Research your next location.
See where reported sales are concentrated and investigate nearby operators before choosing an area to expand. Use market signals to guide your research.
See what nearby restaurants report in alcohol sales.
Compare performance, understand seasonal changes, and research your next location.
Fetching the current published map and restaurant reports.
See a nearby restaurant’s reported alcohol sales, from monthly totals to liquor, wine, and beer. Get context for your own performance and the competition around you.
Look beyond a single month. Review sales history and beverage mix to see whether a change is part of a longer trend. The location above is an example of what you can explore in ALCO.
Explore location insightsStart with a name or address. Check the reported sales in your results,
then collect the locations you want to compare.
Fetching the current published map and restaurant reports.
Search directly. Type a restaurant or operator name, street address, city, or ZIP. Partial names and common street abbreviations work too. In the app, open a result to explore its sales history.
Keep building your selection. Use Search Highlight to check locations across different queries. Fit the selection to the map, add it to favorites, or compare two to four physical locations.
Compare your restaurant with nearby operators over the same period.
See how trends, seasonal peaks, and beverage mix differ.
Fetching the current published map and restaurant reports.
Follow your competitors, benchmark your restaurant, or investigate an area for expansion. Keep the locations that matter to your business in one place.
See where reported sales are concentrated and investigate nearby operators before choosing an area to expand. Use market signals to guide your research.
Find restaurants you know and compare their reported sales over the same period. Check whether a change at your location also shows up elsewhere.
Look at liquor, wine, and beer separately. Review monthly history and seasonal patterns instead of judging a restaurant by one headline total.
Save the nearby restaurants and comparison groups you want to revisit. Check their latest reported sales and monthly changes without starting your research over.
Sales come from Texas Comptroller mixed beverage reports; license context comes from TABC records. Receipts are not profit or total business revenue. Missing reports stay missing, and market signals are a starting point for research—not a guarantee.
Try the tools with historical Dallas-area data.
Unlock recent reporting and statewide coverage when you’re ready to research your own market.
Statewide coverage and recent reporting. Monthly and yearly plans are available in the app.
Explore the tools first. Monthly and yearly plans give you the same full access,
with the billing schedule that works for your business.
Get a feel for the tools.
Full access, billed each month.
Full access with one annual payment.
Sign in to choose a plan in Account settings. The final total is shown at checkout.
Guided onboarding, in-app support, and data correction requests are available when you need them.
All customer-facing tools, including the map, heatmaps, location history, favorites, and comparisons. Data is limited to a 5-mile radius around downtown Dallas, not municipal limits, and the latest 12 reporting months are excluded. Demo access does not expire.
The featured downtown preview is public. Continue with Google to enter the full app. New accounts receive demo access without a paid subscription; existing members return to their current workspace.
It reads the current published database dataset and checks for updates every minute while the page is visible. The reporting month is shown below the map. Alcohol sales are monthly reports, not a real-time transaction feed. Any provisional reporting is labeled.
Yes, if it is included in the available Texas mixed beverage reporting data. Search for your restaurant in the app and compare it with up to three other locations. The public preview uses three downtown Dallas establishments as examples; demo accounts are limited to the authorized historical data and Dallas-area region.
Statewide coverage and recent available reporting periods, with monthly and yearly subscriptions available inside the app.
Yes. The app has mobile map controls and a location detail drawer. Favorites, comparisons, and preferences are tied to your account.