Simple and clear pricing.

Yes. Ask for a live walkthrough: a free 20-minute call where Abre takes you through a real, anonymised Site Assessment section by section, and answers questions against your own borough or site. Email abre@perfect-scale.co.uk and suggest a couple of times.

Commission it through the checkout link. You’ll receive a short intake by email — address, proposed unit count, site type — and once the brief is confirmed, the HTML and PDF report follows, typically within two working days.

Yes. Multiple Site Assessments are bundled and priced by the number of sites and how much the boroughs overlap — assessments in the same borough share the same underlying evidence base, and the pricing reflects that. Email with your shortlist size and boroughs for a written quote.

Payer separation is a structural rule, not a promise. The free borough dashboards and any published figures are never sponsored, commissioned or paid for by the borough they assess — they exist whether or not the borough buys anything. The Performance Monitor buys analytical depth for the council’s own internal use; it does not buy the public verdict, and any commercial relationship with an assessed borough is disclosed. The price is fixed and published for the same reason: negotiated pricing corrodes the independence claim.

15,533 planning applications across all 33 London boroughs, 12,458 of them decided, 2022 to 2026. Every application is coded by site type, area, PTAL, conservation status, proposed and approved units, decision, determination time, and refusal reasons. We also draw on 36 months of Land Registry price-paid data (268,000+ London transactions) and GLA large-site pipeline data. The dataset is complete, not a sample.

Yes. Every London borough has a free public dashboard at /boroughs/, refreshed quarterly. It covers headline stats, approval rates by area, scheme type, refusal reason patterns, and a 13-quarter trend. No sign-up needed.

Yes, for paid deliverables the licence covers internal use by your company. Please do not redistribute the data externally. For public dashboard content, attribution is welcome; please don’t scrape or rehost it.

A typical small-site planning consultant works on perhaps 30 to 60 small-site applications across a career. We have coded every small-site decision in your borough. In Croydon alone that is 350 and counting. The intent is not to replace the consultant. It is to give them the borough’s full pattern set rather than the subset they have personally seen.

Different stage of the workflow. Searchland and LandInsight tell you where to source sites and who owns what. We cover the question that follows: what does the borough actually approve on sites like this, and what does it refuse, and why. Most customers use both.

The Datahub gives you raw application data, application by application. We give you 4,347 verbatim refusal reasons coded into a 10-category policy taxonomy, plus approval rates by unit count, by site type, by ward, by PTAL band, and by conservation status. Lifting that out of the Datahub by hand is possible. Whether anyone has the time is another matter.

It might be. Every site is unique. The dataset shows the patterns; you and your consultant supply the case-specific judgement. Every Site Assessment includes a free 30-minute follow-up call to walk through the report and the limits of the dataset where they apply. The data is the floor of the conversation, not the whole of it.

Custom data cuts, tailored screens and scoped analytical work run through a conversation rather than a checkout. Start at /collaborate/ — scope, deliverable and fee are agreed in writing before any work begins.