Cited answers
Every generated answer cites the sources behind it, so findings can be defended in front of clients and decision-makers.
From location search to market brief.
Four steps to turn an address, corridor, or candidate site into sourced location intelligence.
Search a location
Search an address, corridor, ZIP, city, or business category. Mapquery places the results on a live map so every insight stays tied to the location that matters.
Ask site-selection questions
Ask questions like "Who are the nearby competitors?", "What does local sentiment suggest?", or "Does this trade area fit our concept?"
Generate sourced research
Mapquery generates cited findings on competitors, demographic signals, sentiment themes, and risks, with source links your team can review.
Save or share the brief
Save the research to a location-based project, or share the brief with teammates, clients, and decision-makers.
Sourced research your team can inspect.
A market brief is only useful if you can defend it. Every Mapquery brief shows where its findings came from, so your team can review the evidence behind each recommendation.
Inspectable source links
Follow the links behind each finding to review the original listings, reviews, and public web sources yourself.
Tied to the location
Research is anchored to a specific address, corridor, or trade area on the map — not a generic web summary.
Saved and revisitable
Briefs live in location-based projects, so your team can return to the evidence instead of re-running the research.
See it for yourself
Try the interactive demo, no signup required, or book a call to see Mapquery on your own market.