\u201d tab. Here you will find the big firms: CBRE, JLL, NAI Hoffman etc.", "replies": [{"id": "il566u6", "text": "Ahhhh okay good looks", "replies": [], "depth": 6}], "depth": 5}], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "il35djc", "text": "I would honestly recommend CREXi Pro ONLY if you have listings. We turn potential tenants/buyers who are looking on their own into clients. Have run across - surprisingly - a number of PE groups that don\u2019t have a broker this way. \n\nBut if you\u2019re looking to replace CoStar, look no further tbh. Not everyone puts their listings on CREXi (but everyone puts them on CoStar), the market reports from CoStar are more detailed, etc etc. \n\nEveryone would love to have an alternative, but there\u2019s no real competitor in the data space just yet. \n\nIf I\u2019m wrong, tell me. I\u2019ll look at it in a heartbeat LOL.", "replies": [{"id": "il3umn2", "text": "Ay man, first off, great responses I appreciate you. And yeah I got a handful of generated listings but I rely on my partner for Crexi access. I\u2019m staying on the team but I\u2019m getting to a point where I want to pull the lead data myself and plug it into my own crm.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]