Global points of interest database
120 million places in 220 countries with categories, coordinates, brands, opening hours and a daily-verified open/closed status.
- Coverage
- Global
- History
- Since 2019
- Refresh
- Daily
- Delivery
- Amazon S3 +3
Size markets, track share and understand customers.
Used by strategy and insights teams
31 listings tagged by providers for this use case
120 million places in 220 countries with categories, coordinates, brands, opening hours and a daily-verified open/closed status.
Daily de-duplicated for-sale and for-rent residential listings across the UAE with asking price, size, bedrooms, building, community, days on market and price changes.
Public product reviews from Indian online stores with star ratings, language detection and aspect-level sentiment; reviewer names and profiles are removed at collection.
Quarterly counts and allowed costs by procedure, diagnosis group, drug and 3-digit ZIP region from de-identified US claims, certified by expert determination with small cells suppressed.
Shipment-level import declarations from eight Latin American countries that lawfully publish customs data, with per-country source notes.
Managed crawlers that collect the public web data you specify, such as prices, listings or catalogues, delivered on schedule with monitoring, fixes and provenance per record.
Questionnaire design, translation, scripting and fieldwork in 14 African countries by online panel, mobile web and phone interviews, delivered as weighted data and tables.
6.2 million European business websites turned into structured records: self-description, product categories, languages, location, switchboard phone and generic role mailboxes.
Quarterly survey results from 24,000 opt-in panelists in Brazil and Mexico on shopping, payments, media use, brand consideration and purchase intent, weighted and aggregated.
Daily top-chart ranks and modelled downloads and revenue for 1.2 million apps in Korea and Japan, plus monthly search keyword interest for market sizing and competitor tracking.
Market research answers questions such as how big a market is, who buys, who is winning share and why. Good research combines several data types so each one covers the blind spots of the others.
Survey and panel data captures attitudes, awareness and stated intent from representative samples. Retail sales data from point of sale and sell-out feeds measures what actually sold by product, store and region. Demographic data sizes addressable populations by area, while receipts, reviews and web traffic add behavioural evidence between survey waves.
For surveys, ask about the sampling frame, weighting, sample size per cell and fieldwork dates. For sales and transaction data, check panel composition, retailer coverage and how gaps are projected. For any source, confirm whether you may publish results externally, because many research datasets are licensed for internal use only.
Last reviewed on 11 Nov 2026
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