North American data at retailer and metro level.
The United States and Canada combine large national retailers with regional chains, state and provincial price differences and, in Canada, bilingual listings. We collect and structure this data at the level where decisions are made, often store, ZIP or postal code. Projects are scoped against CCPA/CPRA, other state privacy laws and PIPEDA.
Languages, currencies and sources.
English, French, Spanish
USD · CAD
Support hours overlap with the US and Canadian working day on Eastern time (UTC−5, UTC−4 in summer), with afternoon coverage reaching Pacific time.
New York, Toronto, Austin
Most active sectors
- Retail and ecommerce
- Grocery and consumer goods
- Real estate
- Automotive
- Jobs and recruitment
- Finance and alternative data
Sources that matter locally
- National retailer websites
- Online marketplaces
- Property listing portals
- Job boards
- Public regulatory filings
Getting North America data right.
Location-level pricing
Many North American retailers price by store, ZIP code or postal code. We set the location explicitly for each request so the price you see is the price shoppers in that area see.
Bilingual Canada
Canadian retailers often publish separate English and French pages. We match the two versions of a product and keep both titles, which matters for Quebec assortment and compliance work.
Scale without noise
Large US catalogues change constantly. Anomaly detection and de-duplication flag price spikes, missing variants and duplicated listings before the data reaches you.
State-by-state privacy review
The US has no single federal privacy law. We check the relevant state laws during scoping and keep personal data out of deliveries by default.
US: CCPA/CPRA and state privacy laws
We review US projects against the CCPA as amended by the CPRA and the growing set of comprehensive state privacy laws. Collection focuses on products, prices and businesses, and personal data is excluded by default.
Canada PIPEDA
Canadian sources are scoped against PIPEDA and, for Quebec, Law 25. Deliveries are designed to hold commercial information only.
Can you collect prices by ZIP code or store?
Yes. We set the location for each request and record it in the output, so you can compare the same product across metros or individual stores. Coverage depends on how each retailer exposes local pricing.
Do you handle French-language data for Canada?
Yes. We collect English and French versions where both exist and link them to the same product. Accented characters are checked in every delivery.
Which delivery options suit a US data team?
Most North American clients take data through a REST API, cloud storage buckets or a direct sync to a data warehouse. CSV, JSON, XLSX and Parquet files are also available on any schedule.
How do you approach US privacy law?
We review each project against the CCPA/CPRA and any other state laws that apply. We collect publicly available data only and exclude personal data unless there is a documented reason to include it.