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Market Model · enterprise

Understand the opportunity
across your network.

Choose ongoing access for your team or a guided pilot around a specific business question. Both use explicit demographic definitions, location allocation and source audits.

Ongoing platform access

Annual enterprise agreement

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Annual agreement · unlimited supported analyses

For teams that need to revisit demographic opportunity, assess network scenarios and retain the evidence behind their decisions throughout the year.

Discuss your enterprise agreement

Guided corporate pilots: $3,500–$20,000. Explore the defined packages below.

  • Market Model access for the named users specified in your agreement.
  • Unlimited supported analyses with no per-analysis charge.
  • Location and classification results, demographic shares, maps, exports and coverage audits.
  • Initial platform onboarding and standard support.
  • A dedicated customer success advisor for onboarding, adoption and scheduled success reviews.
  • Location Analysis and Audience Fit access can be included in the agreed workspace scope.

Your quote reflects organizational scope, named users, expected workload and agreed success support. Supported technical limits, queue capacity, support terms and advisor cadence are documented before signing. Unlimited usage does not promise unlimited simultaneous processing. Custom development, integrations and ongoing consulting are separately quoted.

Access and advice are different purchases. The annual agreement enables your team to run analyses continuously. A guided pilot includes preparation and interpretation of a defined business problem, with agreed deliverables.

Start with a question.
Finish with a defined assessment.

Every pilot has one business question, one supplied location inventory and an agreed geographic scope. Choose the package that matches the assessment.

One-state assessment

Focused pilot

$3,500

One guided engagement

  • One business question.
  • One supplied location inventory.
  • One state of population geography.
  • Up to 3 demographic groups.
  • 2 agreed scenarios.
  • Results and source audit notes.
  • One findings session.
  • One consolidated revision.
Plan a focused pilot
Multi-state assessment

Regional pilot

$10,000

One guided engagement

  • One business question.
  • One supplied location inventory.
  • Up to 10 states of population geography.
  • Up to 8 demographic groups.
  • 4 agreed scenarios.
  • Classification comparisons.
  • Written findings and two review sessions.
  • One consolidated revision.
Plan a regional pilot
Nationwide assessment

National pilot

$20,000

One guided engagement

  • One business question.
  • One supplied nationwide inventory.
  • Population geography across the 50 states and DC.
  • Up to 15 demographic groups.
  • 6 agreed scenarios.
  • Network and classification analysis.
  • Written findings and an executive presentation.
  • One consolidated revision.
Plan a national pilot
Continue with a $3,500 credit. Sign an annual enterprise agreement within 60 days of pilot completion and receive $3,500 toward the first year. The credit is deducted from your quoted first-year annual fee; the pilot remains a separately paid engagement. One credit applies per organization.

Make the scope explicit.

Agree these definitions before work begins so both teams know what will be delivered.

Pilot scope definitions
Business questionOne agreed decision, such as comparing demographic opportunity across a branch network. Additional questions require a scope adjustment.
Location inventoryOne supplied dataset of locations, coordinates and optional classifications, including the competing locations to be modeled. Counts and data readiness are agreed before kickoff.
Demographic groupOne supported ACS count table, with agreed categories and total. Tables describe their own population or household universes; unrelated totals are not added together.
ScenarioAn agreed inventory, geography and allocation configuration evaluated across the selected demographic groups. One scenario can require several table-specific runs. Technical reruns to correct errors do not count as additional scenarios.
Groups and scenariosEach agreed scenario includes the selected groups: up to 6 table-specific configurations for Focused (3 groups × 2 scenarios), 32 for Regional (8 × 4), or 90 for National (15 × 6). The run matrix and inventory size are agreed before signing.
RevisionOne consolidated round of feedback on agreed deliverables. Substantial inventory changes, additional scenarios or new business questions require a scope adjustment.
Delivery windowA delivery schedule is agreed in writing. The clock begins once usable data and the scope are approved. Source availability and identified data gaps are addressed during preparation.
Services outside scopeCustom software development, integrations, ongoing consulting and additional data preparation are separately scoped and quoted.

All pilots include result preparation and interpretation for the agreed question. The national pilot's price reflects its guided assessment deliverables; an annual license primarily provides ongoing platform access.

From scope to ongoing use.

01 · Define

Agree the question and data.

Confirm the inventory, geography, demographic definitions, scenario matrix and delivery schedule before kickoff.

02 · Assess

Review evidence and findings.

Receive your agreed outputs, inspect assumptions and coverage, and consolidate feedback for the included revision.

03 · Continue

Bring the workflow to your team.

If you need ongoing use, sign within 60 days of completion to apply the $3,500 first-year credit.

Prepare your enterprise inquiry.

Create a brief for your Sitevantis contact to discuss pricing and scope. This planner works on your device; it does not submit a request or reserve a package.

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Enterprise questions.

Why choose a pilot instead of an annual agreement?

Choose a pilot when you want a guided assessment with defined findings and review sessions before establishing an ongoing workflow. Choose an annual agreement when your team is ready to operate the platform repeatedly. A pilot is optional.

Does unlimited usage cover other organizations?

The agreement covers the contracting organization and its agreed named users. Use for affiliates, external clients or reselling access must be explicitly included in the agreement.

What does our dedicated customer success advisor do?

You receive an assigned point of contact to guide onboarding, support adoption, coordinate agreed support and conduct scheduled success reviews. Advisor cadence and hours are scoped in your agreement. Dedicated does not mean an exclusive full-time resource or unlimited consulting.

Are user count and support terms fixed on this page?

No. Named-user count, workspace access, standard support terms and supported operating limits are specified in the agreement. This page does not promise a response-time SLA or a particular retention period.

What should we understand about the model?

Market Model allocates available selected counts across supplied eligible locations using centroid distances and distance-based shares. It describes modeled potential, not actual customer behavior or revenue. Density allowances are provisional, tract-derived values are approximate, and Census margins of error are not propagated. Coverage exclusions are reported with results.

How do demographic-group limits relate to scenario limits?

A group is a supported Census table. A scenario includes a demographic group alongside the inventory, geography and allocation settings. Each agreed scenario is evaluated across the selected demographic groups. The package caps are 6, 32 and 90 table-specific configurations respectively. We agree the exact run matrix before signing.

A defined pilot. An ongoing capability.

Choose the engagement that matches your team's readiness.

Prepare your scope