Laundromat decisions, grounded in evidence.
Screen markets, inspect store records, compare candidates, and model cash flow. Start with the New York preview.
Plan & filters
Which stores to show
Review floor
Stores under this review count stay on the map and stay unranked.
Evidence on file
Open or closed
Showing up to 200 stores. Stores with fewer than 8 reviews stay visible and unranked.
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Select a store to inspect its available evidence.
Workspace capabilities. Store evidence requires sign-in; coverage varies.
- Status and contact
- Observed status, recorded phone and website, IRS SOI ZIP income.
- Hours & pricing
- Hours when a schedule is on file (otherwise Not verified). Posted prices where recorded.
- Public records
- FBI / NY DCJS coverage; linked license or property deed records.
- Demographics
- ACS renter share only with a certified store-to-ZIP link.
New York preview. Up to 200 locations. Full dossiers require sign-in.
A schematic New York map and store list with Buy & Operate selected. Stores below the review minimum stay visible and unranked.
Screen a market.
Choose a strategy. Inspect recorded stores, competition, and available local evidence.
Inspect the store.
Review status, pricing, equipment, and linked public records where available. Keep sources and missing facts in view.
Compare candidates.
Compare two to four stores across the same metrics. See recorded values, dates, and gaps together.
Model the deal.
Test equipment, operating costs, and financing. Keep your assumptions separate from recorded store facts.
Choose your strategy.
Different plans need different evidence.
Buy & Operate
Screen existing stores to acquire and run. Locations below the review minimum remain visible and unranked.
Buy & Retool
Inspect the recorded fleet and choose a retool scope. Missing equipment evidence stays unknown.
Lease & Build · Neighborhood
Screen areas using certified renter-household evidence and recorded competition. Existing stores provide market context.
Lease & Build · Daily Needs
Assess a daily-errand location thesis. Grocery anchors and traffic counts are not in this preview, so areas remain unconfirmed.
Sources named. Gaps visible.
A ZIP estimate is not a store fact. A model is not a verified result. Inspect the source, date, and geographic scope.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the data come from?
Store listings and public registries, plus Census, IRS, BLS, law-enforcement and property records. Sources, geographic scope and recorded dates appear with the evidence where available.
Who is this for?
Single-store buyers, multi-store operators, acquisition teams, and equipment or store builders. Each workflow uses the same distinction between evidence and assumptions.
How does the model work?
The simulator uses illustrative presets. The full calculator models equipment, operating costs and financing from supplied inputs. Results depend on those inputs.
How are utilities modeled?
The public simulator uses a percentage of gross revenue. The full calculator accepts utility amounts or quantities priced at your tariff. Verify costs against actual bills.
What if a fact is missing?
Missing evidence is labeled Not on file or Unavailable. Keep illustrative and user-entered assumptions separate from recorded facts.
Can I compare stores?
The signed-in workspace supports comparisons of two to four stores. The same metric rows keep differences and missing evidence visible.
How do I get access?
Request a workspace invitation. Access is provisioned selectively. You can use the New York preview and simulator before signing in.
Start with the evidence.
Explore a sample market or test an illustrative deal.