Make better location decisions in London.

Compare locations
before you commit to one.

Right now, picking a spot in London means piecing it together yourself. A competitor list from one site. Footfall numbers from another. And a gut feeling about the street. Venturis puts all of it in one place, street by street, so you can compare any two areas the same way.

THE REALITY

Footfall alone will not tell you whether a street works.

Demand before competition

An empty street is not the same as an open market. Venturis works out whether there is enough demand to support your type of business first, then discounts that by how crowded the area already is. A quiet road with no rivals stays quiet — it does not get promoted for having nobody on it.

One map instead of six tabs

Competitor lists, population figures, transport links and trading activity normally live in different places and different formats. Venturis puts them on one map, so you are reading a picture rather than assembling one.

28,000 cells across 33 boroughs

London is split into equal cells roughly 150 metres across, and every one is scored the same way. That is what makes Dalston and Dulwich comparable — you are weighing like against like instead of two postcodes that happen to be different sizes.

HOW AREAS ARE SCORED

Every street in London is scored on four measures.

01

Saturation

Every mapped competitor in the area and the cells around it, counted from public business records — so you do not open next door to three established rivals.

02

Local demand

How many people actually live and work nearby, using real residential and worker data rather than rough estimates.

03

Access

Proximity to Tube, rail and major bus routes. If customers cannot reach you easily, they will not come.

04

Activity

Whether the street is a working commercial pitch with real footfall, or a quiet residential road.

The four scores are held against each other rather than averaged, so a quiet street does not look like an opportunity simply because nobody trades there yet. If you already operate in London, the same measures benchmark your existing branches against the wider market.

WHAT IT COSTS

Two ways in.

One if you have a single decision to make. One if you are going to keep making them.

Decision Report

£29 once

For one site decision.

  • A written brief on your category and area
  • Ranked areas with the reasoning behind each score
  • Competitor context around every area
  • 30 days on the live map
Get a report
FAQ

Straight answers.

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Find the areas
worth a closer look.

Tell us what you are opening and which part of London you are thinking about. You will get a ranked set of areas and the reasoning behind every one of them.

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