Geo-spend data
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United Kingdom
Geo-spend by volume and category at any UK location, via Experian, next to footfall, catchment and dwell. Not card-level transaction records.

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Consumer spend data from Huq shows spend by volume and category at any UK location, via Experian. It sits next to footfall, catchment and dwell time in the same platform, so retailers, landlords, councils and investors can see how busy a place is and what is spent there. Huq doesn't sell card-level or merchant-level transaction records. Geo-spend answers the place question instead, for high streets, shopping centres, retail parks and candidate sites.

This short overview shows the Huq platform as a whole, not the spend views in detail. Watch how an area is drawn on the Explore map. In the UK, that same area can carry geo-spend by volume and category, via Experian, next to its footfall. Setting the two side by side is how teams find places where visits are high but spend lags.
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Consumer spend data describes what people spend: how much, on what and where. It comes in several forms, from national statistics and bank-reported trends to card transaction records sold by data vendors. For location decisions, the useful question is usually how much is spent in a particular place, and on what.
Huq offers geo-spend data: spend by volume and category at any UK location, via Experian. Huq doesn't sell card-level or merchant-level transaction records, so if you need individual transactions, a card data vendor is the right source.
Because geo-spend sits in the same platform as footfall, catchment, dwell and demographics, you can see whether a high street's spend keeps pace with its visits, or compare spend across candidate sites before you commit.
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Spend split by category at any UK location, via Experian, so you can see which sectors a place supports.
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Compare spend volume across high streets, centres, retail parks or candidate sites on the same basis.
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Weekly footfall, dwell and visit frequency for the same area, to judge whether visits turn into spend.
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Visitor age, gender and purchasing power for the same UK locations, to see who visits where spend is high.
Three ways UK teams use geo-spend alongside footfall.

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Draw a high street, centre or retail park and see spend by category, so you know what a place's spend goes on.

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Put spend volume next to footfall for the same location to find places where visits are strong but spend is weak, or the reverse.

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Compare spend and footfall across candidate sites or competitor locations before you commit to a lease or acquisition.
Huq covers any address in the UK: high streets, shopping centres, retail parks, competitors' stores and sites you haven't opened yet. No counters, sensors or cameras needed.
Huq manually validates more than 1,000 locations in each of its 35 markets twice a year, and data refreshes weekly.
Step 1
Add up to five addresses in the form. Your own stores, candidate sites or competitors.
Step 2
Our team maps each location from observed visitor data.
Step 3
A short call to take you through what the data shows and what it means for you.
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No. Huq doesn't sell card-level or merchant-level transaction records. It offers geo-spend data: spend by volume and category at any UK location, via Experian, alongside footfall, catchment, dwell time and visitor demographics in the same platform.
National consumer spending figures are published by the ONS, and banks and card providers publish regular spending reports. For spend at a specific place, such as a high street, shopping centre or retail park, Huq provides geo-spend by volume and category at any UK location, via Experian.
Footfall counts how many people visit a place; consumer spending data shows how much is spent there and on what. Together they show whether visits turn into spend. Huq offers both for UK locations in one platform, so you can compare them for exactly the same area.
Geo-spend is available in selected markets; in the UK it covers spend by volume and category at any location, via Experian. Huq's footfall, catchment and behaviour data covers all 35 of its markets. If you need spend for another country, ask us what's available there before you plan around it.
Huq's footfall and visit data refreshes weekly. You can view it by week, month or year, export CSV or Excel files, receive monthly PDF location reports, or take data feeds as Parquet and CSV files into Amazon S3 or Google Cloud Storage. Huq doesn't offer an API.
Yes. Tell us which towns, centres or sites you want to compare and Huq will prepare a free analysis of your locations, putting geo-spend next to footfall so you can judge whether it answers the question you'd planned to use transaction data for.
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Book a demoHuq is a location intelligence company. We turn anonymised mobile location data into footfall, catchment and visitor insight for any place, so retailers, property owners and local authorities can make decisions on evidence.
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