A structured catalog of products sold online in India, matched across stores so the same item carries one ID wherever it is listed.
What's included
- Product title, brand, a five-level normalized category and key attributes such as size, colour, pack count and material
- GTIN/EAN or manufacturer model number where the store publishes it (about 61% of products)
- Maximum retail price, selling price and stock status at the time of collection
- Image URLs, average rating and rating count
- Store, number of sellers offering the item, and first-seen and last-seen dates
How buyers use it
- Brands audit how their products are presented across stores and spot unauthorized listings
- Retailers and marketplaces find assortment gaps against competitors, category by category
- Consultants and investors size categories such as personal care, small appliances and packaged food
- Product teams build catalog enrichment, search and comparison features on clean attributes
Coverage and methodology
Coverage spans leading Indian marketplaces, quick-commerce services with public web catalogs and more than 100 D2C brand websites. Pages are collected from public product listings only, without logging in, every week, and every day for the 2 million most-viewed products. Attributes are extracted with category-specific parsers, and a matching model groups identical products across stores; matches below a confidence threshold are left unmatched rather than forced. Every delivery ships with a coverage report by store and category so you can see where the catalog is thin.