Know what each site draws, and prove it.
Continuous footfall counts across your sites, so you can back lettings and rent reviews, shape the tenant mix and show owners how every asset is performing.
Asset value rests on footfall you can't see.
Lettings, rents and investment decisions all turn on how many people a location draws. Without counts, those conversations lean on estimates.
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Lettings rest on guesswork
Prospective tenants ask how busy a site and their unit's part of it really are, and an estimate makes rents harder to hold.
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Tenant mix is planned blind
Without knowing which parts of a site draw people, and when, it is hard to put the right tenant in the right unit.
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Occupancy is only half the picture
A fully let site can still be losing visitors. Owners and investors want to see whether each asset is drawing people in.
Footfall evidence behind every asset.
Continuous counts at each site and entrance, by day and hour, turned into reporting your asset, leasing and management teams can use.
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Back lettings and rent reviews
Give current and prospective tenants real visitor numbers for the site and for the area their unit sits in.
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Shape the tenant mix
See which parts of a site are busiest, and when, to place tenants where they will trade best and spot where a site needs a stronger draw.
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Compare assets across a portfolio
Counts for every site sit in the same reporting, so you can compare assets side by side and find the ones that need attention.
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Report performance to owners
Show owners and investors how each asset is performing, with trends you can set against previous periods and before and after any change.
Solutions for property managers
- Footfall Analytics Continuous counting at every site and entrance, with reporting by day and hour, so lettings, rent reviews and owner reports rest on real visitor numbers.
- Parking Combined reporting for the car parks across your portfolio, whichever payment providers each site uses, ready to share with owners.
See footfall data for your sites
A short walkthrough of the dashboard and reports your asset, leasing and management teams would work with.
Walkthrough video coming soon
Questions property managers ask
Footfall data shows a landlord or property manager how many people each site draws, and when, so you can back lettings, plan the tenant mix and prove how each asset performs.
What is footfall data for property management?
A count of how many people visit each of your sites, and the areas within them, by day and hour. Over time it shows trends, so you can see how each asset is performing.
How does footfall data help with lettings and rent reviews?
It gives you real visitor numbers to share with current and prospective tenants, for the site as a whole and for the area their unit sits in, so the conversation rests on evidence rather than estimates.
Can footfall data help with tenant mix?
Yes. Seeing which parts of a site are busiest, and at what times, helps you judge which tenants suit which units and where a site needs a stronger draw.
Can we see how long visitors stay at a site?
Yes. Dwell time shows how long visitors stay at each site and in the areas within it, so you can show owners and tenants whether people linger or pass straight through.
Can we compare sites across our portfolio?
Yes. Counts for every site sit in the same reporting, so you can compare assets side by side and spot those that need attention.
Can we see what a refurbishment or new letting changed?
Yes. Compare footfall before and after a refurbishment, a new tenant opening or an event to see how many extra visits it brought.
How is footfall counted?
Sensors at each entrance and counting point count people continuously. The counts feed a dashboard and reports your team can use, with no manual counting to organise.
Does footfall counting identify visitors?
No. Footfall reporting gives you counts and trends, not information about who people are. We will take your data protection team through how the data is collected and handled as part of setting up.