DealGround's published Pro price of $83 per user per month when billed annually or $99 month-to-month sits below CoStar's broker-reported seat price of $600–$1,000 per month, which is not a published rate, so the price gap is directional rather than a like-for-like quote. The company offers a per-user monthly subscription with annual or monthly billing for brokers who prospect every week. Its Pro plan includes 50 monthly or 2,000 annual ownership-research credits.

DealGround's Enterprise plan is priced for each team according to that team's size and API usage.

DealGround announced on October 27, 2026 a Claude connector and an expanded browser extension designed to bring property and ownership data into the workflow tools brokers already use, yet the execution risk is that this expanded access fails to become a repeat-use channel; DealGround notes customers are already building AI queries beyond standard filters, including searches for multi-tenant retail properties in rural areas, but this evidence shows activity rather than continuing paid use, and repeat account use and paid retention would indicate whether these new routes support growth.

Subscribers receive onboarding, OM-upload troubleshooting, data-correction assistance, and broker check-ins.

DealGround is a highly searchable research engine that places rent, lease, NOI, and sale comps on property records rather than in a PDF pile, extracts offering memoranda to combine with title and point-of-interest data for investment-sales and leasing brokers, and complements CoStar's broad listings with its research seat.

DealGround provides the research seat for a new broker who needs owner data, the last OM, and an exportable list without another full CoStar seat. CoStar provides broad CRE inventory, comps, and listings but lacks OM-level tenant and lease detail, automated rent extractions, and integrated prospecting tools.