ListSource review: retiring on 31 December 2026, replaced by Property List on Araya
CoreLogic’s homeowner list builder is closing. A banner on its pricing page says access “ends permanently on December 31, 2026” and tells users to switch to Property List on Araya, Cotality’s new platform. New registrations are already closed, and neither ListSource nor Property List publishes a price. If you are choosing a list tool now, start with one that prints its prices.
Best forExisting ListSource users planning their move before December 31, 2026
Not forAnyone choosing a new list tool: it is closing, and new registrations are closed
What independent reviewers actually say about ListSource
No independent record: G2 lists it as Cotality ListSource with no reviews, its replacement Property List also has none there, and there is no Trustpilot page or app.
What ListSource actually does
ListSource builds marketing lists from property, homeowner and demographic data. You pick an area, from a neighbourhood to a whole state, filter the owners and buy the list for direct mail or other outreach. Its replacement, Property List on Araya, does the same job with map and polygon search, equity and foreclosure filters, saved searches and likelihood-to-sell scores, from county records that Cotality says are refreshed daily.
Subscription users need a new agreement to move to Araya, through a form on Cotality’s site. Quick List buyers need no agreement and continue on Araya, which Cotality calls its new e-commerce site. corelogic.com now redirects to cotality.com.
- Status
- Access ends December 31, 2026
- Replacement
- Property List on Araya, by Cotality
- Subscription users
- New agreement needed to move
- Quick List users
- No agreement, lists bought on Araya
- New sign-ups
- Closed, per its home page
- Pricing
- Per lead or custom, no rates published
- Property List pricing
- Not published on its page
- Owner
- CoreLogic, trading as Cotality
What ListSource actually costs, including the metered extras
| Plan | Price | Terms | For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Custom priced | Quarterly or annual | Frequent list builders, until Dec 31, 2026 |
| Build and Buy | Priced per lead | No long-term contract | Single lists, moving to Araya |
| License and Resell | Priced on request | Through sales | Data resold to third parties |
Neither ListSource nor Property List publishes a rate, so there is no month to work out. Tools that print their prices make the comparison possible: Propwire is free to search and download 10,000 properties a month, and PropStream starts at $99 a month.
Charged on top, per unit
- Leads priced per leadno rate published
- Property List on Araya price not publishedits pricing table is empty
What ListSource is bad at
The problem is not the data. It is that the product is ending.
A banner on its pricing page says access ends permanently on that date and asks users to switch to Property List on Araya.
ListSource pricing page, November 2026ListSource prices per lead or by custom quote, and Property List’s pricing table shows nothing.
ListSource pricing page and Cotality’s Property List pageIts home page says “New registrations are no longer available”, while its pricing page still says no registration is needed to start a list.
ListSource home and pricing pagesWho should not buy ListSource
- You are choosing a list tool now. ListSource closes at the end of 2026.
- You want to know the price before you start. Neither it nor its replacement publishes one.
- You want skip tracing or a CRM with your list. Neither is on its pages.
What to use instead of ListSource
ListSource questions people actually ask
Is ListSource shutting down?
Yes. A banner on its pricing page says access ends permanently on December 31, 2026, and asks users to switch to Property List on Araya, Cotality’s platform.
What replaces ListSource?
Property List on Araya, from Cotality. Subscription users sign a new agreement through Cotality’s migration form, and Quick List buyers continue on Araya with no agreement.
How much does ListSource cost?
It does not publish prices: single lists are “priced per lead” and subscriptions “custom priced”. Property List on Araya publishes none either.
Who owns ListSource?
CoreLogic, now trading as Cotality: corelogic.com redirects to cotality.com, and its pages carry CoreLogic, Inc.’s copyright.
How we reached this verdict
- ListSource’s home, pricing and terms pages, with the retirement banner on its pricing page, November 2026
- Cotality’s Property List page and migration form, and G2, Trustpilot and the App Store, November 2026
We could not open an account, since registrations are closed, and saw no prices for ListSource or Property List.