The shortest way to see where you stand in your market before committing to a monthly retainer. One micro-market, a defined competitor list, a single delivery: a 3–4 page decision note ready for the management table.
One-off and fixed. The figure is quoted after the scope session settles the region and comparison list; no hourly add-ons.
“Where do I sit in my market, and which question comes first?”
An undefined engagement turns into unlimited work. So the scope is written across four axes up front and appears verbatim in the proposal.
P25–median–P75 bands across canonical product groups, and where you sit inside them.
Category mix, combo density and gram-weight comparison.
Minimum basket, opening hours, rating and review volume relative to the peer group.
Four to five prioritised decision topics for the pricing committee.
Writing the limits up front is cheaper than arguing them later.
Decision question, micro-market and comparison list are set together. The fixed price follows this session.
Menu and price observations are collected, matched to canonical products, and low-confidence lines are reviewed by hand.
Findings, data limits and discussion topics are written up; we walk through them together.
If the note proves useful, the same scope can become regular tracking: same region, same branches, a growing time series. Continuing is not required — the entry engagement is complete on its own.
See regular trackingTell us which region and which competitors you want to see; we'll come back with a fixed-price scope proposal.