We never project your revenue.
The report shows break-even conditions from your assumptions; it does not invent your future.
Vantlens builds cited due-diligence reports on any US or Canadian commercial address — demographics, drive-time trade areas, competition, traffic, noise — every number traced to a public source. From $149, once. No subscription, no revenue fantasies.
Step 01 of 05 · Address
Five steps, and every number traced to a public source.
Address, then the category you are considering, then the sources answering one at a time, then the trade area actually measured, then a fragment of the real document. Nothing shown before you run a check is your address — it is labelled sample throughout, and a source that does not answer is printed as a gap rather than filled in.
Every number cited.
How we source every numberPlatforms in this space run $12K–$50K a year. A documented small-city contract: $19,000/yr. This report: $149, once.
Deliberate refusals
The report shows break-even conditions from your assumptions; it does not invent your future.
The same address produces the same report for every buyer. Demographic context stays descriptive.
Every figure names its public source and vintage. Modeled estimates are labeled with their limits.
Process
01
Enter the address and choose the business type. The scan starts without an email wall.
02
Get a preliminary score, one favourable signal, one concern, cited statistics, and a confidence rating.
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Get the full cited document for $149, delivered within 24 hours.
Who checks with Vantlens
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Pricing
Start with 1 address for $149, compare 3 for $249, or commission a city-wide report for $499. No required subscription.
Location Report
$149
One commercial address · delivered within 24 hours
Compare 3 Sites
3-site document
$249
Three sites, one decision · delivered within 24 hours
Market Report
$499
One city-wide document · US or Canada
Broker 10-Pack
$990
Up to 10sites · reports within 3 business days after intake
No subscriptions. No revenue projections. What you buy is a cited document with the concern stated beside the favourable signal.
What you receive
Not a feature list — the report itself, page by page, including the page where a source did not answer and the gap is printed instead of filled.
Page 1 · Diagnostic summary
Diagnostic, not directive. The report states what the evidence supports and where it stops; the decision remains yours.
Page 1 of 3: Diagnostic summary
Source authority · every figure in this document is drawn from these publishers
Method
Built on the US Census Bureau, Statistics Canada, the FBI Crime Data Explorer, and Overture Maps — every number cited to its source and vintage.
57,936 Canadian dissemination areas · ACS 2024 5-year · source vintage on every figure
Developer API
The same cited site-report engine behind our $149 reports is available as a metered API — 25 free calls a month, then $3.00 down to $0.75 per call as you scale. No sales call required.
For your move
The residential report is not open yet. It will apply the same source-and-vintage discipline to a home move, without scoring people or promising safety.
Questions
Prices, sources, and the projection refusal stated plainly.
A single commercial Location Report is $149; comparing three sites is $249; a city-wide Market Report is $499. Canadian visitors see CAD pricing: CA$199 single / CA$339 compare-3 / CA$679 market report. Residential Neighbourhood Reports are $39 USD or CA$49 CAD. All are one-time purchases — there is no required subscription.
From free, commercially-licensed public sources: the US Census Bureau (ACS 2024 5-year), Statistics Canada (2021 Census at dissemination-area level), the FBI Crime Data Explorer, and Overture Maps. Every number in a report names its source and vintage. Modeled estimates are labeled and carry error-bar ranges.
No — deliberately. Vantlens never publishes revenue projections. Reports show break-even conditions computed from your own assumptions (rent, ticket size, margins), so you can see what would have to be true for the location to work.