Claro by Casafari · AI search for commercial premises across Spain Describe the premises you need. Get the ones that fit, with proof.

Claro is Casafari’s AI search for commercial premises. You describe the site you need in plain words or upload your expansion brief, and Claro checks every premises on the market against each criterion, returning ranked premises with a met, not met or not stated verdict and the evidence behind it.

A portal shows ads, often the same unit several times, filtered by price and size. Claro searches Casafari’s property graph, one record per property, and reads each description in full. It finds facts such as a smoke outlet or licence in the agency’s own words, adds footfall and catchment figures where available, and tells you which premises meet every criterion, with the source for each verdict.

Claro searches commercial premises for rent or for sale across Spain: name any city or province in your brief, or none to search the whole country. As of 15 October 2026, Casafari’s property graph holds 230,447 commercial properties on the market across Spain, 158,869 of them retail; new ones are added every night. Madrid has 13,498 premises and Barcelona 12,964, each counted once.

Claro covers shops and retail units, restaurant and café premises, offices, warehouses, industrial units, hotels and other commercial premises, both for rent and for sale. A brief can ask for any of them, and Claro reads each property’s own description to check the details your business needs.

Where available, premises across Spain show footfall within a five-minute walk (footfall index, weekday versus weekend, by time of day, locals versus commuters versus tourists), residents within a 10-minute walk and drive, age mix, household income, spending power, and the restaurants, cafés, shops, supermarkets and gyms nearby. For recently added premises, these fill in over the following days.

No. Every fact Claro shows comes from the agency’s own words or from measured data, and is shown with its source. If the agency does not mention something, for example a smoke outlet, Claro marks that criterion “not stated” instead of assuming yes or no.

Yes. Upload the brief you already have as a PDF, Word, Excel or PowerPoint file, or a photo of a printed page, in any language. Claro turns it into criteria you can see, searches every premises against them and returns a ranked shortlist with exact counts, verdicts and evidence.

Claro is built for expansion managers, real estate and site-selection managers at multi-site operators such as retail chains, gyms, restaurant and coffee groups, pharmacies, clinics and franchise networks, and for the consultants and agents who search for premises on their behalf.

Yes. Anyone can run one free search on this page without signing up: type or upload a brief and see matching premises, exact counts, verdicts with evidence and, where available, the footfall around each one. More searches, every result, dossiers and comparison are in Claro: create a free account, and your first search there is free too. After that, buy credits or choose a plan on your Casafari account.

Yes: Claro has an MCP server and a REST API, so Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Cursor and your own agents can run a brief, refine it, open dossiers, compare premises and read location figures, with the same evidence as the app. Agents can also run this page’s free search. See Claro in your assistant and your systems; developers start at the developer reference.

Yes, with access: add the Claro MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot or Cursor with a platform key or OAuth from platform.casafari.com, then ask in plain words, for example for corner units in Valencia with a smoke outlet. Your assistant gets exact counts, a verdict per criterion with the agency’s own words, and footfall and catchment figures where your account includes location data.

Yes: the Claro API lets your site-selection tool, CRM or BI run a brief on a schedule, page through every match, score each premises with your own model and explain any location, including premises found elsewhere. Every figure comes with its unit and source, and every fact with its quote. Your developers start at the developer reference.

Your briefs, your own store list and the rival brands you name stay in your account; other Claro customers never see them. Location data is a paid entitlement on each account, so figures appear only where yours includes it. Counts are exact, evidence is quoted, and anything the agency does not say is “not stated”, never “no”.

Each premises comes with a dossier: a verdict per criterion with its quoted evidence, footfall and catchment figures, what is nearby, and a link to the agency’s own listing. You can compare up to five premises side by side and mark each one shortlist, maybe or no.

Describe it in a brief, for example “restaurant in Madrid, ground floor, 120–250 m², smoke outlet”. Claro reads each premises in Madrid, or in any Spanish city you name, and marks the smoke outlet met, not met or not stated, quoting the agency’s own words, so you only visit premises whose description says they have one.

A good expansion brief states the city or districts, the size range, the rent or price ceiling, whether it must be at street level, the frontage and shop window, the technical needs of the business such as a smoke outlet, licence or ceiling height, and the footfall and catchment you need around the premises.

It is an index of pedestrian activity within a five-minute walk of the premises that compares places with each other; it is not a head count. Claro shows it, where available, for premises across Spain, split between weekdays and weekends, by time of day, and between locals, commuters and tourists, so you can compare streets on the same measure.

No. Claro by Casafari is an AI search for commercial premises, made by Casafari, the real estate data company. It has no link to the telecom operator Claro. It helps expansion and real estate teams find shops, restaurant premises, gyms and offices that fit their brief, with evidence for each criterion.