Axiom Locus combines 43 authoritative data sources across eight signal groups into a single composite score that tells you whether a location is trending up or down — and why. Built for CRE investors, site selectors, and retail operators.
A Starbucks opening a new location has a 30-person analytics team. A regional chain with 50 locations has one person with Excel.
They drive to sites, count cars in parking lots, pull Census data that's 4 years old, and buy $50K+ subscriptions they can barely afford.
The process takes weeks. The data is stale. The decisions are gut-feel.
Not grid-locked. Every score reflects everything within a 1km radius of your exact location.
Government data, not guesswork. Census, BLS, FEMA, EPA, FCC — verified and free.
Yelp ratings, Google Trends, transit data, and events update automatically.
See every nearby business with real photos, ratings, reviews, and distance.
Click two points on the map and see side-by-side scoring with overlaid radar.
Monitor locations and get email alerts when scores change significantly.
Net business openings, Yelp review trajectories, business license applications, and category diversity — leading indicators of commercial momentum.
Migration flows, vacancy trends, and residential demand signals that lead economic growth by 6-12 months.
Income levels, population density, daytime population, age distribution, and household composition.
Employment growth, wages, GDP, banking activity, and small business lending.
Building permits, satellite-detected construction, land cover change, and opportunity zones.
Transit access, walkability, traffic flow, broadband coverage, EV infrastructure, and 5G cell tower density.
Crime rates, FEMA natural disaster risk scoring, EPA air quality monitoring, flood risk, 311 complaints, and environmental quality.
Job market density, events, school quality, food access, unemployment, and real-time demand signals from Google Trends.
Enterprise tools cost $50K+/year. Free tools are spreadsheets and gut feel. We built for the space in between.
20–500 locations
Pain point: Evaluating 50+ sites/year with a 2-person team
200,000 active agents in the US
Pain point: Differentiating their pitch with data-driven analysis
60,000 facilities nationwide
Pain point: Finding underserved markets before competitors
$100M+ in assets
Pain point: Spotting trends before CoStar's lagging data catches up
Explore location scores across 22 US metros. See which areas are growing, which are declining, and why — backed by 43 authoritative data sources.