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Vermont Competitor Saturation & Market Analysis

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Analyze competitor saturation, customer density, and market opportunities in Vermont.

You 9/24/26, 11:44 AM
Show me competitor saturation and resident-to-business ratios in Vermont.
Map AI 9/24/26, 11:44 AM

Vermont has businesses across 9 categories. Recreation leads with a Customer Density of ~169 residents per business — a higher number signals less competition.

Businesses by Category in Vermont

    Source: OpenStreetMap contributors

    Business Density Compared With the U.S.

    Area Businesses Residents per Business
    Vermont 10,258 63
    United States 3,293,485 102

    Vermont has about 63 residents per business, compared to 102 in US. That makes the local market more saturated and more competitive than the overall market in US.

    Map: Competitor Density & Market Saturation Across Vermont

    Total businesses per county — darker means higher competitor density

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    Businesses per county

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    Vermont Businesses Compared With Nearby States

    Vermont is the smallest of the 6 states compared here, 646,793 residents against a local median of 3,347,044. Where Vermont breaks from the states next to it is businesses per 10k people, sitting 75% above the local median of 91.0 at 159.2.

    Businesses tells the same story from another angle: 10,300 against a local median of 28,285, 64% below it. The states themselves spread 44.1 on businesses per 10k people, so Vermont sits at one end of an already wide local range rather than apart from it. Vermont has the highest businesses per 10k people of the 6 areas compared here.

    Area Population Businesses Businesses per 10k people
    Vermont 646,793 10,300 #5/6 159.2 #1/6
    New Hampshire 1,394,471 17,014 122.0
    Massachusetts 7,031,620 64,752 92.1
    Connecticut 3,347,044 28,285 84.5
    Rhode Island 1,100,398 8,575 77.9
    New York 19,748,855 179,806 91.0

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Common questions about competitor saturation and points of interest in Vermont.

    Where can I find competitor saturation and points of interest analysis for Vermont?

    Vermont competitor saturation analysis shows 10,258 points of interest across 9 categories according to OpenStreetMap data.

    How can I do a competitive analysis of businesses in Vermont?

    Map AI Chat lets you run a competitive analysis and measure competitor density and market saturation, showing resident-to-business ratios across different categories in Vermont.

    How does business density in Vermont compare to the U.S.?

    Vermont has about 63 residents per business, compared to 102 in the U.S.. That makes the local market more competitive than the U.S..

    Is there a map of local businesses in Vermont?

    Yes. Map AI shows an interactive map of local business and competitor density in Vermont, colored by how many points of interest each area has, so you can spot underserved markets at a glance.

    What is the most common type of business in Vermont?

    The most common business category in Vermont is Recreation, with about 169 residents for every business in that category.