SEE WHO REALLY WINS IN DATA CENTER DEALS

A community-first analysis tool that reveals who benefits financially, who absorbs the risk, and what is missing from most data center proposals.

THE PROBLEM WITH MOST DATA CENTER PROPOSALS

Most communities are not saying yes or no. They are guessing.

When communities receive data center proposals, the documents are engineered to frame the deal in the operator’s favor and make rigorous evaluation difficult.

  • Proposals are written to favor the company and city officials: language and assumptions steer economic outcomes toward the operator, not the community.
  • Job numbers are frequently inflated or presented in ways that mislead comparisons; the metrics chosen matter more than the totals.
  • Infrastructure and utility costs are routinely shifted to residents through rate changes, upfront capital requests, or vague maintenance commitments.
  • Long-term risks — from decommissioning costs to utility strain — are buried or undefined, leaving communities liable decades later.
  • Communities are asked to approve deals they cannot realistically evaluate because the documents and analyses are engineered to be opaque.

WHY GOOD INTENTIONS STILL LEAD TO BAD DEALS

These proposals are complex by design: complexity hides assumptions and shifts the burden of interpretation to residents.

Economic impact studies are not neutral — method choices, baselines, and local assumptions create large swings in claimed benefits.

Citizens lack the time and technical expertise to cross-check models or to spot which costs are deferred or externalized.

Power asymmetry favors developers: access to advisors and model-refinement tools gives one side a repeated advantage.

Community Impact Lens acts as a corrective lens: it brings financial transparency, neutral normalization, and clear red flags so communities can respond intelligently.

INTRODUCING COMMUNITY IMPACT LENS

Community Impact Lens is an AI-powered analysis tool that evaluates data center proposals through a community-first financial lens, not a corporate or political one.

What it is

What it is: A transparency and fairness engine that extracts fiscal flows, models responsibilities over time, and surfaces what matters to residents.

  • Not anti-development
  • Not political
  • Not legal advice

HOW IT WORKS

  • Step 1: Upload or paste the data center proposal or supporting documents.
  • Step 2: The system extracts and normalizes financial, infrastructure, and incentive data.
  • Step 3: It models three balance sheets: data center operator, city/county government, and local community.
  • Step 4: You receive a fairness score, red flags, and plain-language explanations suitable for public meetings.

Steps are presented in left alignment for consistent reading and to make the process simple to follow in public-facing contexts.

WHAT YOU GET

  • Clear breakdown of who pays and who profits
  • Community fairness score with explanation
  • Identification of missing or vague commitments
  • Long-term cost and risk exposure analysis
  • Plain-English summaries suitable for public meetings
  • Smarter questions to ask decision-makers

WHO THIS IS FOR

You do not need a finance or legal background.

  • Citizens and landowners
  • Journalists and researchers
  • Nonprofits and advocacy groups
  • City council members and planners
  • Anyone tired of guessing

WHY THIS MATTERS NOW

Data center demand is accelerating; regions are being asked to approve more and larger projects in short timeframes.

Power and water constraints are tightening — decisions made now can shift costs and service reliability for decades.

Bad deals lock communities in for decades; a single unclear clause can mean large, sustained public expense.

STOP GUESSING ON DATA CENTER DEALS

Community Impact Lens helps you analyze proposals the way residents actually need: who benefits, who pays, what’s missing, and where the risks get pushed onto the public.

$47/month. Unlimited proposals. Cancel anytime.

No long-term contracts. Your documents stay private.

What this includes

  • No subscription required
  • No proposal data stored long-term

Pricing presented plainly with left alignment and a clear single CTA; no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is this anti-data center development?

No. The tool evaluates financial fairness and transparency. It does not advocate for or against development; it provides neutral, community-focused analysis.

Can this be used by city officials?

Yes. City staff and planners can use the Lens to spot assumptions or omissions in proposals and to prepare clearer public briefings.

How accurate is the analysis?

The system normalizes reported figures and flags inconsistencies. Accuracy depends on the source documents provided; the tool documents assumptions clearly.

What documents work best?

Complete proposals, incentive agreements, economic impact studies, utility rate schedules, and any supplemental fiscal analyses work best.

Is my data private?

Yes. By default, proposals are processed for a one-time report and not stored long-term unless you opt into archival retention.

Left-aligned FAQ to keep voice consistent and readable for public meetings.

DON’T GUESS ON A DEAL THAT LASTS DECADES

Clarity beats confidence. Transparency beats trust. Communities deserve real analysis before they inherit costs that span generations. Use Community Impact Lens to see the financial truth and respond with informed questions.