"Where should the next dark store go? Everyone has an opinion, nobody has data."
Location intelligence maps points of interest, competitor store and dark-store footprints, delivery coverage zones and demand signals city by city — so expansion, coverage and network decisions rest on what platforms actually serve today, not opinion. iWeb Data Scraping builds competitor coverage maps and serviceable-area data from live platform signals, giving strategy and expansion teams an observed view of the market rather than an estimated one.
Network decisions — where to open the next dark store, which pincodes to cover, where competitors are strong or absent — are usually made on intuition and stale census data. Meanwhile the answer is observable: every quick-commerce app, store locator and delivery platform broadcasts, in real time, who serves where. Location intelligence turns that public signal into a map you can plan on.
We collect POI and competitor footprint data, serviceable pincodes and coverage zones, and demand signals from live platforms, mapped city by city and refreshed as competitors expand. It's built on our enterprise crawling and app extraction — because much of this data, especially quick-commerce coverage, exists only inside the apps.
The gap isn’t knowing this matters — it’s seeing it in time to act. That’s what the feed is for.
Where rivals' stores and dark stores actually are, and which areas they serve — city by city.
Which pincodes each platform delivers to, and where coverage gaps and overlaps sit.
Points of interest — stores, restaurants, competitors, complementary businesses — geocoded and categorized.
New dark stores and expanding serviceable zones detected as competitors grow — expansion, as it happens.
Platform-observed demand indicators layered onto geography — where the market is pulling.
Coverage, competition and demand combined to evaluate candidate locations on evidence.
Real sample structure from this feed. Your free 48-hour sample comes in your category, in this shape — CSV, JSON or straight to your warehouse.
| competitor | type | city | pincode | serviceable | lat | lng |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RivalMart | dark_store | Mumbai | 400051 | yes | 19.055 | 72.836 |
| RivalMart | dark_store | Mumbai | 400001 | yes | 18.938 | 72.835 |
| QuickCo | dark_store | Mumbai | 400051 | no | — | — |
| RivalMart | dark_store | Pune | 411001 | yes | 18.519 | 73.855 |
[
{
"competitor": "RivalMart",
"type": "dark_store",
"city": "Mumbai",
"pincode": "400051",
"serviceable": "yes",
"lat": "19.055",
"lng": "72.836"
},
{
"competitor": "RivalMart",
"type": "dark_store",
"city": "Mumbai",
"pincode": "400001",
"serviceable": "yes",
"lat": "18.938",
"lng": "72.835"
},
{
"competitor": "QuickCo",
"type": "dark_store",
"city": "Mumbai",
"pincode": "400051",
"serviceable": "no",
"lat": "—",
"lng": "—"
},
{
"competitor": "RivalMart",
"type": "dark_store",
"city": "Pune",
"pincode": "411001",
"serviceable": "yes",
"lat": "18.519",
"lng": "73.855"
}
]
We set the cities, pincodes, competitors and POI categories your decision needs.
Footprints, serviceable areas and demand signals captured from apps and platforms, geocoded.
Competitor coverage, gaps and demand mapped city by city, refreshed as the market moves.
| FIELDS | Location, competitor presence, serviceable pincodes, POI category, demand signal, coverage change, date |
| RESOLUTION | City and pincode level |
| COVERAGE | Quick commerce, retail, food delivery footprints; custom POI categories |
| REFRESH | Monthly standard; on-demand for expansion projects |
| DELIVERY | Geo files (GeoJSON), CSV/API, warehouse-direct |
Location intelligence maps competitor store and dark-store footprints, serviceable delivery areas, points of interest and demand signals city by city, built from live platform data. It grounds expansion and coverage decisions in what platforms actually serve today, rather than intuition or outdated census figures.
From live public platform signals — quick-commerce apps, store locators, delivery platforms and map data — much of which exists only inside mobile apps. We capture serviceable pincodes, competitor footprints and coverage as platforms actually broadcast them, then geocode and map the result.
Yes — coverage change tracking detects new dark stores and expanding serviceable zones as competitors grow, so you see expansion as it happens rather than after it's established. This is especially valuable in quick commerce, where footprint changes weekly.
As geo-ready files (GeoJSON), plus CSV/API and warehouse loads, so the data drops into your GIS, BI or planning tools. Competitor coverage, serviceable areas and demand signals come mapped and refreshed on your schedule, ready for scenario analysis.
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