Life Events · RelocationShould you move? Do the maths first.
AI compares your current city against your target on cost of living, housing, jobs and lifestyle — plus a calculator that works out what the move does to your purchasing power using your own numbers.
20+
factors compared
Up to 4
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to results
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Moving without the maths is an expensive guess.
The same salary buys a completely different life in a different city
$80K in one place and $80K in another are not the same income, and the gap is mostly housing. Most people compare the salary and skip the rest.
The costs that decide it aren't the ones you're looking at
State and local taxes, car insurance, utilities in a different climate, childcare, and the price of flying back to see everyone. None of them appear in the rent listing you've been staring at.
Generic cost-of-living calculators compare averages, not you
They don't know your income, your family size, what you actually spend on, or whether your job survives the move. An average household isn't a household.
The decision gets made emotionally, then justified with numbers
You fall for a city on holiday, decide, and assemble the evidence afterwards. Ranking your priorities before you see any scores is the small discipline that prevents it.
What You Get
The full picture — before you pack a single box.
Side-by-Side Comparison
Costs, housing, safety, climate and jobs in one report.
Purchasing Power Calculator
Income, housing and living costs — the arithmetic, done.
Housing Affordability Analyzer
What your budget actually gets, plus neighbourhoods to check.
Weighted Decision Matrix
Up to four cities scored on your ranked priorities.
Moving Cost Planner
An itemised budget, contingency, and month-by-month countdown.
Verify-It-Yourself List
What to check on official sources before trusting any of it.
How It Works
From 'should I move?' to a decision you can defend in 10 minutes.
1
Enter your cities and your numbers
Current city, target city, income, housing costs, household, and what's actually driving the move.
~5 minutes2
Get the comparison and run the calculator
A side-by-side report on 20+ factors, then the purchasing power maths on your own figures.
~3 minutes3
Verify, score, and decide
Check the flagged figures against real listings and official sources, score your options, and set a decision date.
~10 minutes20+
factors compared, with the uncertain ones flagged for you to verify — so the decision rests on checked numbers rather than a holiday feeling
4
cities scored at once
1
calculator on your own figures
1
honest case against moving
Questions
Everything you need to know.
How accurate is the cost of living comparison?
Treat it as a well-informed starting point, not data. The AI works from general knowledge rather than a live feed — it can't query BLS, Census or listing sites — so rents, tax rates and salary ranges are given as ranges, the uncertain ones are flagged, and you get a specific list of what to verify and where. The calculator is the precise part, because it runs on figures you've researched yourself rather than on estimates.
What does the calculator actually do?
The arithmetic people get wrong under excitement. You enter income before and after, housing before and after, and how much everything else differs — it returns the yearly change in housing, the change in income, and what you're left with. Tax differences sit outside it deliberately, because they vary too much to guess and belong in the report where they can be flagged for checking.
Can I compare more than two cities?
Up to four at once. You rank your priorities first — deliberately before seeing any scores — then each city is scored on each factor and weighted by your ranking. It names which to eliminate first, and says where the gap between the top two is too small for a score to decide it.
My job is remote — does location still matter financially?
It's usually the biggest single variable, because your income stops moving with the city while your costs don't. Keeping a high-cost salary in a lower-cost city can shift your position substantially — how substantially depends entirely on the two cities and your housing, which is exactly what the calculator is for rather than a headline figure.
We have children — does it compare schools?
Yes, and it flags the thing people miss: a good school catchment usually shows up in the housing price, so the schools and the affordability numbers aren't independent. If schools matter most, weight them heavily in the matrix — and verify current ratings yourself, since they change.
Is this financial or tax advice?
No. It's a structured comparison and a calculator. Tax rules differ by state, city and country and change regularly, and where they materially affect the answer the report says so and tells you to confirm with an accountant rather than guessing on your behalf.
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