Everything is free right now.
We are still working out which part of this is worth paying for. Until we know, the whole record is open: every read, every Site Report, every Chicago dashboard, and the watch digest that emails you when something moves.
If that changes we will say so on this page first, and we will not take away anything you already have.
Tell us what your desk needs.
If you are covering a patch rather than one deal, we want to hear what you are actually trying to answer. It is the fastest way to shape what this becomes, and there is nothing to buy at the end of it.
All of it.
There is no line between free and paid at the moment, so this is the whole list rather than a comparison.
- Concept fit score, with every driver shown
- The address's own tenant history since 2002
- Strengths and watchouts for the concept
- Unlimited reads
- Revenue and rent bands
- Operating model with payback estimate
- Every concept ranked, not just the one you asked about
- Competitive field around the site
- Diligence checklist
- Print-ready report you can forward
- Side-by-side concept comparison
- Live dashboards: closures, movers, opportunities
- Franchise economics across 75 brands
- Survival and cuisine research tables
- Watches on an address, a submarket or a brand, with a digest when something moves
Before you start.
What exactly is a read?
One address and one concept, scored against Chicago's restaurant record back to 2002. You get the score, the drivers behind it, and what the address itself has already proven: who traded there, for how long, and how it ended.
Which market does this cover?
Chicago today. The model is trained on Chicago's own licence and inspection record, and a market is only opened once there is enough history to train it honestly. If you enter an address outside coverage, we say so and take your city instead of guessing.
How current is the data?
Licence and inspection data refreshes daily. Google verification and rent bands refresh monthly. Both timestamps are shown in the product, so neither is ever mistaken for the other.
What does the Site Report add?
The read tells you whether the concept fits. The Site Report is what you negotiate or underwrite with: revenue and rent bands, an operating model with a payback estimate, the full ranked concept slate for that zip, the competitive field, and a diligence checklist. It is free at the moment, like everything else here.
Do I have to pay for any of this?
No. Everything is free right now: every read, every Site Report, every Chicago dashboard, and the watch digest. We are still working out which part of this is worth paying for, and we will say so on the pricing page before that changes.
What if the model changes after I take a report?
A report is a snapshot, stamped with the exact model version that produced it, and it never changes underneath you. When the model retrains, existing reports stand as issued and re-running the address produces a new report under the new version.
Do you offer team or API access?
There are no plans or seats at the moment, so a whole desk can use this today. API access into an underwriting or site-selection workflow is a conversation rather than a product: tell us what you need it to do.
Can I use a score to decline a loan or a tenant?
No. A score is a statistical estimate of how comparable sites have performed, not a decision about any person or business. It is an input among others, and using it as a basis for an adverse decision about an applicant is outside the terms.
Read the lease before you sign it.
Nothing to buy and nothing to cancel. You will know within a minute whether the record backs the decision in front of you.