Brick & Mortar

Why is this year quieter than last?

A consultant can answer that for your business. It costs thousands of dollars. We built something that answers it from the records your city already publishes — and we wanted that answer to cost $99.

149 of these have been built so far.

What you get

One report about your business, not your industry. Ten pages.

Every finding priced in dollars — a range you can act on, not an adjective.
What your reviews keep saying, quoted, including the complaint you have stopped noticing.
Where you sit against the other places on your street, on price and on visibility.
If the data on your business is thin, the report says so on page one instead of guessing.
The first page of a sample Brick & Mortar report, comparing a bar and grill against its local market with findings priced in dollars Read the whole sample, start to finish →

Pick one

Every one of them is the same engine. The difference is how much of the street it looks at.

Where should we point it?
We need the address to pull the right records. Everything else helps us aim.
Street, city and state. Two businesses share a name; none share an address.
Stripe handles your card — it never touches our servers. A person reads every report before it is sent.
The data itself is free. Every dataset behind these reports is published for anyone to download at brickandmortar.dev, at no cost and with no account. What you are buying here is the work of pointing it at one business and reading it — not access. If you would rather do that yourself, please do.

Want to see it applied? The case studies are whole markets read end to end. Curious how it is built? There is a short film about it.