Pulse Downtown Harrisonburg, VA
Live · updated 4s ago

Occupancy right now

EmptyModerateBusyPacked
Closed — last count reset at open
Bella Luna Wood-Fired Pizza 47 W Court Square · Restaurant
Sensor online Tue 2:14p
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Visitors so far
342
↑ 12% vs same time yesterday
Inside right now
32/ 80
40% of capacity
Predicted peak tonight
68people
at 7:45p · high confidence
Best day this week
587visitors
Friday · +18% vs weekly avg

Demand forecast

48-hour view · updated 2 min ago

Solid line is measured. Dashed line and shaded band are the forecast for the rest of today and tomorrow, based on your last 6 weeks of history and adjusted for weekday, weather, and event calendar.

Actual occupancy Forecast Confidence band (±15%) Now

Weekly heatmap

Last 4 weeks · average occupancy

Highlighted row is today. Hover any cell for the exact number.

Empty
At capacity

Peer comparison

This week

You vs. average downtown restaurant.

Bella Luna Downtown avg

Insights & recommendations

Auto-generated · reviewed weekly
You're 15% busier than the downtown restaurant average this week. Featured placement on the consumer map drove 47 map-to-visit conversions in the last 7 days.
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Thursday 6–8pm is your consistent peak. Consider adding one server. Over the last 4 weeks, Thursday 6–8pm averaged 74 people inside — the highest sustained window of your week. Wait times reached 25+ minutes.
Rain forecast for Wednesday. Expect traffic ~20% below normal. On the last 6 rainy Wednesdays, your traffic averaged 21% lower than the previous dry Wednesday. Consider a rain-day promotion.
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Downtown "quiet" traffic is peaking at 10am on weekdays — potential brunch opportunity. Downtown-wide foot traffic between 9–11am is up 24% vs last month, likely from JMU's new hybrid class schedule. You currently don't open until 11am.
Pulse For Business

Foot-traffic intelligence for downtown businesses

Know exactly how many people walk through your door.

Pulse is a small, discreet sensor that mounts above your entrance. It counts every person who walks in and out in real time, forecasts your busiest hours, and puts your business on the live downtown map that customers already use.

Limited installation slots each month · Application required

Pulse sensor shown from five angles: front, three-quarter, side, top, and back.
Now installing at select downtown Harrisonburg businesses · Expanding to Staunton, Lexington & Charlottesville

How it works

Three steps. Fifteen minutes. Then it just runs.

1

Apply and get approved

Tell us about your business. We review each application to make sure Pulse is a fit for your space, your hours, and your customer volume.

2

We install it for you

Our team mounts the sensor above your main entrance and plugs it into a nearby outlet. No electrician, no drilling, no rewiring — fifteen minutes and we're gone.

3

Data starts flowing

Your business appears on the live downtown map the same day. Your business dashboard opens with live occupancy, demand forecasts, and hourly patterns.

Diagram of the Pulse sensor installed above a storefront door, plugged into a standard wall outlet.

Installation

Zero disruption to your space.

The sensor is small enough to disappear above your door frame. It runs on a standard wall outlet — the same kind your point-of-sale uses — with a thin cable that hides inside a paintable trim channel. No visible wiring. No landlord permission for standard storefront installs.

  • Fits any doorway up to 2.4m wide
  • Runs on your existing WiFi (cellular available on request)
  • Plugs into any standard 120V outlet
  • Pauses cleanly during power outages

The device

Built to count people, not watch them.

Pulse doesn't record video. It doesn't capture faces. It doesn't identify individuals. It counts every person who crosses the threshold, in each direction, and nothing else. No information about any specific customer is ever stored, sent, or seen.

Size

110 × 55 × 22 mm

Smaller than a paperback book. Off-white housing with a brushed metal face.

Power

Standard USB-C

Uses less than $1 of electricity per year. No batteries to replace.

Connectivity

Your WiFi

Cellular fallback available on request for locations without WiFi.

Accuracy

98%+ in typical doorways

Detects entries and exits separately, in real time.

Privacy

No cameras. No faces.

People are counted, never identified. No image or biometric data captured.

Warranty

Covered for life of subscription

Failed unit replaced within 48 hours at no additional cost.

Pricing

One plan. No surprises.

Pulse Pro
$99/ month

Billed annually · sensor and installation included

  • Live occupancy dashboard for your business
  • 48-hour demand forecast built from your own history
  • Weekly heatmap and anonymized peer benchmarks
  • Automatic listing on the public downtown map
  • Sensor hardware, installation, and lifetime replacement
  • Email and phone support
Featured placement + $50 / month

Your business appears in the featured section of the consumer map. Available to any subscriber, capped by category so the section doesn't clutter.

Apply to install

Tell us about your business.

We install a limited number of sensors each month and review each application to make sure Pulse is a good fit for your space and goals. Expect a response within two business days.

Common questions

Answers.

Does Pulse use cameras or record video?

No. The sensor is not a camera. It uses a beam-based counting technology that measures when a person crosses the threshold of your doorway and in which direction. No image, video, or biometric information is ever captured, stored, or transmitted.

How accurate is the count?

In typical single-entrance storefronts, accuracy exceeds 98% over the course of a day. Extremely wide doorways or unusual foot-traffic patterns (very large groups walking abreast) can slightly reduce accuracy, which we account for during install.

What happens during a power outage or WiFi outage?

The sensor pauses cleanly during a power outage and resumes automatically when power returns. Brief WiFi drops are handled by local buffering, so no counting data is lost during short outages.

Do I own the data from my business?

Yes. Your business's occupancy data belongs to you. Pulse uses aggregated, anonymized data to power the public consumer map and peer benchmarks, but never sells or shares any individual business's raw data.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Annual plans are prepaid; if you cancel mid-year we prorate a refund and retrieve the sensor at our expense.

Why do I need to apply instead of buying directly?

We install a limited number of sensors each month and want to make sure Pulse is a good fit for your space and your goals before we commit installation time. Our current focus is walkable downtowns in Virginia small cities, and we prioritize businesses in those areas.

Do you sell sensors without the subscription?

Not at this time. The sensor and the software are designed to work together, and our installation, warranty, and replacement guarantees depend on the ongoing relationship. If you have a specific need that falls outside our standard offer, contact us and we'll discuss.