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CoreLogic charges at least $350k per year for full geographic property data
“Once you start looking beyond what just single family homes look like and providing one report at a time and you start looking at full geographies there is just not a good solution to be able to provide this that costs less than 350 grand a year from CoreLogic…”
Fraser: Legacy property data providers charge exorbitant prices with severe licensing limits
“And we used handfuls of third parties that have been around for 10, 20, 30 years, like CoreLogic, Black Knight, Fannie Mae, those legacy providers, and they're, you know, exorbitantly expensive and crazy restrictions around licensing.”
Frazier: Property data incumbents invest over $50M annually in collection
“We're competing with two public Black Knight and CoreLogic and First American multi-billion dollar companies that invest 50 plus million a year into this.”
Stepanovich: Gruntify's clients include Modus, CoreLogic, and City of San Jose
“We have clients in the United States and in Australia. For example, we have Modus a company in the United States that's rolling out five G hardware all over this country. We have CoreLogic as one of our property clients, and we have multiple government clients…”