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Find the U.S. states that deserve a closer look for your life.
The U.S. State Match Report begins with you—not a generic ranking. It uses your household, budget, work, healthcare, housing, climate, safety, accessibility, family, language, and community priorities to identify promising states, show what each could offer, and explain the tradeoffs that matter.
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Report overview
U.S. State Match ReportDiscover the U.S. states where your needs, preferences, budget, and desired way of life may come together especially well.
What you get
- A personalized shortlist of U.S. states worth investigating
- An explanation of why each state may fit your priorities
- A clear view of the strengths, tradeoffs, and questions that could affect the fit
- A structured starting point for deeper state and local research
Personalized relocation intelligence. Evidence-led, independent from sponsors, and designed to support, not replace, your judgment.
Inside the State Match sample
See how a broad search becomes a focused shortlist.
The sample does more than name states. It explains why each option rose, where it conflicts with the household, and what still has to be checked locally.
Illustrative sample: created from a fictionalized questionnaire profile. It does not describe a real customer.
- District of Columbia
- 3.9 / 5
- Healthcare-centered fit with meaningful watchpoints.
- New Jersey
- Shared jobs
- The strongest shared job-market case in the scored recommendations.
- Maryland
- Health + schools
- Major healthcare depth with more room to test small-town school options.
- Wyoming
- Wildcard
- Lower housing pressure and lifestyle fit, but much thinner healthcare and employment depth.
From the sample report
District of Columbia rises because healthcare is important to your household and Washington offers exceptional specialist, academic-medical, hospital, and emergency-care depth. The Washington–Arlington–Alexandria labor market also supports plausible paths for the plumber, lawyer, and dentist, although it is the District’s only evaluated shared labor market. This is an urban choice rather than the small-town or rural setting you said you prefer. It asks you to accept severe housing pressure in exchange for concentrated employment, transit, medical care, and educational options.
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Your report uses your own answers, so the states, numbers, and watchpoints reflect your life, not the sample’s.
Who it is for
A report designed for a particular stage of the decision.
Your questionnaire tells the report what deserves the most attention: household, budget, work, healthcare, safety, schools, accessibility, housing, transportation, climate, community, timing, and practical constraints.
- People who are open to several U.S. states and need a focused starting point
- Households whose decision involves more than taxes or cost of living
- People who want personalized possibilities without being told where they must live
- Customers who want to narrow a national search before researching individual places
What it examines
Personalized analysis across the factors that shape real life.
- Affordability, taxes, housing, insurance, and practical budget fit
- Employment, remote-work, licensing, and career considerations
- Healthcare access, ongoing care, disability, and accessibility needs
- Climate preferences, natural hazards, infrastructure, and resilience
- Schools, family needs, safety priorities, language, culture, and community fit
- Practical realities, tradeoffs, open questions, and matters worth verifying
What you receive
Useful structure without false certainty.
- A personalized shortlist of U.S. states worth investigating
- An explanation of why each state may fit your priorities
- A clear view of the strengths, tradeoffs, and questions that could affect the fit
- A structured starting point for deeper state and local research
Who this report helps
Two careers, one move.
Dana and Marcus live in Ohio. She’s a nurse and he’s a software engineer, and neither wants to move for one career at the expense of the other. A State Match narrows the map to states where both kinds of work are in demand and wages go further after housing costs, and flags the nursing license-transfer questions to check before they commit.
Illustrative example, not a customer review.
Picture the move
A state decision is really a decision about the life you will build there.
Housing, family routines, community, work, healthcare, schools, and everyday quality of life all come together after the boxes arrive. StateMatcher is designed to help you investigate that whole picture.
Your decision remains yours
StateMatcher does not declare that one place is universally best or tell you where you must live. It helps you identify promising options, understand tradeoffs, recognize risks, and organize the research and verification that should happen next.
Ready when you are
Buy your State Match.
Check out securely, then complete or reuse your questionnaire so your report is built around your household, priorities, constraints, and plans.
- 1Secure checkout
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- 2Your questionnaire
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- 3Your report
Your report is prepared around your answers and delivered to My Reports in your account.
U.S. State Match Report
$19One-time purchase
- A personalized shortlist of U.S. states worth investigating
- An explanation of why each state may fit your priorities
- A clear view of the strengths, tradeoffs, and questions that could affect the fit
- A structured starting point for deeper state and local research
Secure checkout and fulfillment through FlagSeek. Partner and discount codes are applied at checkout.
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