Coverage
The stores we read.
Thirty-one retail chains and marketplaces, read across their own storefronts, the delivery platforms that carry them, and the flyers they publish in branch. Coverage grows, and occasionally shrinks when a source changes — we report it either way.
Who is in the measurement set
- Grocery chains23
- Marketplace and delivery platforms8
The 31 identities comprise 23 grocery chains and 8 marketplace or delivery platforms. Each identity is counted once; observations from its different channels remain separate inside the dataset.
Some of the names in it
Breadfast
Carrefour
noon
Seoudi
Gourmet
Talabat Mart
Mahmoud Elfar
Hyper One
Metro
Oscar
Spinneys
InstaShop
Amazon.eg
Kheir Zaman
Gomla Market
Awlad Ragab
Dreams Market
Rabbit Mart
Jumia
KazyonRetailer names and logos are the property of their owners and are shown to identify the source of a measurement.
What is actually in it
Coverage is the list of places we read. This is the shape of what comes back from them, and what a licence gives you access to.
A price, and everything that qualifies it
A number on its own is not a measurement. Every listing we keep carries the store it was read at, the day it was read, the pack size it was sold in, and the conditions attached to it — so a bundle, a card offer or a quantity break never quietly becomes the shelf price.
The same product, across the stores that sell it
Listings are resolved into products, so a line can be followed from one retailer to the next instead of compared by name. Where a barcode exists it anchors the match; where it does not, the match is made and then reviewed rather than assumed.
Shelf and delivery, kept apart
A chain's own storefront and its listing on a delivery platform are two different prices for the same item, and they are stored as two different measurements. Nothing averages them into one blended number.
Priced by place, not by country
Where a retailer prices differently by city or by branch, those are separate measurements rather than one national average — because a brand manager in Alexandria is not looking at the same shelf as one in New Cairo.
Both languages, as they were published
Names, sizes and brand wording are kept in Arabic and in English exactly as the retailer wrote them. Arabic is not a translation layer bolted on afterwards, and a search in either language finds the same product.
Not covered yet?
If the retailer or category you care about is not on this list, tell us. Adding a source is ordinary work, and knowing which one you need is how we prioritise it.