We track where your products (and your competitors’ products) are in stock and where they have dropped off the shelf: out-of-stock by store and region, marketplace inventory estimates, and share of shelf within the category. A missing item is visible the day it happens — along with who took its place.
Every item that vanishes from the shelf is lost revenue: you want to be the first to know.
See which stores and regions your product has dropped out of, and get it back on the shelf faster.
Verify that distribution commitments are being met at every point of sale.
Track competitors’ inventory and catch the moment their stock runs out while demand is up for grabs.
Measure share of shelf and category availability by store, region, and period.
Three formats to fit the task: monitoring, data matching, or custom solutions. We price against your sources, volume, and frequency — the quote arrives before work starts.
Scheduled data collection at regular intervals — with change history and alerts.
Monitoring plus consolidation of data from multiple sources into a single picture — with matching and analytics.
Turnkey data as a service: API access, DaaS, or a ready-made interface, dozens of sources, and SLAs.
The final cost is built from clear factors. We send a quote and a data sample before work starts.
Describe the task and volume — we will come back with a cost estimate, timeline, and data sample within one business day.
The availability status of every item: in stock, backorder, out of stock, discontinued. On marketplaces we additionally estimate warehouse-level inventory and how fast it is being drawn down. For retailers with regional site versions we capture availability by city — a product can be on the shelf in New York and missing in Chicago.
Alongside availability we record context: the price at the time of the check, and which products occupy the shelf when yours is gone.
Out-of-stock stops being a surprise in the quarterly report: an alert arrives the day an item disappears, and your sales team resolves it with the specific store before revenue drifts to a competitor. History reveals systemic issues: which items drop out most often and in which chains, and where a partner’s logistics are falling short.
Monitoring competitors’ marketplace inventory opens tactical windows: when their stock runs out, your advertising and pricing capture the freed-up demand.
A daily feed, an email report, a dashboard, or an API. Data is aggregated to the level you need — SKU, store, region, category — and joins up with your internal sales reporting.
Before you start, we send a free snapshot of your assortment, so you can see the field structure and channel coverage.
We have collected price, product, and market data since 2015 — and we know monitoring only pays off when data arrives reliably and in the right shape.
Availability is captured by city and warehouse — where the sales actually happen.
We estimate stock depth and depletion speed — you can see when it will run out.
We record who takes the shelf when your product is gone — you see exactly where the lost sales go.
An item disappears — you are notified the same day, not at the end of the month.
A transparent process: a quote and a data sample before work starts. No hidden fees, no surprises.
You name the assortment, channels, and regions you need to keep track of.
A data sample and exact pricing — before work starts.
We match your SKUs to channel listings and configure alerts.
Daily availability tracking — feed, reports, and alerts.
Availability and stock across every channel — daily, with no manual checks.
Every SKU’s availability by store, marketplace, and region — a daily snapshot.
How availability and stock changed over time — systemic issues show up in the trends.
An item drops out of stock — you are notified the same day.
Your presence versus competitors — by category and region.
Price and assortment monitoring is one part of a larger data collection system. We can build the right stream for your task.
If you don't see your answer, send a request — we reply within one business day.
From the platforms’ public data and the way it changes over time. It is an estimate, but it correlates reliably with actual stock and clearly shows the trend and the moment of sell-out.
Yes — through chain websites with store selection: we capture availability for specific locations and cities wherever the chain publishes it.
Daily is the standard; for fast-moving categories we set up several checks per day. Alerts go out as soon as a missing item is detected.
We will match them for you: we link your price list to store and marketplace listings as part of the service, and ambiguous matches are reviewed manually.
Base pricing starts at $150. The final cost depends on the number of sources, data volume, update frequency, protection complexity, and extra processing. We send an exact quote and a data sample before work starts.