Crexi is a marketplace and technology platform that consolidates commercial real estate solutions into a unified ecosystem - designed to streamline the CRE process from listing to closing.
$249
per month
LoopNet
Score 7.0 out of 10
N/A
LoopNet is an online multiple listing service (MLS) supporting commercial real estate search, advertising, and lead generation for brokerages.
Customer service for Crexi is completely terrible. They'll lull you into a one year contract for their Pro tier. But what they won't tell you, is that if you change your credit card information and refuse to re-up your contract, they will send you straight to collections without hesitation. No "What could we have done better?" No "We're sorry to see you go." Straight to collections. And then when you fight them on it, they get defensive.
LoopNet is well suited for many different industries. Obviously it is great for real estate professionals or real estate buyers when researching properties that are available or may become available. The history of the properties provided is excellent and provides details that would be very helpful to the real estate industry. Facility Service companies are also well suited for the use of LoopNet. With the property information it provides it makes it much easier to get to the decision-makers when selling facility services or products. LoopNet may be less appropriate for product sales as these providers may need to be more connected with the occupants of the properties more than the owners.
LoopNet needs to do a better job of sifting through to delete old and stale listings. These listings are inaccurate and clutter a report to lower its credibility.
I am not a fan of the reporting. As a broker, I can make sense of the reports but the public is not always as savvy.
LoopNet/CoStar representatives are ready to help and willing to come out to the office to give presentations or meet with the team at any time. They are a valuable resource when you are trying to utilize the program to its fullest advantage.
LoopNet is the most well known, with the widest audience. This is why I selected it. But, they cannot get the simplest of details correct for the purpose of advertising the listings I have for sale. When they can't get even a unit count correct, why bother? Not to mention that getting those sorts of core details wrong is actually damaging to the marketing efforts.