Outdoor and sportswear data, business-ready

Advertised prices, availability, and assortment across dealer networks, readable as compliance evidence or competitive benchmark.

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Outdoor and sportswear data

Almost everything about outdoor and sportswear distribution is deliberate. Brands sell through authorized dealer networks, publish MAP policies with real teeth, and launch on a seasonal rhythm. That discipline creates a visibility problem in both directions: brands can't easily see whether their pricing policy survives contact with fifty dealers, and retailers can't see how their own position compares across the network they're part of.

One feed, two readers

Brand compliance managerRetailer category manager
WatchesAdvertised prices across authorized dealersCompeting retailers carrying the same lines
The rows answerWho's under MAP, since when, on which SKUsWhere my price sits, who's discounting, what's sold out elsewhere
Acts byBringing per-dealer evidence to enforcement conversationsTiming price and assortment moves around launches and promos

That table describes one dataset, read two ways. Advertised prices, availability, and assortment across the retailers that matter, per SKU, with history, at the cadence the season demands.

Built around the seasonal calendar

Launch weeks and promo windows are when MAP stress peaks and when benchmark data is worth the most, so collection cadence can tighten around them and relax between them. Coverage runs per region and locale, because a dealer network in the US and one in the EU rarely behave the same way, and compliance judged across a blended average is compliance misjudged.

Everything is validated before it reaches you, so a flagged price is a real price on a real dealer page, with a timestamp you can stand behind. The feed lands wherever your compliance or pricing workflow already lives: warehouse tables, flat files, or an API. The enforcement-specific workflow is covered under MAP and MSRP monitoring, and the mechanics of assessment, sampling, and recurring delivery are on the product page.

Whether you're policing a dealer network or benchmarking inside one, the first step is identical: name the brands and retailers, and we'll assess feasibility and send a free sample of the actual data. Start the conversation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you monitor MAP across our authorized dealers?
Yes. We capture advertised prices per dealer, per SKU, timestamped, so violations surface with a clear record: who went under, since when, and how consistently. That's the documentation an enforcement conversation needs, instead of a screenshot from last Tuesday.
We're a retailer, not a brand. Is this still for us?
Yes. The same feed reads as a benchmark: where your price sits against other retailers carrying the same lines, who's discounting, and what's out of stock elsewhere. Roughly half the value of dealer-network data is on the retail side.
Do you cover multiple regions?
Yes, per region and locale. Dealer networks behave differently by market, and the data keeps each market distinct so US and EU compliance or positioning can be judged separately.
What do I receive?
Per-SKU rows covering advertised price, availability, and assortment for each retailer in scope, with history so you can see change over time. The scope itself, which dealers, which SKUs, what cadence, is confirmed with you in a free assessment.

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