Quick commerce, measured neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
In quick commerce the shelf is a dark store serving a few square kilometres, and prices, stock and delivery fees change by the hour. We capture app data by delivery zone so you can see what shoppers in each neighbourhood are offered, not a national average.
What makes this industry hard to track.
App-only catalogues
Many quick-commerce players have little or no website. Data has to come from the mobile app, which needs a different capture approach from web pages.
Zone-level variation
Each dark store holds its own range and stock. Prices and availability for the same item can differ between two districts of the same city.
Time-of-day effects
Delivery fees, surge charges and stock-outs shift across the day. A single daily snapshot misses the evening peak where most of the competition happens.
Fast-moving promotions
Flash deals and app-only bundles can last a few hours. They need to be captured with start and end times to be useful.
Eight data points our clients rely on.
Item price by zone
Selling price per product for each delivery zone or pin location.
Availability by dark store
Whether each item can be ordered from the store serving that zone.
Delivery fee and minimum order
Fees, small-basket charges and free-delivery thresholds by zone and time.
Quoted delivery time
The ETA shown to the shopper at the moment of capture.
Surge and peak charges
Temporary fees applied during busy periods or bad weather.
Flash deals and bundles
App-only offers with their mechanic and observed start and end times.
Range size per zone
Number of live products per category in each dark-store catchment.
Service coverage
Which neighbourhoods are served, and when the service is paused.
An illustrative extract.
| Captured at | Source | City / zone | Product | Price | Currency | Available | ETA (min) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-04-02 19:30 | Q-comm App A | Doha / West Bay | Full-fat milk 2L | 13.50 | QAR | Yes | 15 |
| 2026-04-02 19:30 | Q-comm App B | Jakarta / Kemang | Instant noodles 5-pack | 15900 | IDR | Yes | 20 |
| 2026-04-02 19:35 | Q-comm App C | Mexico City / Roma Norte | Bottled water 6 x 1.5L | 89.00 | MXN | No | - |
| 2026-04-02 19:40 | Q-comm App D | Chicago / Lincoln Park | Greek yoghurt 500g | 5.49 | USD | Yes | 18 |
| 2026-04-02 19:45 | Q-comm App E | Amsterdam / De Pijp | Free-range eggs 10 | 4.29 | EUR | Yes | 12 |
Illustrative rows. Sources, markets and fields are agreed with you during scoping.
How teams put it to work.
Zone price map
A view of basket prices by district for your city set, showing where competitors price more aggressively and where they hold margin.
Peak-hour availability
Evening and weekend captures that show stock-outs on high-velocity lines by dark store, useful for supply and range planning.
Fee and threshold tracking
A running record of delivery fees, minimum orders and surge charges, so you can position your own fee structure with evidence.
Related industries
Can you collect data from apps that have no website?
Yes. Mobile app extraction is a core service for us, and quick commerce is one of the main reasons for it. We capture the same fields a shopper sees in the app, for the locations you specify.
How granular can the location be?
We usually work at delivery zone or neighbourhood level by setting a pin or address for each point. You choose the set of locations, and we can add more as your coverage grows.
How often can you capture during the day?
Captures can run at set times, for example morning, lunch and evening peak, or on a rolling interval such as every 15–60 minutes for priority items. We agree the schedule with you based on the decisions the data supports.
Which markets do you cover?
We cover quick-commerce apps in the Middle East and GCC, Asia-Pacific, North America, Latin America and Europe and the UK. The free sample in 24–48 hours is the easiest way to confirm coverage for your cities.