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Market Intelligence questions

Where does the labor market data come from?

Directly from U.S. government sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics wage and unemployment data, GSA per-diem tables, U.S. Census population figures, and BEA cost-of-living — the same datasets economists use, refreshed on the government’s schedule and cited on every report. The data is public; what you pay for is the curation: assembling, resolving and presenting it in one client-ready report.

How specific does the location data get?

Metro-area level for every trade we cover, with ZIP-code resolution for small towns — and a clearly labeled statewide fallback when the federal tables don’t publish a separate figure for a tiny market. You always know exactly which geography a number describes.

Can I put my own branding and rates on a report?

Yes — the White-Label option replaces RoadTrades branding with your company name or logo, adds your recommended pay rate and per diem, and notes who prepared it. Enterprise plans include it unlimited; on any other plan white-label a report à la carte — a $49 White-Label Upgrade brands a report you already have, or $99 buys a new report with white-label included.

Are reports included in my plan?

Yes — every recruiter plan includes Market Intelligence reports, from 1 a month on Starter up to 20 a month on Enterprise (unlimited White-Label included on Enterprise). Need just one without a plan? Single reports are available à la carte.

How is this different from posting a job and seeing what happens?

Posting and praying costs you two weeks. A report tells you in one minute whether the local bench is deep enough to fill the role, what the market actually pays, and what a traveler package needs to look like — before you commit to a bill rate.

About the data: RoadTrades Market Intelligence reports are built from publicly available U.S. government datasets (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, GSA, U.S. Census Bureau, BEA, CareerOneStop). RoadTrades does not sell or claim ownership of this public data — what you purchase is the curation: live aggregation, cross-referencing, geographic resolution, analysis, and client-ready presentation in a single report. Reports are informational only, provided as-is, U.S. locations only, and are not legal, financial, or employment advice. RoadTrades is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency. See our Terms of Service.