Hexmark vs Geod
Start from your own customers and a whole metro, at one price however many locations you open.
$1,200 a month for four seats, on a 12-month term. Each seat after that is $250.
14-day free trial, card required. Nothing is charged until the trial ends, and you can cancel before then.
Where we’re different
Your customers on the map
Connect your customer data and judge every site against the people who already buy from you. Geod's trial starts from an import of your store list.
Start from a whole metro
Name a metro and every neighborhood comes back ranked. In Atlanta that's 4,818, for a chain that doesn't trade there yet.
Know if you can trade there
What your staff can do, and what a license costs you, changes at the state line. Hexmark grades every market with the statute quoted and the source linked, and marks anything unconfirmed so your counsel knows what's still left to check.
One price as you grow
$1,200 a month for four seats, whether you run 11 locations or 300. Geod's Network plan starts at $2,000 a month and rises with your location count.
When Geod fits better
Choose Geod if you want unlimited users or a trial with no card, or you mostly model closures across stores you already run.
| Hexmark | Geod | |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | $1,200 a month for four seats | From $2,000 a month |
| Start on your own | 14-day free trial, card required | 14-day trial, no card |
| Price grows with | Seats past four, $250 each | Locations you run |
| Built on | Census counts and your own customers | Census counts and your store list |
| State rules, graded with the statute quoted | Yes, every market | Not listed |
| Foot traffic | No | Not listed |
Georgia, graded per question with the statute quoted and the source linked. Nine of eleven answered before anybody signs.
What Geod sells
- Network scenario software: model a closure, conversion or opening against the stores you already run, with per-store transfer and cannibalization.
- A free Site plan for single-site briefs, and a Network plan from $2,000 a month billed annually, priced by location count with unlimited users.
- A 14-day Network trial with no card, and a $9,000, 90-day validation run credited toward an annual agreement.
How the numbers are built
Hexmark counts the people around an address from US Census data, applies your definition of a customer, and counts competitors by what each business does. Every report shows the figures behind its headline count.
What it comes down to
Pick Hexmark to find the next market. Pick Geod to model changes across the network you already run.
Questions
Why does Hexmark price on seats when Geod prices on locations?
So opening more locations never changes the bill. Four seats are included, and each one after that is $250 a month.
Does Hexmark show what a new site takes from our other locations?
Yes. Pick a location to see the areas it draws from, and how much each open and pipeline site shares with the rest.
What does Hexmark cost?
$1,200 a month for four seats, on a 12-month term. Each seat after that is $250. There's a 14-day free trial, card required, and you can cancel before it ends. Enterprise, for 300 or more locations, is priced with you.
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