Map Provider Density & Count Facilities in a Radius

Center a Distance Radius on the site by typing its address or clicking the map, set Proximity Within to 25 miles, and add the ring. Click it and open Customize Metrics, choose Spreadsheet Data, and pick Group Count to read how many hospitals from your uploaded list fall inside. The number appears in the pop-out and updates as you resize or move the circle. Swap the radius to 20 or 60 miles to test a tighter or wider trade area, and the count follows the ring.

Two views cover it. The Boundary Tool fills ZIP codes or counties by a Marker Count / Location Density fill, so every region colors by how many providers land inside it, with a numeric key and the total on each area. For a smoother read, the Heat Mapping Tool by marker density puts a concentration gradient over the points, so clusters run hot and sparse areas run cold. Use the boundary fill to count by region and the heat map to see the shape of the market at a glance.

Yes. Drop a Distance Radius around any site, then click the ring and open Customize Metrics. Under Spreadsheet Data, pick Group Count and Maptive returns how many rows from your facility list fall inside the circle. If you color competitors and your own locations into separate groups with the Grouping Tool first, you can read each group's count against the same ring. The total recalculates whenever you resize the radius, so testing a 30-mile versus a 45-mile market takes one drag.

Set the Distance Radius to Apply To Group instead of Individual Location, then pick the group-column value that holds your sites. Maptive draws a ring of the same size around every marker in that group, and each ring keeps its own count through Customize Metrics and Group Count. This answers a portfolio-wide question in one step, so you compare how many competitors surround each store or clinic without drawing circles one at a time. Adjust the radius once and every ring resizes together.

Yes. Open the Boundary Tool, choose a boundary set such as ZIP Codes or Counties, and set the fill type to Marker Count / Location Density. Click Load Boundaries and each region colors by the number of facilities that land in it, with a color key of ranges and the count printed on each area. Fill Settings let you set the number of ranges, switch value ranges to percentage ranges, and pick a color per range, so saturated markets read darker and open ones read lighter.

A boundary count assigns an exact number to each ZIP code or county, so you read how many facilities sit in a defined region and compare regions directly. A heat map draws a smooth density gradient over the individual points, so it shows where providers concentrate without snapping to region lines. Use the boundary fill when you need a hard count per area for a report, and the heat map when you want the overall shape of the market, the clusters, and the gaps at a glance.

Yes. The Location Finder ranks the facilities on your map by distance from a point you pick, so you see the closest hospitals, clinics, or dealers to a candidate site in order. This pairs with the radius count when you need both the total inside a ring and the specific nearest providers by name. Together they answer how crowded a market is and which competitors sit right next door, from one uploaded list.

Click the radius and use its menu to Export Locations, or use Export File to pull every ring at once. Maptive sends the rows inside the circle to .xlsx, .tsv, .csv, or the clipboard, and you choose straight-line or driving distance, markers inside or outside the ring, and a closest-circle option when rings overlap. This hands you a clean workbook of the competing or target facilities in a market, ready for a site report.

Maptive holds up to 200,000 markers on a single map, so a full national facility list plots without splitting into batches. Geocoding fixes messy addresses and fills missing ZIP codes as the file loads, so the count you read from any ring or region covers the whole list. Large maps stay responsive because Maptive draws them on a WebGL layer, which keeps panning and zooming smooth even with tens of thousands of hospitals or dealers on one view.

Yes. Shade every ZIP code or county by a Marker Count fill and the color key ranks each market by how many facilities fall inside, so saturated and open areas read at a glance. To compare specific sites, ring each one with Apply To Group and read the counts side by side. Export the boundary totals or the radius rows to a workbook when you need the numbers next to each other, so a market-saturation review runs from one map.