Aggregated card, receipt and open-banking spend panels for investors
4.1(2)3 published listings.
Daily aggregated debit and credit card spend for 42,000 UK merchants from a de-identified panel of 2.4 million consumers, mapped point in time to 640 listed tickers since 2017.
Weekly consumer spending for 140 categories and 12 UK regions from consented open-banking connections, with income-band splits, real-terms series and small cells suppressed.
SKU-level basket data from 650,000 consenting shoppers' e-receipts in the UK and US, aggregated weekly to retailer, brand and product with prices, units and buyer penetration.
Tillroll builds de-identified consumer spending panels from consented card, e-receipt and open-banking data in the UK and US. Investors and consumer brands use its aggregated, ticker-mapped outputs to track sales trends before companies report.
What the provider licenses its data for, and what it does not allow.
Investment research, consumer brand benchmarking, market share tracking and macro nowcasting.
Any attempt to identify or target individual consumers; credit or insurance decisions about individuals; resale of panel-level records.
DataStoa's acceptable use policy applies on top: no re-identification, discrimination, surveillance or sanctioned uses.
Provider-reported. Ask for certificates or a data processing agreement before you sign.
Other places you can receive this provider's data, useful if your team already buys through a cloud marketplace.
Buyers rate four things: data quality, volume and coverage, value for money and service.
from 2 reviews
Our compliance team got complete answers to the due-diligence questionnaire, including consent and de-identification, within a week. The panel churn adjustments are explained in detail. It is not cheap, and the full universe tier is a stretch for us.
Priya S., Head of data strategy, Multi-strategy asset manager
For the large retailers we cover, the panel's quarterly growth lined up with reported like-for-like sales closely enough to be useful ahead of trading updates. Ticker mapping handles brand portfolios properly. Smaller names are noisier, as the coverage notes say.
James C., Equity analyst, Long/short hedge fund