Screen a Deal
Development Intelligence Platform

The intelligence layers behind a better land decision.

SiteKillSwitch connects the parts of an early development deal that are usually reviewed separately: site and municipal context, revenue, construction cost, civil pressure, financing, land value, and risk. The result is a clearer answer about whether the opportunity deserves more capital and attention.

Platform architecture

SKS connects the facts that are often reviewed separately.

One decision surface
01Site

Address, parcel, land area, municipality where available

02Rules

Zoning, density, setbacks, and local constraints where supported

03Money

Revenue, hard costs, soft costs, civil work, carry

04Decision

Proceed, caution, kill, or renegotiate

05Memo

A shareable underwriting record

Supported municipal coverage

Local intelligence is only presented where SKS has supported data and workflows.

SiteKillSwitch is focused on Vancouver Island small-multifamily and infill opportunities. Coverage varies by municipality and parcel, and uncertain results are identified for additional verification rather than presented as confirmed municipal advice.

One connected read

A strong site has to work across land, rules, costs, revenue, and risk at the same time.

Reviewing each piece separately can hide the real weakness in a deal. SKS connects the signals so a promising property can be challenged before an optimistic assumption becomes a commitment.

Capability layers

Each layer answers a question that matters before committing more capital.

Why this matters

The value is not another report. The value is finding the real decision earlier.

A weak deal can look fine when land, density, revenue, cost, and civil work are reviewed separately. SKS compresses those disconnected checks into a single read: what is driving the deal, what can break it, and what needs to change for it to make sense.

Workflow comparison

Less spreadsheet archaeology. More decision clarity.

Question
With SiteKillSwitch
Manual workflow
Early question
Can this site work?
What is listed in each spreadsheet?
Land price
Tests supportable land value
Often accepted from asking price
Risk
Calls out the dominant deal pressure
Scattered across notes and emails
Output
Plain-English decision and memo
Manual summary after the fact
Start with the decision

Use the screen before the deal becomes expensive to question.

Turn an attractive property into a practical next move: proceed, renegotiate, redesign, or walk away.