Deedbook vs CoStar
CoStar publishes after a multi-week verification cycle. Deedbook delivers every commercial transfer within 24 hours of recording — same morning, ranked, in your inbox.
How Deedbook compares to CoStar on the categories deal teams care about: speed, ranking, delivery, and integrations.
| Deedbook | CoStar | |
|---|---|---|
| Recording → in your hand | Same day · within 24h | 1–8+ weeks (verified before publish) |
| Real-time feed | Yes — every county, every night | Batched verification cycles |
| Delivery model | Daily email + CRM sync (Salesforce, HubSpot) + custom integrations | CoStar web app + per-seat login |
| Ranked against your portfolio | Built-in (geography, asset class, principal overlap) | Manual searches + saved views |
| Per-seat cost | Subscription, low-friction onboarding | Enterprise contract, multi-thousand annual per seat |
| Setup time | 5 minutes | Procurement + training |
| Adding a teammate | Forward the email | Per-seat license |
Annual seat license, daily login, manual searches. The data is excellent but the workflow tax is real. Deedbook puts the one thing you actually need every morning into the inbox you're already opening — and into your CRM, if you want it there.
CoStar verifies before publishing. That's exactly what Deedbook fixes for the deal team — recorded transfers ranked against your portfolio the morning of recording, not weeks later.
Many CoStar seats are bought for one reason — recorded transfers — and the rest of the platform sits idle. Deedbook is the pure version of that one job, delivered in real time.
Forward the morning email to a partner and they're getting tomorrow's. No procurement, no SSO, no training.
Tomorrow morning’s email, ranked for your portfolio, skip-traced principals, every commercial transfer recorded yesterday across the United States.