Cotality is the new identity of CoreLogic following its global rebrand in March 2025. While the name has changed, the enterprise pricing model and the data products remain the same. For companies building property valuation models or nationwide analytics, it is a primary source. But for outbound sales teams and call centers looking for homeowner contact lists, enterprise licensing is often the wrong shape of contract.
The cost of enterprise licensing
Cotality, much like Black Knight (now ICE), does not publish a rate card or sell records by the piece. The platform is sold as an enterprise license governed by scope, term, and permitted use.
- Annual commitments: You pay for access to the database for a year, not for a specific number of records.
- Permitted use restrictions: Using the data for direct marketing or outbound calling often carries separate, stricter licensing terms.
- Raw data over finished lists: The data feed provides property attributes and recorded ownership, but rarely includes scrubbed, dial-ready phone numbers for the owners.
If your volume is seasonal or you only need a specific audience—like homes with roofs over fifteen years old—an enterprise contract forces you to pay for the entire country all year long. For a deeper breakdown of how this model scales, see our guide on CoreLogic alternatives.
Evaluating your alternatives
Replacing an enterprise data contract usually means matching your purchase model to how your team actually works.
For individual reps and field teams: Subscription platforms provide map-based search and property details for a fixed monthly fee. They work well when reps need to research one house at a time, though bulk skip-tracing often costs extra.
For call centers and scaled outbound: Buying data by the record is the most capital-efficient approach. You define the audience filters and the geography, and pay only for records that return a matched phone number. This removes the annual minimum and shifts the compliance and matching work to the vendor.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between CoreLogic and Cotality?
There is no difference in the company or its data products. CoreLogic rebranded to Cotality globally in March 2025. You will see both names used interchangeably in quotes and reviews depending on when they were written.
Does Cotality sell per-record homeowner lists?
No. Like most enterprise property data platforms, Cotality licenses its database as a feed or integration, usually with an annual minimum commitment. It does not sell one-off targeted lists priced by the record.
What should outbound sales teams use instead of Cotality?
Field sales and call centers typically need finished records with skip-traced owner phones, not raw data feeds. Better alternatives include subscription platforms like PropertyRadar for small teams, or per-record providers like Scout Data that deliver dial-ready lists.