Your prices next to your competitors’

For retail chains, online stores and marketplaces: compare prices and promotions with competitors in retail chains and, on request, online stores – with the gap for every product.

What retailers run into

Everyday problems for pricing teams and category managers in chains and online stores

01

You can’t see where you are pricier

Manual price checks – in stores or on competitors’ websites – cover only part of the range and a few rivals.

02

Online competitors out of sight

Online stores and marketplaces change prices faster than anyone can check them.

03

Assortment gaps

Products every competitor stocks but you don’t are noticed only when traffic drops.

What you get

Competitor benchmarking

Prices in retail chains and, on request, online stores and marketplaces – for every product.

Competitor analysis →

Price gaps

Where you are above or below the market, by how much, and how the gap moved over weeks and months.

Price tracking →

Assortment analysis

Products your competitors list and you don’t, by category and region.

Presence →

Everyday scenarios

How pricing teams and category managers use the cabinet

Every morning

Where are we pricier today

  1. “Price matrix” filtered by category: your chain next to competitors
  2. “Much more expensive” cells are candidates for a price review
  3. Export to Excel for the daily report

Result: a short list of items with the biggest gap to the market, not the whole category.

When a competitor runs a promo

Responding to promotions

  1. An email alert: a competitor put a product from your list on promotion
  2. “Promotions”: discount depth and end date
  3. “Price dynamics”: is this their usual promotion or deeper than normal
  4. “Discount forecast”: when to expect the next one

Result: the “react or not” decision is based on history, not a first impulse.

Once a month

Assortment gaps

  1. “Analytics” → “Presence by chain”: products your competitors list
  2. The “not sold here” mark in the matrix – what you are missing
  3. Export the list for the category manager

Result: a list of products to add to your range, with the prices competitors sell them at.

Competitor assortment analysis

The “Assortment” section lists products your competitors carry and you don’t. For each one you see how many competitors sell it, plus the minimum and average market price.

  • Sources: the chains we cover and online stores from your list
  • Number of competitors that carry the product
  • Minimum and average market price
  • Search by name or barcode, export to Excel
What you getA list of products to add to your range, with a price benchmark, built on market data.

How the data reaches you

A cabinet for the team; files and an API for your pricing and analytics systems

Web

B2B cabinet

Filters, charts and exports in the browser

JSON

API

Prices, promotions and history for your systems

XLSX · CSV

Excel / CSV

Scheduled files in an agreed structure

ERP · BI

Business systems

Power BI, Tableau and others

Data, methodology and integrations →Sample report →

Compare your prices with competitors

Send us a category and a list of competitors – in the demo we will show where you are above and below the market.

Book a demo

We will show you the cabinet using your own category and chains.