You define the match criteria yourself. The Competitor Finder lets you weight four dimensions and calculates an individual match score for every retailer in the database based on your weightings. The result is a ranked list that reflects your definition of competition, not a generic algorithm. If you want to understand the data behind it, see our Methodology.

Yes. The filter bar lets you narrow results by active markets, product category, GMV range, AOV and purchase frequency. You can combine these filters with your match score configuration to get a precise competitive set that fits your exact requirements. Not sure which filters are right for your use case? Book a Demo and we will walk you through it.

The match score is calculated from ECDB's modeled transaction data, the same data that flows into all our tools across retailers and markets worldwide. See our Methodology for more details on the data behind it.

Yes, and that is where it becomes most powerful. Once you have identified your competitive set, you can take it into any other ECDB tool for further analysis. A common example is opening your top matches directly in Analyze & Compare for a detailed performance benchmark without any manual list building or exports.

Rankings lets you filter and rank any retailers across the market by criteria like country, category and GMV. Competition is purpose-built for competitive analysis: it takes a specific retailer as a reference point and ranks all others by how closely they match it. Use Rankings when you need a broad market view, and Competition when you need to know exactly who you are up against. Still unsure which tool fits your question? Book a Demo and we will help you find the right starting point.