The check
List your addresses, set your rules and get an answer for every address, ranked side by side on a map.
LOCATION DECISION SOFTWARE
Know where it should go.
Check your addresses against the places that matter to you, like groceries, pharmacies, urgent care and parks. Get a clear answer for each one, with the evidence behind it.
HOW A CHECK WORKS
From a list of addresses to a decision you can defend
Write down what a good location needs. ConstaSite holds every address to it, the same way, and shows its work.
- List up to 25 addresses you are weighing.
- Set must-haves and nice-to-haves, such as a grocery store within 1 mile.
- Get Pass, Tradeoff, Incomplete or Fail for each address, with the nearest match and its straight-line distance.
Pass · 0.8 mi to nearest grocery
WHO WE SERVE
Built for every “where should this go?” question
Restaurants and hospitality
Know what surrounds every site before you sign a lease.
Retail and franchise
Put every proposed site to the same test.
Individuals and families
Check the homes you’re considering against daily life.
CONSTASITE
One product, the whole decision
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Pass · 0.8 mi to nearest grocery
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ConstaSite results · synthetic data The report
Export the whole check as one PDF, built to read on screen and on paper.
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Must-have rules
Nearest place within a distance, a count of places, or park area. Mark each one a must-have or a nice-to-have.
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Substitutes, stated
When a brand isn’t in the area, use the substitute you named. The result always says so.
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Coverage you can see
Five metro areas today. Outside a coverage area, we tell you so.
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Place data with a date
Every answer is stamped “place data as of” the date behind it.
Answers grounded in public, authoritative data
Every answer traces back to a named source and a dated snapshot.
See our sources- USDA SNAP retailer data
- Overture Maps places
- NPPES provider registry
- PAD-US protected areas
- U.S. Census TIGER
- Wikidata
WHY IT HOLDS UP
Answers you can check yourself
Straight-line distance, stated plainly
Every distance is measured in a straight line and labeled that way. No hidden routing assumptions.
Real ConstaSite interface · synthetic data Every match named and located
Each answer names the nearest matching place and gives its address, so anyone can look it up.
Real ConstaSite interface · synthetic data Missing data says Incomplete
If the data to answer a rule is missing, the result is Incomplete. ConstaSite never guesses a Pass or a Fail.
Pass · 0.8 mi to nearest grocery
Real ConstaSite interface · synthetic data Outside coverage? We say so
If an address sits outside a coverage area, you are told plainly instead of getting a thin answer.
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- metro areas covered
- 5
- addresses per check
- 25
COVERAGE
Where ConstaSite has place data today
Five metro areas, each a coverage area with dated place data.
See coverage and sources
Houston
Coverage area
Dallas–Fort Worth
Coverage area
Austin
Coverage area
Atlanta
Coverage area
Phoenix
Coverage area
TRUST
Your decisions stay yours
What you check is your business. We built ConstaSite and this website to keep it that way.
Trust and security-
Separate by organization
Your organization’s data is kept separate from every other organization’s.
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Dedicated sign-in
Sign-in runs through a dedicated identity provider.
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No trackers here
This website runs no ads, trackers, analytics or cookies.
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Encrypted in transit
HTTPS everywhere, on this site and in the app.
Visit trust and security
How we protect your work.
Questions, answered
What does a check answer?
Whether each address you list has the places you asked for nearby. You set must-haves and nice-to-haves, such as a grocery store within 1 mile. ConstaSite returns Pass, Tradeoff, Incomplete or Fail for each address, with the nearest matching place, its address and its straight-line distance.
Which areas are covered?
Place data covers five metro areas today: Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, Atlanta and Phoenix. If an address falls outside a coverage area, ConstaSite tells you so instead of guessing.
What is straight-line distance, and why use it?
It is the direct distance between two points on the map, not a driving or walking route. It is the same for every address and easy to check, so results compare cleanly. ConstaSite always labels distances as straight-line.
What happens when data is missing?
The address is marked Incomplete. ConstaSite never turns missing data into a guessed Pass or Fail, so you can see exactly where the gap is.
Can I share a report?
Yes. Export any check as a PDF and send it the way you already share documents. The report includes a cover, a map with numbered pins, the ranked table, a section for each address, and a data and method page.
How do I get access?
Request a walkthrough by email and we will show you ConstaSite on the places you are weighing. Accounts are available to approved users. Self-service sign-up is not open yet.
Is there a free plan?
Not today. ConstaSite is available through a walkthrough by request, with accounts for approved users. Self-service sign-up is not open yet.
See your locations checked.
Tell us the places you’re weighing. We’ll walk you through ConstaSite.
- metro areas
- 5
- addresses per check
- 25
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