The commute analysis engine for commercial real estate websites

Your listings tell tenants about the building. Commutro tells them it fits their people.

Commutro answers the question every office tenant is really asking: which building works best for our employees' commutes? It lives on your website as a free tool for your prospects. They get a ranked rush-hour report. Your leasing team gets the lead: who is shopping, what they are comparing, and the workforce behind the search.

One embed snippet. Installs in a day. Leads go straight to your leasing team.

Commute report
Prepared for Northlight Analytics
123 employees across 19 ZIP codes · measured against today's office
Acme Properties
Your office today: the benchmark. It carries no rank.
89 E 42nd St, New York, NY 10017
20.5minMedian one-way
28,758hrs/yrWorkforce person-hours
01 Ranked candidates
BuildingMedian90th pctPerson-hrs
1 28-07 Jackson Ave, Long Island City, NY 23.1+2.6 66.0-1.4 29,571+813
2 111 River St, Hoboken, NJ 22.3+1.8 72.0+4.6 29,703+945
3 1 Liberty Plaza, New York, NY 21.1+0.6 75.7+8.3 29,960+1,202
Ranked by total annual person-hours, using the faster of driving and transit for each employee. + red is worse than today, - green better.
Powered byCommutro Ref G8ZTDEEW · methodology appendix included
New lead · just now
Sarah Chen, Head of Operations
Northlight Analytics · sarah.chen@northlight.com
Comparing 3 buildings against today's office
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A fair trade, built into your website.

Most leasing sites offer floor plans and adjectives. Commutro offers an analysis a tenant needs, and asks for something honest in return.

What your visitors get

A real analysis, free

  • An instant commute snapshot for up to 3 candidate buildings.
  • A full report by email: every building ranked by rush-hour commute, using the fastest way in for each employee.
  • An executive PDF and a link they can share with their CFO or broker.
  • A methodology appendix behind every figure in the report.
What your leasing team gets

A qualified lead, instantly

  • Who: name, work email, and company, verified by the report delivery itself.
  • What: the exact buildings they are weighing, against their current office.
  • Workforce: headcount and ZIP-level geography.
  • Alerts at capture and when the report is opened, plus a CSV export for your pipeline.
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How it works

You add one line of code. The tenant does the rest.

A visitor runs the free snapshot

Current office, candidate buildings, employee ZIP codes. Instant preliminary estimates, no traffic applied.

They request the full report

Name, work email, company. That is the whole form. Your team is alerted the moment it is submitted.

The report arrives by email

A secure link runs the full rush-hour analysis: peak traffic, schedule-based transit, fastest mode per employee.

Your team gets the results too

A second alert with the ranking when the prospect opens their report. You see what they see.

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Credibility is the product.

The report reads like an analyst wrote it: ranked candidates with deltas against today's office, commute bands at 30, 45, and 60 minutes, who gains and who loses in a move, a workforce map, and annual commute-hours impact.

Every figure is reproducible, and every report carries its own methodology appendix. Your page stops being a brochure and becomes an instrument.

Sample shown with demo data: a 123-person workforce across 19 ZIP codes, measured against today's office. The full report adds a workforce map with headcount per ZIP. The engine's charts use its own neutral palette on every host site.

Commute report
Prepared for Northlight Analytics
August 5, 2026 · 123 employees across 19 ZIP codes · Ref G8ZTDEEW
Acme Properties
Your office today: the benchmark. Every figure below is measured against it; it carries no rank. Times are door-to-door by the faster of driving and transit per employee.
89 E 42nd St, New York, NY 10017 transit median 24.4 min · transit is faster for 26.8% of staff
20.5minMedian one-way
31.9minMean one-way
67.4min90th percentile
28,758hrs/yrWorkforce person-hours
01 Ranked candidates
BuildingMedian90th pctPerson-hrs
1 28-07 Jackson Ave, Long Island City, NYtransit median 26.5 min · faster for 29.3% of staff 23.1+2.6 66.0-1.4 29,571+813
2 111 River St, Hoboken, NJtransit median 25.8 min · faster for 30.1% of staff 22.3+1.8 72.0+4.6 29,703+945
3 1 Liberty Plaza, New York, NYtransit median 24.8 min · faster for 30.1% of staff 21.1+0.6 75.7+8.3 29,960+1,202
Ranked by total annual person-hours, using the faster of driving and transit for each employee. + red is worse than today, - green better.
02 Commute bands
Under 30 min 30 to 45 min 45 to 60 min Over 60 min
Today · 89 E 42nd St 67% 12% 15%
1 · 28-07 Jackson Ave 67% 12% 15%
2 · 111 River St 62% 15% 19%
3 · 1 Liberty Plaza 64% 13% 19%
Share of employees per one-way commute band; darker means longer.
03 Movement vs. today
Improve over 15 min Improve 5 to 15 min Within 5 min Worsen 5 to 15 min Worsen over 15 min
1 · 28-07 Jackson Ave 12% 72% 16% no 60' crossings
2 · 111 River St 28% 32% 40% 10 newly over 60'5 newly under 60'
3 · 1 Liberty Plaza 31% 27% 42% 10 newly over 60'5 newly under 60'
Hover a segment for the employee count · workforce map in the full report Powered byCommutro
See it live

Run a real analysis right now.

