Caterelo · Caterelo vs Nomad List
Comparison

Caterelo vs Nomad List — same space, different jobs.

Both are valuable tools, neither is "better" universally. Nomad List excels at city-level data + nomad community. Caterelo focuses on regional comparison + decision intelligence for long-term relocation. Use what fits your job.

01Quick comparison table

FeatureCatereloNomad List
Geographic focusSouthern EU (90 regions, 6 countries)Worldwide (~1500 cities)
GranularityRegional (NUTS2 level)City-level only
Target userLong-term relocators (1-10+ years)Digital nomads (3 months-1 year stays)
Family-fit signals● Yes — schools, pediatric, walkability○ Single/couple oriented
Investment data● Property trends, rental yield, climate 2050○ Not a focus
Climate trajectory (future)● IPCC AR6 SSP2-4.5 projections○ Current weather only
Tax regime intelligence● NHR, Beckham, Italian flat tax + Tax Day Counter◐ Mentions, no tools
Visa pathway matching● Wizard with 18 pathways◐ Information only
Nomad community + chat○ Mentor connection only● Strong Slack community
Trip planner○ Not relocation-trip focused● Built-in
PricingFree (paid: €19 pack per Spanish listing check)$129/year subscription
Data sources60+ official (Eurostat, IPCC, INE)Crowd-sourced + APIs

02Where Nomad List wins

03Where Caterelo wins

04Use Caterelo if...

05Use Nomad List if...

06Use both if...

Many users use both. Nomad List for the wider nomad context + community, Caterelo for deep dive on Southern European destinations once narrowed down.

FAQFrequently asked

Is Caterelo a Nomad List clone?
No. Caterelo focuses on regional Southern Europe + long-term relocation + families + investment. Nomad List focuses on worldwide cities + nomad community + short stays. Same space, different jobs.
Which is cheaper?
Caterelo is free for all 90 regions. The only paid item is a €19 one-time pack when you check a specific Spanish listing. Nomad List is $129/year.
Which has better data?
Both have strengths. Nomad List: more cities, crowd-sourced (broad but variable). Caterelo: regional + 60+ official sources (deeper but Southern EU only).
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