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About UsWho we are and what we do.Competitor Pricing and Catalog Data for MRO Distributors
Real competitor and catalog data across a parts list that runs into the hundreds of thousands.
Competitor and Catalog Data for MRO and Industrial Supply
We collect competitor pricing, product listings, and catalog data across MRO and industrial supply sites, matched to your own product identifiers, and delivered on the schedule your pricing and category teams work on.
This isn't a spot check on a handful of bestsellers. Coverage is built to scale with your catalog, whether that's ten thousand SKUs or well past a million.
How It Works
Scope your catalog
Share your SKU list, product identifiers, and the sources that matter most to your category mix.
Build and match
We set up collection against your source list and match results to your own identifiers, not a generic taxonomy.
Validate
We check a sample run against your catalog before anything goes into production, so mismatches are caught early.
Deliver on schedule
Ongoing feeds land in the format and cadence your pricing and category teams already work with.
Scoped to Your Catalog Size, Sources, and Frequency
Pricing is custom rather than tiered, since a 20,000-SKU catalog and a million-SKU catalog aren't the same job. Share your SKU count and source list, and we'll size it.
What This Covers
Competitor price tracking at SKU scale
Monitor pricing across distributor and marketplace sites for the exact SKUs on your list, including the long-tail parts that rarely get checked.
Product and catalog matching
We match raw listings against your SKUs and identifiers, so your team isn't reconciling mismatched product names, pack sizes, or unit-of-measure differences by hand.
New product and line detection
Get flagged when a competitor adds a product line, changes a pack configuration, or discontinues something you carry.
Multi-brand and variant tracking
We track the same base product across different brands, grades, and sizes as separate SKUs, so variants don't collapse into one line.
Custom source coverage
Add the distributor, marketplace, and manufacturer sites relevant to your category mix, and we build coverage against them.
Consolidated delivery
One clean feed, even if your team currently pulls data from several legacy systems that don't talk to each other.
MRO Teams We Work With
Pricing teams
Pricing teams managing customer-specific agreements across catalogs too large to check by hand
Category managers
Category managers tracking competitor assortment, new product entries, and discontinued lines
Distributors with legacy systems
Distributors consolidating data from multiple legacy systems into one clean, matched feed
Distributors growing through acquisition
Distributors adding product lines through acquisitions that need catalog visibility fast
The Scale Problem, in Numbers Your Team Already Knows
Some MRO catalogs exceed a million unique items once every size, grade, and pack variant of the same base product gets counted.
A single part, like a washer or a fastener, can exist in a dozen or more SKU variants across brands and specifications.
Direct bid business, system pricing, and customer-specific deviations mean the same SKU can carry several active price points at once.
Industry-wide skills gaps mean the tribal knowledge around pricing and product relationships often lives with a handful of long-tenured employees, not in a system.
Adding headcount to a manual tracking process won't solve any of this. Collecting data at the same scale as your catalog will.
Built on the Same Foundation as Every APISCRAPY Engagement
Data handling under ISO 27001:2022 and ISO 9001 certification, collection limited to publicly available sources and aligned to GDPR, and delivery managed under CMMI Level 3-appraised processes.
MRO Competitor Data Questions
What is MRO competitor data?
MRO competitor data is pricing, product, and catalog information collected from the websites of other maintenance, repair, and operations suppliers. It covers list prices, pack sizes, product lines, and availability, matched to your own SKUs so your pricing and category teams can compare like for like.
Is this a pricing engine?
No. We deliver the structured competitor and catalog data. What you do with it, whether that's an internal pricing model or a separate tool, is up to your team.
Can you match data to our exact SKU list?
Yes. Give us your product identifiers, and we match collected listings against them, including brand, grade, and pack-size variants.
How do you handle catalogs this large?
Coverage scales with your SKU count and source list. This is built for six- and seven-figure catalogs from the start, not retrofitted from a small-catalog tool.
What happens when we add a new product line through acquisition?
Send us the new SKU list and source set. We extend coverage rather than starting over, so the added lines show up in your existing feed.
Can this replace multiple legacy data feeds we currently stitch together?
Yes. Most distributors we work with are consolidating two or three fragmented sources into one matched feed rather than starting from nothing.
How is this different from your ecommerce web scraping service?
Ecommerce web scraping covers retail and marketplace product data in general. This service is built around MRO catalogs, with SKU matching across brands, grades, pack sizes, and units of measure, and coverage for catalogs past a million items.
Is the data collected legally?
We collect only from publicly available sources. We review each source before collection, respect robots.txt directives and site terms, and leave out personal data unless your use case needs it and the legal basis is documented.