Partner samples
This page gives prospective partners a low-friction way to review the depth, tone, structure, and range of FlagSeek reports without creating an account or applying first.
These examples use hypothetical customer profiles. As you review them, notice how the analysis changes with the person's household, finances, health needs, work, priorities, risks, and practical constraints—this is what members of your audience would experience with their own answers.
Free report sample
This fictional, nine-page example shows how a Big Picture brings your priorities, constraints, financial picture, and questions for future country research into focus. Your own free report is based on your questionnaire and does not choose a country for you.
Full report samples
Country Match sample
Four countries worth investigating
See how Country Match turns questionnaire answers into four country recommendations, including fit signals, affordability, potential annual surplus, watchpoints, and focused next steps.
Deep Dive sample
One country, examined against one person's life
See how the Panama Deep Dive separates lifestyle appeal from permanent-move feasibility, then tests residence, budget, healthcare, family needs, climate, social fit, regional options, risks, and next steps against one household.
Compare sample
Two attractive options, one much clearer path to permanence
See how Compare weighs the same household against Japan and Portugal, including personal fit, a side-by-side budget, the Viability Index, healthcare, legal and tax questions, and the tradeoffs that ultimately drive the recommendation.
Action Plan sample
From fit and feasibility to execution
See how the France Action Plan starts with the questions that must clear before the move becomes expensive to reverse, then sequences residence, healthcare, schooling, finances, housing, pet logistics, professional verification, Plan B, and the first 90 days.
What customers say
“I went in assuming Portugal would be at the top, given my fluency in Portuguese. It came in second. Brazil was first, which I'd honestly never considered although it makes sense. Because it was built on my questionnaire answers — my budget, my health situation, wanting to be in a certain time zone — the reasoning made sense for me specifically. The fit scores made it easy to see how close the top four actually were.”
— Pedro Y., United States
“The report is long, but the scores told me what I needed to know at a glance. The “social fit” score was lower than I expected for the country I chose, and the section explaining why was the one I ended up rereading. It was genuinely very helpful.”
— Maria F., Canada
“I liked that it didn't just declare a winner. It scored each country on the categories that mattered for our kids and our budget, and we could see at a glance where each one pulled ahead.”
— Carlin B., United States
“I'd read plenty of blog posts about Mexico, but they were written for a general reader. This one was written around my answers. Because I'd said I was going to continue working remotely, it spent real time on how that would affect my visa and tax issues. I think this thing just saved me big time.”
— Phil R., United States
Could you see your audience using this?
Your content can keep doing what it does best while FlagSeek helps people test destinations against their own circumstances and decide what to investigate next.
Country Match · Location Advantage
Country Match does more than identify destinations that fit your priorities. It also translates the same household spending range through each country's cost profile so you can see how much financial breathing room different matches may leave.
The figures shown here come from one fictionalized Country Match sample. Your results would use your own questionnaire, income, spending range, and matched countries.
Explore Country MatchFictionalized sample
Mexico
Estimated annual budget
$26,760–$33,456
Potential annual surplus
$152,544–$159,240
Colombia
Estimated annual budget
$19,368–$24,216
Potential annual surplus
$161,784–$166,632
Philippines
Estimated annual budget
$19,680–$24,600
Potential annual surplus
$161,400–$166,320
Spain
Estimated annual budget
$38,736–$48,420
Potential annual surplus
$137,580–$147,264
Planning estimates, not after-tax disposable income. Actual results can change with taxes, healthcare, travel, savings goals, one-time expenses, and whether the stated income continues after the move.
Sample chapters
These excerpts let you see the writing and analysis without opening a full report. Continue into the complete sample chapter when you want to see how the subject develops.
Deep Dive · Mexico · Sample chapter
Chapter 8 shows how a Deep Dive moves beyond generic country description and connects culture, language, food, belonging, and everyday routines to the customer's actual preferences.
Chapter 8 · 6 pages
Explore Deep DiveChapter 8
Mexico is a strong cultural and daily-life match for you. Warm personal interaction is one of your absolute requirements, you already speak Spanish, you enjoy Mexican and Latin American food, and you are comfortable with a largely Catholic cultural setting. Those advantages remove several of the barriers that keep some foreign residents at the edge of local life.
The important qualification is that warmth is not the same as belonging. Mexico can make it relatively easy to exchange greetings, start conversations, and feel recognized in ordinary places. Becoming part of a trusted circle usually takes longer and depends on language, reliability, introductions, and repeated participation.
Mexico is too large and varied to have one social personality. Daily life in Mexico City is different from life in a highland town, a northern industrial city, a coastal community, or an Indigenous region. Even so, personal relationships generally carry considerable weight.
Compare · Spain vs. Portugal · Sample chapter
Chapter 3 shows how Compare turns one questionnaire into a close, personalized head-to-head score, then explains the factors behind the difference and the unanswered facts that could still change the result.
Chapter 3 · 3 pages
Explore CompareChapter 3
The one-decimal ratings use a five-flag scale to show how well each country lines up with your questionnaire answers. They are not judgments about which country is better in general. Spain's 3.4 / 5 flags and Portugal's 3.5 / 5 flags are close enough that the difference should be read as a slight lean, not a decisive result.
The gap stays narrow because most of your heavily emphasized priorities do not clearly separate the countries. Spain and Portugal both look strong for overall quality of life, safety, walkability, climate fit, and broad healthcare quality. Both also create meaningful bureaucracy and cross-border tax questions.
The score is strongest where the countries consistently look alike: both broadly fit your preferences for a safe, walkable, warm European setting with good healthcare and a high quality of life. It is less reliable where national averages must stand in for your eventual location, housing arrangement, insurance choice, and household legal status.
LGBTQ+ relocation · three views from one Action Plan
These three excerpts come from a separate Japan Action Plan used to demonstrate questionnaire-triggered LGBTQ+ and specialized healthcare analysis. Together they show that relevant issues can appear inside the core relocation analysis while deeper supplemental material is added only when the questionnaire calls for it.
Main Action Plan excerpt · Japan · pp. 26–31
See how relationship recognition, household structure, safety, community, and other LGBTQ+ concerns are woven into the ordinary Action Plan rather than isolated from the rest of the move.
View main-report excerptPersonalized supplement · Japan · pp. 267–282
See the dedicated questionnaire-triggered assessment covering relationship recognition, family and parentage, identity documents, social acceptance, safety, privacy, community, regional variation, resources, and practical arrival steps.
View LGBTQ+ supplementSpecialized healthcare supplement · Japan · pp. 284–292
See how Action Plan can separately address HIV-related treatment, prevention and monitoring and selected gender-affirming healthcare needs when those medical issues are independently identified in the questionnaire.
View healthcare supplementWhat to look for
You've seen what your audience would receive
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