One product, one record
Each listing resolves to a canonical product with structured specifications and manufacturer identifiers, so the same part is the same record wherever it is sold.
Platform
The street price of every tracked component, at every seller we observe, as one comparable record.
What you get
Each listing resolves to a canonical product with structured specifications and manufacturer identifiers, so the same part is the same record wherever it is sold.
Per-unit views ($/TB, $/GB), new, open-box and refurbished kept apart, and each price tied to the seller that asks it.
A retailer's own price and a third-party seller's price on the same page are different facts. The data keeps them apart.
The price history behind every product and seller, not only the latest value, with the time of every observation in UTC.
Drops and increases arrive as timestamped events you can filter by product, segment, retailer and size of move.
For graphics cards and processors, the street price reads against the launch price of the model it belongs to.
Questions it answers
A dataset earns its place by the questions it settles. These are the ones we hear most.
Who uses it
Benchmark price and in-stock position against every competitor, online and store by store, and find the assortment gaps worth filling.
How it helpsMonitor channel pricing and advertised-price compliance, and see availability by retailer and market across your line-up.
How it helpsBenchmark quotes against the live market and time large purchases around price and availability trends.
How it helpsTell us which segments, products and markets matter to you. We'll show you what the data can answer.