MOBILE APP SCRAPING

The data that exists
only inside the app.

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Mobile app scraping extracts data that exists only inside mobile applications — dark-store prices, app-exclusive promotions, hyperlocal availability and delivery fees that quick-commerce and delivery platforms never publish on the web. iWeb Data Scraping captures this store-by-store and pincode-by-pincode, up to hourly, delivering the same QA-verified structured feeds as our web services. If your competitor's price changes by neighborhood, this is the only service class that can see it.

Get free sample in 48h See delivery specs
99%+field accuracy, QA-verified
48hfree sample turnaround
24/7pipeline monitoring
ISO 27001+ 9001 certified

Key facts

  • Granularity: Per pincode / per store · per SKU · timestamped
  • Refresh: Hourly standard for pricing; up to sub-hourly for campaign windows
  • Coverage: Multi-city programs up to 40+ cities; largest engagements track 3 apps in parallel
  • Formats: CSV/JSON, API, webhooks, warehouse-direct — same delivery rails as web feeds

Quick commerce broke web-based monitoring. Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart and their global peers are app-first or app-only, and their defining behavior — hyperlocal pricing and availability — varies by the dark store serving each pincode. A web scraper sees nothing; a single-location check sees a fiction. The real market is the union of thousands of local storefronts.

Our app extraction captures that reality: location-parameterized collection across the cities and pincodes you care about, handling app-specific anti-bot layers, delivering hour-by-hour snapshots of what a customer in each neighborhood actually sees. It's the collection layer behind our 40-city quick-commerce case study and the FMCG dark-store playbook.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Hyperlocal by design.

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Pincode-level collection

Prices, availability and delivery fees captured per location — the granularity at which quick commerce actually competes.

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App-exclusive fields

In-app promos, flash offers, delivery ETAs and surge fees that never render on any webpage.

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Hourly snapshots

Dark-store pricing moves through the day; hourly capture catches the promo that started at 6 pm and ended at 9.

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App-hardened extraction

Certificate pinning, attestation and app-specific defenses handled by engineers who do only this.

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Cross-app SKU matching

The same product matched across Blinkit, Zepto and Instamart, so price-gap tables build themselves.

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City expansion tracking

New dark stores and serviceable pincodes detected as platforms expand — coverage that grows with the market.

SEE THE DATA FIRST

What you'll actually receive.

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.

App-only quick-commerce data — pincode-level, hourly.
product platform pincode price delivery_fee eta_min in_stock captured_at
Coca-Cola 750ml Blinkit 400001 42.00 15.00 11 yes 2026-07-08 18:00
Coca-Cola 750ml Blinkit 400051 42.00 0.00 9 yes 2026-07-08 18:00
Coca-Cola 750ml Zepto 400001 40.00 20.00 14 no 2026-07-08 18:00
Lays Classic 52g Instamart 110001 20.00 25.00 18 yes 2026-07-08 18:00
↑ Sample structure — illustrative values. Your data reflects your platforms and category. Get this for your data →
DELIVERY SPECS

The details procurement asks for.

GRANULARITY Per pincode / per store · per SKU · timestamped
REFRESH Hourly standard for pricing; up to sub-hourly for campaign windows
COVERAGE Multi-city programs up to 40+ cities; largest engagements track 3 apps in parallel
FORMATS CSV/JSON, API, webhooks, warehouse-direct — same delivery rails as web feeds
TIMELINE Free sample in 48h · production in ~2 weeks per app
PRICING By apps × cities × SKUs × frequency; scoped after requirement call
COMPLIANCE Publicly visible in-app data only · PII-scrubbed · ISO 9001/27001 · NDA-first

Every engagement is NDA-first and starts with a free sample — judge the data before any commitment.

THE HONEST COMPARISON

Why a data layer, not a DIY script or a rigid tool

In-house DIY Generic SaaS tool iWeb Data Scraping
Setup & maintenance You build scrapers, fight anti-bot, fix breakages weekly Rigid templates, breaks on site changes, slow support Fully managed — we build, monitor and fix, you never touch a proxy
Data quality Best-effort, no QA layer, silent failures Generic parsers, frequent gaps 99%+ field accuracy, QA-verified, monitored 24/7
Coverage Limited to what you can maintain Only supported sites Any public site or app, at scale
Compliance Your legal risk to manage alone Often opaque about methods ISO-certified, PII-scrubbed, NDA-first, documented
Time to value Weeks to months of engineering Fast but inflexible Free sample in 48h, production in days
WHO USES THIS

Built for the person
who owns the number.

TRADE MARKETING · FMCG

Dark-store price & promo wars

Hourly rival pricing per city feeds dynamic trade-promo decisions — the mechanism behind a 6.2% margin recovery.

SUPPLY & MEDIA TEAMS

Stop advertising empty shelves

Pincode availability alerts pause spend where the product is out — see the stock-out solution.

STRATEGY · Q-COMMERCE

Watch the competitor expand

New serviceable pincodes and dark stores per rival, mapped monthly for location intelligence.

RELATED:Managed Web Scraping →Stock-out Tracking →Quick Commerce Datasets →
FAQ

Before the first call.

Because the data isn't on the web. Quick-commerce platforms are app-first, and their prices, availability and fees are computed per serving dark store — a function of the user's location inside the app. Web endpoints either don't exist or show a single generic view that misrepresents every actual neighborhood.

As many pincodes as the platform serves — engagements commonly track every serviceable pincode in target cities. Sampling strategies (e.g., one pincode per dark-store zone) are available when full coverage exceeds the budget the question needs.

We collect only what the app publicly displays to any user at a location — the same screens a customer sees — with rate-limited collection, PII scrubbed and ISO 9001/27001-certified processes. Details and methodology are documented per engagement under NDA.

Quick commerce (Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart and international peers), food delivery (Zomato, Swiggy, DoorDash, Uber Eats, Deliveroo), grocery and retail apps. If it's installable and shows public prices, availability or menus, it's in scope — name the app on the requirement call.

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