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Built for Site-selection Professionals

A consistent comparison. A shortlist you can explain.

Bring candidate locations, catchment assumptions and scattered local evidence into one research workflow. Compare places against the same brief, then show why each candidate deserves the next step.

Locus map and local-market evidence for comparing candidate sites

A repeatable research workflow

Less scattered research.
A clearer reason for every shortlist.

  1. 01

    Set a consistent brief.

    Define the business format, candidate criteria and catchment assumptions before comparing results.

    Site-selection researchers comparing candidate maps
  2. 02

    Compare places on the same basis.

    Bring demographics, nearby competitors and available access signals into a repeatable review. Make source differences and gaps visible.

    An aerial view of a mixed neighbourhood and its local streets
  3. 03

    Explain the shortlist.

    Present the evidence and trade-offs behind each candidate. Keep the remaining due-diligence questions alongside the recommendation.

    A site-selection consultant and founder assessing the high street through a vacant shopfront

Supported demographics · Catchment and travel-time assumptions · Nearby competitor context · Source-qualified location evidence. Availability varies by location and source.

London map showing location intelligence coverage
London map with heatmaps and location analytics

Shine a Light on a Location, Reveal the Hidden Insights