Pricing
$1,200 a month for four seats. Unlimited viewers, free.
$1,200 covers 4 seats. Each seat after that is $250, so the rate per seat falls as the team grows. That is $14,400 a year.
- How many of your kind of customer live in the market
- How many competitors are already working it
- Whether the state rules make it worth entering
Back to you inside a day.
Request a brief- Every market you are weighing, run yourself, as often as you like
- One definition of a customer, so the team argues from the same number
- Your own customers on the map, from the system you already keep them in
- What a new site would take from the ones you already run
- The CFO, the broker and the board looking at the same map, free
- Additional seats $250 a month
Onboarding is $5,000 for four weeks, capped, and waived if your team wires it up themselves.
See it on your markets- Everything in Growth
- Competitors defined as the brands you actually lose to
- A separate customer definition for each brand you run
- Anything your environment needs that Growth does not cover
Priced against what you pay your current vendor, not against the tier below.
Talk to usSeats are agreed in the contract, so nothing locks you out in the middle of a quarter.
Questions people ask us
What counts as a seat?
Anyone who signs in and works in it: sets the customer definition, connects your data, changes settings. A seat can be a member or an admin, and admin also means reaching the data you've connected, so hand that out deliberately.
What is a viewer, and are they really free?
A viewer reads the map, opens a ring report and reads the brief. They can't change the company definition or reach settings. They're free and there's no cap, because the CFO, the broker and the operating partner should be looking at the same map as the person who built it, and a purchase order is a bad reason for them not to be.
What if our customer data is stuck in our booking system?
That's where it usually is, and getting it out is what onboarding covers. We do that part for you. The map, the address reports and the competitor counts all work before any of it, so you can start without it.
What does onboarding buy?
Four weeks, capped at $5,000, to get your tables bound, your definition calibrated and your team working. Waived if you'd rather connect it yourself, which some teams prefer and we don't argue with.
Can we see it on our own markets first?
Start with the free brief. Name a market and we send back a real report on it, with nothing required from you.
Can we pay annually?
Yes. Talk to us about terms.
Bring an address you're weighing.
Thirty minutes on a market you care about, with your own definition of a customer.