Site Selection
Site Selection helps teams decide where to open a physical location. It combines observed foot traffic, resident demographics and the local business mix, so you can profile a site, rank candidates, test whether a new store would hurt your existing ones, and track the sites you pursue.
- Coverage: United States
- Audience: Retail expansion teams, Real-estate analysts, Franchise developers, Brokers and multi-store operators.
Features at a glance:
| Feature | What it does | Answers the question |
|---|---|---|
| Ask | Chat in plain English; the assistant runs analyses for you | "Tell me about this address for a coffee shop." |
| Location Insights | Profiles one site: residents, visitors, nearby businesses, visit trends | "What is here, and is it any good?" |
| Compare | Scores and ranks 2 to 3 sites side by side | "Which of these sites wins?" |
| Cannibalization | Estimates how much a new store takes from your own stores and from competitors | "Will a new store hurt the ones I already have?" |
| Projects | Folders that hold your saved analyses | "Where is my work for this territory?" |
| Deals | A pipeline board for sites you are pursuing | "Where does each site stand?" |
| Saved sites | Named lists of locations you want handy | "Where are my stores and targets?" |
Supporting capabilities:
Four ways to define the area around a site: radius, travel time, true trade area, drawn polygon.
- Audience fit: measure what share of residents match your ideal customer.
- Market saturation: check whether an area is full or has a gap for your concept.
- Day-part and weekday patterns: see when a site is busy.
- Refresh: regenerate saved comparisons and assessments on newer data.
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