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Know the lunch rush before you say yes

Hourly car counts, walk and drive times, and every restaurant around the corner, on the same screen as the site.

A Boston study with tracked brands switched on: clusters of restaurant logos across the neighborhoods, over roads colored by daily traffic, and the layers panel on the right.

What gets asked before the pad site gets a yes

  • “Which road carries the morning cars?”

    Car counts by the hour, road by road, so you see which one fills first.

  • “Who's already selling lunch on this corner?”

    Tracked brands put every restaurant you compete with, or want beside, on the map.

  • “Is the franchisee's site any good?”

    Run your brief on it and send back a verdict with its reasons.

  • “How far will people drive for us?”

    Drive and walk times follow the roads, with the people inside them.

Mark who you want next door

Tell it the brands you want nearby and the ones you'd rather avoid. They show up on every map your team opens.

Workspace defaults: a 12 minute walking trade zone, and tracked brands, each marked Avoid or Drawn.

Your franchisees bring the location. You bring the numbers.

Traffic counts and open listings show up around the site they sent. A full report goes back in about 10 seconds.

Cambridge roads colored by daily traffic, from green to red, with open listings and a 10 minute walk zone around 222 Third St.
“It's so easy, I love it”
Gabby H.Real Estate Manager, Call Your Mother Deli

2 days

Lil Sweet Treat's turnaround on a new site. It used to take three weeks.

100%

Of Lil Sweet Treat's openings came in at underwriting or better.

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Bring the pad site the franchisee sent

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