London geospatial AI startup EvaluateLocate raises £300K seed round to launch location insights app across the UK

EvaluateLocate, a London-based geospatial AI startup, has closed a £300,000 seed round at a £2.75 million valuation. The raise coincides with the launch of its subscription app in the UK, the first step in what the company hopes will be a global rollout.

The fresh capital will help accelerate the development of new predictive models, a core part of the company’s growth strategy. EvaluateLocate’s pitch is simple but ambitious: give businesses instant, affordable access to location intelligence—something that has long been the preserve of large organizations with deep budgets.

At the heart of the company’s product is its GeoSpatial Predictor (GSP), which draws on more than a decade of curated data from trusted UK sources such as the ONS, Land Registry, Companies House, and Nomis. This data is layered with proprietary algorithms to deliver predictive insights that can be used across industries from real estate and infrastructure to finance, retail, and government.

The new UK app offers over 100 metrics and can index and rate every location in the country. According to the company, the first proprietary model, GSP-1, has been developed with input from partners across multiple sectors to make location analysis both faster and more precise.

EvaluateLocate CEO Adam Kirby said, “We believe every decision maker should have access to location insight on demand. This investment brings that closer and accelerates our product pipeline.”

Kirby added, “We are addressing the growing need for precise and constantly updated location intelligence. The UK market alone is huge, while globally this is already a 100 billion dollar market. Our unique technical architecture enables high-resolution, predictive location intelligence at scale in seconds.”

EvaluateLocate is betting that the combination of speed, affordability, and predictive depth will help it carve out a space in the booming market for location-based intelligence. With the seed funding secured and its UK app now live, the company has set its sights on scaling beyond its home market.