Industries
E-commerce data by industry
Who we build for, what hurts, and which products fix it.
Retail brands
Retail brands need to see how their products are priced, positioned and reviewed across every store that resells them. The data has to arrive on a schedule that matches how often prices and listings actually change.
Read more →Marketplace sellers
Marketplace sellers compete inside someone else's marketplace, where visibility and price both move fast. Seeing competitor prices, stock and Buy Box status in one feed is the only way to react before margin disappears.
Read more →Price-comparison sites
Price-comparison sites live or die on how fresh and complete their price feed is. Missing a store or running a day behind means showing visitors a price that's already wrong.
Read more →Market research & consulting
Market research and consulting firms need store-level data to back a market sizing, pricing study or competitive teardown. The data has to be structured enough to drop into a model, not scraped once and left stale.
Read more →Manufacturers (MAP monitoring)
Manufacturers set a minimum advertised price to protect their resellers' margins, then need proof when a reseller breaks it. Catching violations early, across every reseller, is what makes a MAP policy enforceable.
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