The demo is the full engine. Enter a current office, a few candidate buildings, and a handful of ZIP codes, and watch the report build itself. Then picture it on your site, under your name.

Open the demo app.commutro.com
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Why tenants trust it

The engine never sells a building. It ranks, it measures, it reports.

Rush-hour reality, not radius circles

Typical weekday-morning peak traffic from historical speed profiles, and transit from published rail, subway, light rail, and ferry timetables.

Every employee counted

Per-employee weighting by headcount. The ranking minimizes total annual commute-hours across the whole workforce.

Privacy by design

Employee locations are reduced to ZIP codes on the spot. Street addresses are never stored, so tenants can share their data without hesitation.

Reproducible numbers

Deterministic results with a pinned traffic reference date and a methodology appendix in every report.

Lead · delivered to leasing Alert 1 of 2 · sent at capture
NameSarah Chen
RoleHead of Operations
CompanyNorthlight Analytics
Work emailsarah.chen@northlight.com
Comparing 28-07 Jackson Ave (yours) · 111 River St · 1 Liberty Plaza · vs today's office at 89 E 42nd St
Workforce123 employees across 19 ZIP codes
Next alertWhen the report is opened, with the ranking. You see what they see.
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Not a form fill. A decision in progress.

Nobody runs a commute analysis for their whole workforce out of idle curiosity. A Commutro lead is a company that is actively choosing an office, and it arrives with the one thing cold outreach never has: the competitive set.

Your leasing team knows which buildings they are up against before the first call, and whether your building already won the commute argument. Alerts arrive by email, and a CSV export feeds your pipeline.

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Built for the people who fill buildings.

For landlords

Your building, with receipts

Put Commutro on your building's site. Every prospect who is quietly comparing you against the tower down the street tells you so.

When your location wins on the numbers, the report proves it in a form a CFO can forward: closer to where workforces live, better transit, faster peak drives.

For brokerages

Every listing page becomes a lead page

Run Commutro across your portfolio site. Each report reveals an active requirement: the company, the decision maker, the shortlist, the workforce geography.

Your agents stop guessing who is in the market. The tool your site gives away for free becomes the pipeline your competitors do not have.

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Installs in a day.

Commutro embeds in your existing site and is configured with your company name and your buildings. No rebuild, no redesign. The widget adopts your typography through a design token swap, so it reads as part of your site.

  • Works on building sites, portfolio pages, and listing pages
  • Your site, your name, your leads; the Powered by Commutro badge appears on every embed and report
  • Alerts by email, webhook to your CRM, and a CSV export for your pipeline
  • Every lead your site generates is delivered straight to your team
<!-- Commutro: paste before </body> -->
<script async src="https://embed.commutro.com/v1.js"
    data-site="acme-properties"></script>
<div id="commutro"></div>

Reference placement: your identity left, the badge right.

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Questions landlords ask us

Where does the commute data come from?

Driving times use typical weekday-morning peak traffic from historical speed profiles. Transit times come from published rail, subway, light rail, and ferry timetables. Results are deterministic, with a pinned traffic reference date and a methodology appendix in every report.

What if my building doesn't rank first?

Then you have learned something your competitors have not: who the prospect is, what they are comparing, and where you stand. Your team can lead with the levers you control, such as terms, fit-out, and amenities. Most shortlists are local, so buildings that attract the same tenants tend to rank closely.

Do visitors have to hand over their details?

The instant snapshot is free with no form at all. The full report is delivered by email, and the request form is three fields: name, work email, company. No report, no lead. It is an even trade and visitors understand it.

What about employee privacy?

Employee locations are reduced to ZIP codes on the spot, and street addresses are never stored. Tenants can share their data without hesitation, which is what makes the analysis work.

Whose lead is it?

Every lead generated on your site is delivered to your leasing team in full: contact, shortlist, and workforce profile, the moment it is captured.

Will it look like a third-party widget bolted onto my site?

No. Commutro is an ingredient brand: your site, your name, your leads. The widget adopts your typography through a design token swap. One thing is ours: the Powered by Commutro badge on every embed and report, the mark of a neutral engine your prospects can trust.

What does it cost?

Flat monthly pricing per site, with portfolio pricing for brokerages and multi-building landlords. There are no per-lead fees. Email us for a quote and a live demo on your own building.

See it live

Put a real answer on your website.

Run a real analysis on the demo, then put it on your site. A 15-minute call is enough to see Commutro configured with your company name, your buildings, and a sample report in your inbox.

hello@commutro.com. We reply the same day.