Screen a DealSee the deal clearly before the site starts spending your money.
SiteKillSwitch turns a property into a plain-English development decision. It brings together land price, density, revenue, construction cost, civil risk, financing pressure, and deal risk so you can decide whether to proceed, renegotiate, or walk away.
Get a fast read before spending days in spreadsheets, design sketches, consultant calls, or land negotiations.
Residual Land Value™ helps show whether the asking price is supported by the deal economics.
See the pressure points behind the result instead of relying on one optimistic headline number.
From address to decision, SKS shows the pressure building inside the deal.
Start with the site, expose the constraints, pressure-test the economics, and make the next decision with the important assumptions in one place.
Start with the site
Enter the opportunity and frame the basic development question before spending serious time on diligence.
Expose the constraints
Zoning, density, civil work, assumptions, and risk become visible decision drivers instead of scattered notes.
Pressure-test the money
Revenue, costs, land carry, and residual land value show whether the asking price is supportable.
Make the call
Decide whether to pursue, renegotiate, or walk away, with Site Intelligence™ available when the opportunity deserves deeper review.
The site looks good until the hidden pressure is surfaced.
4-unit infill idea with a clean resale story
Frontage, servicing, and site work reduce the cushion
Profit falls once realistic costs and carry are included
The site may work, but not at the current land price
Illustrative avoided overpayment and wasted pursuit cost when the deal is challenged early.
Proceed only if price, scope, or assumptions move enough to restore a real margin.
A Site Intelligence™ property unlock stays open as the deal evolves. Each deliberate memo generation saves the current assumptions as a new immutable Underwriting Memo™ version, while earlier versions remain in the Vault.
What SKS thinks the user should do next.
The revenue, cost, financing, and land inputs behind the answer.
The issues that can change the deal outcome.
What would need to change for the deal to make sense.
The questions that usually live in separate spreadsheets belong in one decision.
SiteKillSwitch connects land, density, revenue, construction cost, civil work, financing, and risk so you can see what is actually driving the opportunity.
Preliminary Deal Screen™
A fast first pass that shows whether the opportunity deserves more time and what is putting the deal under pressure.
Site Intelligence™
A permanent unlock for one property, covering outcome, land value, risks, financial intelligence, and versioned immutable Underwriting Memo™ snapshots as the deal evolves.
Corporate License™
Unlimited screening and Site Intelligence™ unlocks for active users who review opportunities regularly.
CAUTION
Unsupported
Cost pressure
The costly mistake is chasing the wrong site at the wrong price.
The value of an early screen is seeing the land-price gap, cost pressure, or hidden constraint before design, consultants, negotiations, and investor conversations create momentum around a weak deal.
The simple answer is backed by the parts of the deal that actually move the decision.
SKS connects the facts that are often reviewed separately.
Address, parcel, land area, municipality where available
Zoning, density, setbacks, and local constraints where supported
Revenue, hard costs, soft costs, civil work, carry
Proceed, caution, kill, or renegotiate
A shareable underwriting record
Revenue Intelligence™
Tests whether projected sales can carry the land, cost, financing, and profit requirements.
Are the sales doing enough work?Construction Cost Intelligence™
Keeps hard-cost pressure visible before the deal is anchored to an optimistic budget.
What cost pressure can the deal survive?Residual Land Value Engine™
Back-solves supportable land value so the asking price can be challenged with evidence.
What can I safely pay?Less spreadsheet archaeology. More decision clarity.
Start with one site. Leave with a clearer next move.
Screen the opportunity before time, consultant fees, and emotional momentum make it harder to question the deal.