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Ask Gini about any address in New York, Massachusetts or Texas, and get a customized answer for your brand and use case in seconds.










Results that speak for themselves
Brands you know already decide with Gini

Discover how the giant Five Guys uses MyTraffic to guide its location decisions.

Discover how L'Occitane uses MyTraffic to decide where to open their best performing stores.
Every location question.
One companion.
Filter your options
Get a first read on any location in seconds, so you only spend time visiting the ones worth seeing.
Decide with confidence
Check traffic, trade area, competition, and compare it with your existing network before you commit, so every location decision rests on data, not instinct.
Convince your stakeholders
Use Gini’s recommendations to support your decisions and convince your stakeholders, whether they’re the decision committee, the bank or your business partner.
Negotiate with proof
Show how a location’s traffic and surroundings have changed over time, and go into every rent negotiation with facts on your side.
Every answer runs on our proprietary data
Who visits, and when
Visits by month, week, day and hour. How long people stay, how often they come back, and whether they live nearby, work nearby or are passing through.
Where they come from
The neighborhoods and cities your visitors travel from, split by home and work. Their age, income, and the brands and store categories they already shop at.
How many cars drive past
Vehicle traffic on the exact street segment, by hour, by day and in each direction. Ranked against other roads in the same city and across the US.
Who you’d share customers with
The stores, brands and shopping centers around the address, and how many visitors you’d share with each of them, including your own locations.
Live in 3 states.
New York, Massachusetts and Texas today. All 50 states unlock on December 7.
Every location decision starts with a question.
Ask Gini about any address in New York, Massachusetts or Texas and get your answer in seconds.
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For entrepreneurs, solo analysts, small operators and franchisees
What's included
FAQ
Gini by MyTraffic is an AI companion for location decisions. Ask it about any address, neighborhood or city, and it answers for your brand and use case in seconds, using visits, vehicle traffic, census data and nearby businesses.
Yes. The Tiny plan is built for franchisees, independent owners and small operators. You don’t need an analyst or any data skills. Ask your question the way you’d ask a friend who knows the area, and Gini will give you a clear, data backed answer.
Gini covers New York, Massachusetts and Texas today. All 50 states unlock on December 7, 2026. If your site is in another state, you can still sign up today and test its capabilities.
Sign up and you get instant access to a one-day free trial. It includes every insight and all three states, with a limited number of conversations, so you can test Gini on the site you’re actually considering.
Subscribe to Tiny before December 7, 2026 and you pay $350 a month instead of $500. On the annual plan, you keep that price for the whole year. On the monthly plan, your first payment after December 7 is at the full $500. You can cancel anytime, and the cancellation takes effect at the end of your billing period.
A conversation is one thread with Gini about a site or a question. Follow-up questions in the same thread don’t count as new conversations. Tiny includes 5 conversations a month.
Yes. Download Gini’s analysis of your site as a report and add it to your proposal. Your franchisor, landlord or lender sees the traffic, the visitor profile and the competition behind your pick.
Yes. Gini only uses aggregated, anonymized data. It measures groups of people and never identifies or tracks an individual.
Placer.ai gives analysts foot traffic dashboards to interpret. Gini answers the question you’re actually asking, like “Is this a good spot for my brand?”, and shows the data behind the answer, including vehicle traffic on the street in front of the site.
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