A0From €1,200 excl. VAT
Territorial data framing workshop
An inventory of the data available and of the gaps, three priority use cases ranked, a summary note with an effort estimate.
The packages
The engagement formats, with their prices.
Short engagements, two to six weeks. Deeper ones, four weeks to six months. The figures shown are floors: they match the simplest form of each package, one perimeter, one grid, one set of sources. All of them sit under the French direct-award threshold for public buyers, except the delivered platform, priced case by case.
Tier 1 · two to six weeks
Short engagements
One perimeter, one question, one dated deliverable. These are the entry formats: quick to order, readable in a single sitting.
A1From €4,000 excl. VAT
Flash diagnostic, retail and vacancy
Two maps: the balance of openings and closures by 150 m blocks, and closure density by street segment. A summary note, three priority streets with the reasoning, data delivered as GeoJSON.
A2From €7,200 excl. VAT
Ordered directly, with no prior advertising or tender.
End-of-phase figures and a case for continuing
Twelve to fifteen before-and-after indicators, output maps, a reusable dashboard, a write-up that works in a project committee.
B1From €2,400 excl. VAT
Critical review of deployment criteria
Audit of the existing grid, go and no-go criteria rewritten and weighted, a summary note, one investment committee slide.
B2From €4,800 excl. VAT
Starter territorial scoring, one perimeter
A weighted criteria grid built together in a workshop, zones scored from 0 to 100, an interactive map delivered, ten to fifteen priority zones with their justification, one summary slide.
All of these formats sit under the direct-award thresholds for public buyers: €60,000 excl. VAT in France, €15,000 excl. VAT in Spain.
Tier 2 · four weeks to six months
Deeper engagements
For when a note will not settle the question: a foundation to install, a method to hand over, or a direction to hold over time.
Bounded engagements, each with its deliverable and its timescale.
A3From €19,000 excl. VAT
Ordered directly, with no prior advertising or tender.
In Spain, the perimeter is adjusted to €14,500 excl. VAT to stay within the contrato menor.
A delivered territorial observatory
A documented data foundation, a WebGIS to consult and, where needed, to edit, usable without GIS skills, dashboards set to your priorities, two half-days of training, handover documentation.
Set up on your own infrastructure or on a public cloud; hosting and maintenance priced separately.
Hosting and maintenance outside the package, no licence bought or passed on, no Esri migration.
B3From €13,500 excl. VAT
Ordered directly, with no prior advertising or tender.
Multi-territory prioritisation study
A documented multi-criteria model, two or three scenarios compared, an interactive dashboard, qualified sites or prospects, the method handed over.
B5From €4,000 excl. VAT
Ordered directly, with no prior advertising or tender.
Product framing for a SaaS or data platform
A testable PRD, scope arbitrated in batches, a revenue model and the free / paid boundary, a test protocol with decision thresholds, a prioritised backlog.
B6From €3,200 excl. VAT
Ordered directly, with no prior advertising or tender.
Data function audit and roadmap
A picture of the data, the tools and the real usage, a reasoned target architecture, a hiring or outsourcing plan, a three-page note that works in a committee.
C2From €9,500 excl. VAT
Ordered directly, with no prior advertising or tender.
Data foundation and interoperability
A source audit, a documented data model, an automated loading chain in PostgreSQL and PostGIS, quality checks, handover documentation, a half-day of transfer. For public bodies, housing providers and companies.
Hosting and maintenance outside the package, no licence bought or passed on, no Esri migration.
D1On quotation
Above €60,000 excl. VAT, a French public order moves to a formal procedure. These formats are not sized for that.
A delivered territorial platform
For when the engagement calls for a tool that does not exist yet: I design the data, the method and the product framing, application development included. Priced case by case.
Set up on your own infrastructure or on a public cloud; hosting and maintenance priced separately.
To save you a pointless call
What this catalogue does not do
The decision itself
A score replaces no decision you already make. It makes those decisions explicit and shareable. Nobody will tell you which site to open: you get the criteria, their weighting, and enough to defend the call.
