Acquire centres with sharper conviction
Screen whether the local market can support occupancy, pricing, and future upside before deeper diligence.
Australian childcare site intelligence
What deal are you working on?
Enter the address for a supply and demand analysis.
- Decision read
- <1 min
- Catchment rings
- 5 / 10 / 15
- Evidence sources
- Source-linked
Address viability read
Worth a closer lookReview area
Hurstville NSW
Target
Centre
DA
Centre
Site
Supply
Pipeline
Child Care Demand
One screen for the site decision
Catchment, supply, demand, pipeline risk, and source confidence stay visible together.
Commercial ratio
2.5
children per LDC place
Likely pipeline
4
nearby projects to review
Catchment
10 min
primary decision ring
Approved service supply
1,126 places
Child-age demand pool
2,840 children
Future supply pressure
168 proposed places
What it tells you
It turns a location into a go/no-go conversation.
Open demand after current supply is accounted for
Future supply risk from childcare development applications
Drive-time catchments that match how families actually travel
Resident and worker demand signals for different site types
Source-backed evidence that can survive an investment meeting
Built around the buyer
For the moments where a childcare location needs a fast, defensible answer.
Test development sites before committing
See if a catchment can absorb more places, then pressure-test that upside against nearby future supply.
Prioritise operator expansion corridors
Compare suburbs and addresses with consistent demand, supply, growth, catchment, and pipeline logic.
Give advisers a defensible evidence pack
Turn site screening into a report with clear assumptions, source links, freshness, and shareable outputs.
Beyond mapping
Maps show what is there. Child Care Demand shows what it means.
Question
Mapping workflow
Child Care Demand
Nearby services
Pins on a map
Approved service supply, licensed places, ratings, and commercial catchment weighting
Demand
Manual ABS lookups
Child-age population, worker demand, growth, and estimated unmet demand
Catchment
Rough radius guesses
5, 10, and 15 minute drive-time rings around the exact address
Future competition
Separate council searches
Childcare DA pipeline, proposed places, status, links, and coverage freshness
Decision output
Screenshots and spreadsheets
A structured report for acquisitions, developments, expansion, and diligence
Source-backed
Built for diligence, not just browsing.
The report makes the evidence visible: source links, coverage states, and freshness signals sit beside the commercial read so your team can see what is known, what is missing, and what still needs judgement.
ACECQA approved-service register
ABS demographic and growth inputs
Drive-time catchment geometry
Official council and planning portals
Report freshness and coverage states
Source basis
Built from public, source-linked evidence.
Evidence ledger
What a user can trace before trusting the answer
Approved services
ACECQA register
National base
Demand model
ABS and CCS inputs
Weighted locally
Catchment
Drive-time geometry
Address-specific
Pipeline
Planning sources
Coverage labelled
Child Care Demand pages use the same evidence model as the product: official service search data, Australian population inputs, public planning sources where coverage is live, and clear limitations when a source is incomplete or still being enriched.
Workflow
From address to investment conversation.
01
Enter an address
Start with the exact site, centre, suburb, or acquisition target you are reviewing.
02
Read the viability signals
Review demand, current supply, open demand, catchment strength, and future pipeline risk.
03
Share the evidence
Use the report in site meetings, acquisition screens, development reviews, and board packs.
Pricing
One avoided bad site pays for the year.
Unlimited reports and addresses, billed per active workspace seat. No separate mapping package, no report credits, no usage spreadsheet to manage.
Find out if your next childcare location is viable.
Start with one address. Keep the report if the site deserves a deeper look.