ECDB shows brands and manufacturers who sells what, where, and to whom, on one consistent definition across every market you plan for. Built on modeled transaction data, not traffic estimates.
Your View of the Market Stops at Your Own Invoice
Hunches and guesses determine decisions outside of one's own side.
Our SolutionWe Measure the Chain From Outside the Relationship
One method, applied to every store, category, and country.
Example Use CasesAnswers You Can Put on a Slide for Your Own Presentations
Worked examples built on real questions from teams around the world.
Success StoriesBrand Teams Already Run Their Reporting on It
What changed once market numbers come from one external source.
Retailers see their own sell out. Marketplaces see their own demand. Brands see shipments and listings, and then the trail goes cold. Everything past your own invoice reaches you second hand, and that blind spot hinders your decision-making.
Distribution plans follow the accounts you already know.
Know which retailers gained share in your category last year.
Different numbers because of inconsistent sources.
One number, built on one consistent e-commerce definition.
Whoever brings the numbers frames the conversation.
An independent source sets the tone for both sides.
Everyone in e-commerce sees one slice. You see what you shipped, your partners see their own sell out, a marketplace sees its own demand. ECDB models the whole chain from the outside, on one method, answering your questions.
Market, retailer and buyer figures are produced the same way, so they add up instead of contradicting each other.
Every figure is independent of the partner it describes, so you see the whole market, not the parts partners choose to share.
A channel question begins with who sells, a sizing question with where. All is based on one data model, so each answer leads straight to the next question.
These are the questions brand teams most often ask. Each one is a worked example on a real market and category, and each one combines two of the four datasets above.
United Kingdom Food & Beverage"How big is my category in this market, and is the trend I am planning against still the current one?"
Online Food Revenue, United Kingdom
2024 to 2027 Forecast (in million £)
The Monthly View Provides a Real-Time Glimpse
Monthly Market Revenue Growth in 2026
Source: ECDB, modeled data. Market revenue for the Food category. Monthly growth compares each month to the same month a year earlier. Monthly figures are revised as new inputs become available. Forecast values are model based estimates and subject to change.
Three brand teams describing what changed once market data came from one consistent source instead of manual research.
Monthly data with year-over-year comparison helps us understand the market quickly, not weeks later.
Our subsidiaries said there were no more potential customers. So we showed them the ranking and asked: what about these players?
Right now we mostly find information by searching online. We need a more complete view by country, category, and marketplace.
Tell us the category and the markets you plan for. We will run these views on your data in the meeting, not as a follow-up.
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