Real businesses of your trade within a 2 km circle of your city, counted from the open map — with named examples, so you can drive past them.
How we know: counted live on OpenStreetMap, and the report carries the map credit.For a service you would run in one place
Before you sign a lease: who already works your neighbourhood?
Real competitors of your trade counted on the open map around your city — and whether anyone there is actually asking. A report you can audit: every number traces to something you can open.
What the report measures for a local service
Each mechanism below is visible in the report itself — we show the verification, not just the claim.
Monthly searches for your service in your language and country — real search volumes, labelled as the only numbers we did not read in a conversation.
How we know: real search-volume data; the report prints the exact words we searched.Threads where your customers complain about the current way — quoted verbatim, linked, checked against the source before we are allowed to cite it.
How we know: a quote must match its source or we drop it. Every citation opens.Name ideas checked against the live domain registry — a domain is only ever called available after a real check, never guessed.
How we know: checked against the live registry on every scan.What we deliberately do not do for a local service
No country ranking — a service that lives in one catchment does not need one, and ranking countries for it would be theatre. If your city is not one we can resolve on the map, the report says “could not measure” instead of inventing a place. If we cannot measure your idea at all, refund eligibility is read from the scan’s own recorded state, not judged by a support queue — the refund is then issued to your card by hand.
Read a real scan of this kind first
Free scan first. The full report only if the free read earns it.
The free scan shows the demand read and what the full report would add — including the street-level section, once you name your city. No subscription, the link stays yours.