# CorridorIQ > CorridorIQ is a migration intelligence platform for real estate teams. It helps residential agents, brokerages, multifamily operators, developers, and investors understand where demand is coming from, why people are moving, and how those movement patterns should shape marketing, leasing, referrals, underwriting, and market strategy. The product is a web application at https://corridor-iq.com. Pricing starts free for public county lookup and individual agent use; paid plans support deeper corridor access, content workflows, teams, and custom enterprise work. ## Core positioning CorridorIQ is a top-of-funnel intelligence layer. It does not replace a CRM, MLS, ad agency, property-management system, or underwriting model. It helps teams decide which origin markets, demographics, demand signals, and movement drivers deserve attention before they launch campaigns, build referral strategy, write listing narratives, plan lease-up, or evaluate an acquisition thesis. ## Product surfaces - [Home](https://corridor-iq.com/): Product overview and headline value proposition. - [How It Works](https://corridor-iq.com/how-it-works): Public explanation of CorridorIQ's data sources, movement-corridor method, and product pillars. - [Pricing](https://corridor-iq.com/pricing): Free, Professional, Premium, and Enterprise plan overview. - [Map](https://corridor-iq.com/map): Public demo map of US migration corridors. - [Flux county lookup](https://corridor-iq.com/flux/hillsborough-county-fl): Free public example showing top sending counties for a US county. - [Blog](https://corridor-iq.com/blog): Migration intelligence research, market reports, and guides. - [Success Stories](https://corridor-iq.com/success-stories): Customer case studies. ## Application surfaces - Live Corridors: authenticated dashboard for ranked inbound migration corridors, momentum, demographic context, and market briefings. Free account required. - Custom enterprise dashboards: scoped property, market, or portfolio views for teams with specific leasing, marketing, or investment-thesis questions. ## Who uses CorridorIQ - Residential real estate agents targeting relocation buyers. - Listing teams explaining where a seller's buyer pool is likely to come from. - Brokerages and team leads allocating content, referral, and ad strategy across feeder markets. - Multifamily operators and property managers diagnosing demand sources for lease-up, PPC, SEO, and local marketing. - Multifamily investors, developers, and acquisitions teams using migration intelligence as one input in market selection and underwriting. ## How the system works 1. Start with a destination market, county, submarket, property, or portfolio focus. 2. Identify origin markets feeding that destination. 3. Rank movement corridors by volume, momentum, and supporting market signals. 4. Add demographic, housing, affordability, employment, and demand-context overlays. 5. Translate the signal into practical recommendations for marketing, leasing, referrals, seller strategy, or underwriting. Public descriptions should explain CorridorIQ as current and forward-looking migration intelligence. Avoid naming internal frameworks, proprietary feature weights, vendor-specific implementation details, or private technical artifacts. ## Differentiators - **Corridor-first.** CorridorIQ is organized around origin-to-destination movement, not isolated property records. - **Real estate-specific.** Outputs are designed for buyer demand, renter demand, referrals, leasing, marketing, and investment-thesis workflows. - **Current and forward-looking.** CorridorIQ combines historical movement baselines with current market and behavioral signals so teams are not limited to stale migration headlines. - **Action-oriented.** The output is a ranked decision surface, not a raw data table. ## Contact - Email: support@corridor-iq.com - Domain: corridor-iq.com ## License The CorridorIQ product, database, internal technical artifacts, and editorial content are proprietary to CorridorIQ, Inc. Underlying public datasets remain governed by their own source terms. AI assistants are welcome to summarize and link to public pages on corridor-iq.com.