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Vetrina Retail & Media Measurement

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Retail sell-out, CPG share and advertising measurement for Southern Europe

3.8(2)
Outlets in POS panel
11,800
Markets
IT, ES, FR, PT
TV channels monitored
240

Data from Vetrina Retail & Media Measurement

4 published listings.

Vetrina Retail & Media MeasurementVerified provider🇮🇹

TV and streaming audience panel: Italy and Spain (aggregated)

Viewing of linear TV and streaming services from a 5,200-household opt-in panel in Italy and Spain, delivered only as aggregated audiences by programme and demographic.

TV and streaming data Free sample3.8(2)Demo listing
Coverage
2 countries
History
Since 2019
Refresh
Daily
Delivery
Dashboard / web app +2
from €4,800 custom campaign post-evaluation
Published 2026-10-01
Vetrina Retail & Media MeasurementVerified provider🇮🇹

CPG brand share, distribution and promotion pressure index

Monthly brand and manufacturer share, distribution and promotion pressure for 260 grocery, household and personal-care categories across Italy, Spain and France.

Consumer packaged goods data Free sample3.8(2)Demo listing
Coverage
3 countries
History
Since 2016
Refresh
Monthly
Delivery
Dashboard / web app +2
from €3,500 category deep-dive report
10% off via DataStoa
Published 2026-10-03

About Vetrina Retail & Media Measurement

Vetrina measures what sells in Southern European grocery and drugstore channels and what advertisers spend to sell it. Retail sell-out comes from partner retailers' point-of-sale feeds, and media data from monitored TV, digital and out-of-home inventory plus an opt-in household panel.

Data sources and methods

Where the data comes from
Point-of-sale feeds from partner grocery and drugstore retailers in Italy, Spain and France; monitored TV channels, websites, apps and out-of-home inventory; an opt-in household TV panel in Italy and Spain.
How it is collected
Licensed retailer data-sharing agreements, automated ad capture with human coding of new creatives, and an address-recruited household panel measured with TV and router meters.
What sets it apart
One product and brand dictionary spanning retail and media, so sell-out and advertising pressure can be analyzed together by week and region.

Use cases

What the provider licenses its data for, and what it does not allow.

Intended uses

Category management, brand share tracking, promotion evaluation, media planning and competitive advertising analysis.

Not allowed

Deriving an individual retailer's commercial terms for resale, and any attempt to re-identify panel households.

DataStoa's acceptable use policy applies on top: no re-identification, discrimination, surveillance or sanctioned uses.

Compliance and security

Provider-reported. Ask for certificates or a data processing agreement before you sign.

Certifications

  • ISO 27001
  • ISO 27701

Privacy laws they comply with

  • GDPR

Integrations

Other places you can receive this provider's data, useful if your team already buys through a cloud marketplace.

  • Snowflake Marketplace
  • Microsoft Azure

Reviews

Buyers rate four things: data quality, volume and coverage, value for money and service.

3.8
3.8

from 2 reviews

Data quality
4.0
Volume and coverage
3.5
Value for money
3.5
Customer service
4.0
  • 3.8 Verified purchaseDemo listing11 Nov 2026

    Ad spend estimates helped us benchmark clients

    TV and out-of-home spend estimates for Spain gave us a defensible share-of-voice view for pitches. Digital estimates are rougher, which they acknowledge. Creative archive search is fast.

    Data quality
    4/5
    Volume and coverage
    3/5
    Value for money
    4/5
    Customer service
    4/5

    Pablo D., Media planning director, Independent media agency

  • 3.8 Verified purchaseDemo listing11 Nov 2026

    Store-cluster sell-out data we could act on

    Seeing sell-out by store cluster rather than national totals showed where our promotions worked in the north and failed in the south. Good data, but the three-country tier was more than our budget allowed this year.

    Data quality
    4/5
    Volume and coverage
    4/5
    Value for money
    3/5
    Customer service
    4/5

    Giulia B., Brand manager, Italian food manufacturer