Last updated: 18 August 2026
This translation is provided for convenience. The French version prevails.
These terms govern access to the SBLA service (Swiss Business Location Analyzer) available at business.my-swiss.ch, as well as access to its API and to the white-label widget. Using the service constitutes acceptance of these terms.
SBLA assesses the commercial potential of a unit in Switzerland from an address and a type of activity (NOGA code): catchment area, competition, purchasing power, accessibility, set-up costs and summary verdict. The analyses are produced from public data, and the narrative part of the report is generated by artificial intelligence.
The service is aimed at professionals — founders, property and letting agencies, advisers — in the course of their economic activity. It is not designed for private consumer use.
| Offering | Reports included per month | Price | White label |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trial | 5 | Free | No |
| Starter | 30 | CHF 129 / month | No |
| Pro | 150 | CHF 490 / month | Yes |
| Enterprise | Tailored | On quotation | Yes |
Prices in Swiss francs. A report is counted against the quota when it gives rise to content generation by artificial intelligence. Quotas do not carry over from one month to the next. If the quota is exceeded, generation is blocked until the period renews or until an upgrade to a higher offering.
Subscriptions are concluded for one month and are automatically renewed on expiry, until termination. Payment is made by card through our provider Stripe, which alone processes the payment data: the publisher never has access to the card number. The charge is taken on subscription, then on each renewal. If payment fails, access may be suspended.
The publisher may change its prices for future periods. Any change is announced at least 30 days before it takes effect, by email to the account address. A customer who does not accept the new price may terminate before it comes into force.
The subscription may be terminated at any time from the customer area. It ends on expiry of the current period, which remains due and usable until its term. No pro rata refund is made for a period already begun. The publisher may terminate in the event of a serious breach of these terms.
Swiss law provides no statutory right of withdrawal for contracts concluded online. No cooling-off period therefore applies, subject to any written agreement to the contrary.
To the extent permitted by law, the publisher's liability is excluded for indirect damage, in particular loss of profit and loss of customers or of business. For direct damage, it is limited to the amount actually invoiced to the customer during the twelve months preceding the triggering event. These limitations apply neither in the event of gross or intentional fault, nor in the event of harm to life or physical integrity.
The service is provided "as is", with no quantified availability commitment, save under a separate written agreement for an Enterprise offering. It depends on external interfaces — FSO, swisstopo, OpenStreetMap, commercial register, route calculation, artificial intelligence service — whose unavailability may temporarily degrade certain analyses. The report then flags the missing data rather than silently substituting a value for it. Interruptions for maintenance may occur.
The application, its code, its interface and its brand belong to the publisher. The customer receives a non-exclusive and non-transferable right of use, limited to the duration of their subscription.
The reports produced may be used freely by the customer in the course of their activity, including being passed on to their own clients. Reselling them as a standalone product, or republishing them in volume, requires a white-label offering or a written agreement.
The source data remains the property of its providers and continues to be subject to their respective licences, listed in the legal notice.
The processing of personal data is described in the privacy policy, which forms an integral part of these terms.
The publisher may amend these terms. Subscription holders are informed by email at least 30 days before they come into force; continued use beyond that date constitutes acceptance. The version applicable to an order is the one published on this page on the date of that order.
These terms are governed by Swiss law, excluding conflict-of-law rules and the Vienna Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. The exclusive place of jurisdiction is Lausanne, subject to any mandatory jurisdiction provided by law.