Location intelligence
Where each store is, its hours, its delivery promise and every other detail we have, on a map. And what changed since the week before: new stores, closed stores and stores that moved.
₹25,000 a month, or ₹35,000 one time, GST included. A product of its own on Shelf: take it with any plan, or alone.
12,144stores on the 22 apps
In 1,103 cities across 32 states and union territories.
What changed
54 of the new stores have ids newer than any their app had before, so are likely newly opened. 12 stores came back after a gap. 52 did not answer and wait for a second reading.
Each week the stores are set against the week before, and the screens list every change store by store, with the week it happened. The grocery apps are counted again every week, the category apps once a month for now.
No store closed or moved this week.
In the product
Location intelligence opens beside whatever plan you hold: the stores, every change week by week, and the week’s file. In these pictures positions, names and street addresses are blurred; in the product they are shown wherever we have them.
The columns
One row a store, the same 30 columns for every app, on the screens and in the file. Where an app does not state a detail, the cell is empty, never a guess.
One row a store, the same columns for every app.
Its position with how precisely it is known, and the place around it.
As each app states it.
From its shelf, read store by store.
Against the week before.
The sample
Real stores of Gurgaon, one store an app across the apps there, with every column of the file, the week’s counts by app, and a page that explains each column. Positions and street addresses are held back: they are in the full file.
Who it is for
Anyone whose decision depends on where the quick commerce stores are, and where they are going.
Retail and real estate
Where each app has stores, by city, locality and pincode, and where new ones open: to place a shop, a kitchen or a warehouse where quick commerce already delivers.
Where are the apps opening next?
Investors and analysts
How each app’s store network grows week by week: new stores, closures and moves, app by app and city by city, in a file you can model.
Is this app still opening stores, and where?
Brands planning distribution
Which cities and localities each app has stores in, with each store’s hours and delivery promise where the app states them: to plan where to list first and how to supply it.
Which stores will my launch go through?
Last-mile and EV operators
Where the stores are, which say they are open all day and night, and where new ones appear: to place riders, charging and parking near them.
Where should the next charging point go?
Prices
Monthly, to follow the stores every week. Or one time: the complete file of one week, yours to keep. Both include GST.
For teams who follow the network
₹25,000 a month
GST included
Every store, every week, while you hold it.
For one study or one decision
₹35,000 one time
GST included
The complete file of one week, yours to keep.
Take it with any Shelf plan, or on its own: buying it never changes your plan. See it beside the plans
Every week. The screens and the file show what changed since the week before: new stores, closed stores and stores that moved. The grocery apps are counted again every week, the category apps once a month for now.
Every position says how it was read. Most are the app’s own coordinate for the store or our census reading of it; the rest come from the centre of the area a store delivers to, the distances the app reports, or a public map listing the app confirms. Exact is within 250 metres and comes with the street address, approximate is within one kilometre, and area is further or not yet measured.
The plans show what is on the shelf inside the stores: your products and your rivals’, in search and in the ads, with a store shown as its id, city, pincode and 1 km square. Location intelligence is the stores themselves: where each one is, its name and address, every detail we have, and what changed each week.
Either, or both. Location intelligence sits beside any plan, Free, Pro or Pro Research, and buying it never changes your plan. It also works on its own, with a free account.
The complete file of the week you buy: every app, every store and every detail, in Excel and CSV, yours to keep. The screens stay open for 30 days.
Within 24 hours of buying, after a short check. The screens open the moment you pay; for the files, you tell us on the Files screen who you are, what the files are for and that they stay inside your company, and we approve. This data is for use inside your company: reselling or sharing the raw data outside it is not allowed.
New is a store in this week’s list that was not in last week’s, and likely newly opened when its id is newer than any the app had before. Closed means two readings agree it is gone; until then it is not answering. Moved is a changed position, given with its distance: a move, or a sharper reading of the same store.
Yes. The sample is one city’s stores with every column, as a PDF and in Excel, with positions and street addresses held back. And signed in on any plan, Free included, the Location screens show the real counts by app, city and state and this week’s changes; the stores, their details, the map’s dots and the files open when you buy.
No. Shelf is independent and has no feed from any app. Every store is read from what the apps and public records show, store by store.
₹25,000 a month, or ₹35,000 one time for the week’s complete file. GST included.
Or start with the sample: one city, every column.