Contracts above the threshold
Above €60,000 excl. VAT, a French public order moves to a formal procedure. These formats are not sized for that, and nothing here releases your organisation from its own internal purchasing rules.
A full-time role
Choosing where to open shops
Commercial land and shop siting are not part of this catalogue. The engagements cover physical infrastructure assets and public territories.
How I deliver
Responsibility for the deliverable stays with me
Depending on the engagement, I bring in developers, a designer or digital marketing specialists I work with regularly. The design, the method and responsibility for the deliverable stay with me, end to end.
The right deliverable is not the most sophisticated map. It is the one that helps somebody decide without hiding what is uncertain.
GeoQriosity positioningWhat you receive
Interactive maps
Scoring 0–100
Committee slides
Decision atlas
Dashboard
Geolocated CRM
Strategy note
GIS infrastructure
Deliverables are always written to be understood by non-technical teams and to be presented to an executive committee or to investors.
Sample outputs
What it actually looks like
Scoring & prioritisation
Mapping the priority zones
A score from 0 to 100 per cell, so the high-potential zones read at a glance. Here, the urban geothermal scoring proof of concept in Lyon, 2,009 zones scored on four weighted dimensions.
Territorial diagnostics
A multi-layer reading of a territory
Population, facilities and transport network data crossed to work out which areas to serve first. Here, an urban community.
Retail & vacancy
Where the closures cluster
The balance of shop openings and closures since 2022, by 150 m blocks. This map shows where the closures cluster. It does not say the high street is dead.
Frequently asked questions
What clients ask before starting
No. Each figure is a floor, written “From €X excl. VAT”. It matches the simplest form of the package: one perimeter, one grid, one set of sources. The quote starts from that floor and is built on the real scope, after framing.
The formats with a published figure are sized to stay under the direct-award thresholds for public buyers. In France, a service under €60,000 excl. VAT can be ordered with no prior advertising or tender, the full observatory included. In Spain, the ceiling for the contrato menor de servicios is €15,000 excl. VAT. Under any other purchasing framework, the scope is adjusted to whichever threshold applies. None of this releases your organisation from its own internal purchasing rules.
Short engagements run from 2 to 6 weeks: 2 weeks for a framing workshop or a criteria review, 4 weeks for a retail and vacancy diagnostic or a starter scoring, 6 weeks for an end-of-phase review. Deeper engagements run from 4 weeks for product framing to 6 months for client-side project support.
Mainly official public sources: INSEE (SIRENE, census), IGN (BD TOPO, BDNB), OpenStreetMap, CEREMA, ICPE (Géorisques), Corine Land Cover, SITADEL2, local planning documents. All are cited in the deliverables with their update date. On some engagements, private or sector sources can be added, to be discussed in context.
Yes. Most scoring and geoprospecting engagements run on open sources, with no client data required. Your own data (CRM, sales history, a geolocated customer base) can enrich the analysis if you have it, but it is not a prerequisite.
That is the whole point. Every deliverable is built to be understood by non-technical decision-makers: committee slides, a condensed decision atlas, an interactive map. Assumptions are documented, sources cited, limits stated. The deliverable is open to challenge and possible to defend, two sides of the same requirement.
A standard GIS produces maps. A territorial consultancy produces reports. GeoQriosity produces decisions. The focus is always the actionable deliverable: a list of priority zones, written criteria a junior can apply, and one slide that explains the model in thirty seconds. The business context is built in from the framing, not added afterwards.
What you share (target territory, selection criteria, strategic stakes) stays strictly confidential. An NDA can be signed before the first conversation if you need one. Project data is never shared, sold on or used in other contexts.
From the municipal scale (street-by-street analysis) to the national one (mapping across several urban areas). Engagements cover France and Spain, with the ability to work on other European countries depending on the sources available. The analysis grid (municipality, census block, block, street) is set with you during framing, according to the decision to be made.
A question that is not here?
Discuss this strand →Your problem does not fit any of the boxes?
30 minutes are enough to see whether, and how, working together makes sense.