Cooper Digital Price Intel

MAP compliance. MAP (Minimum Advertised Price) is the lowest price Cooper allows retailers to advertise a product at. Enter a MAP for each Cooper product below; every fetch checks each retailer's listed price for that Cooper product against it. One row per product: each chip is a retailer's latest Cooper price, red when it is below MAP and green when it complies. Click a chip to open the listing.

Stock-outs. Whether each Cooper and competitor listing was in stock at every fetch in the selected period. The first table compares retailers; the second lists individual listings and how often they ran out. A "check" is one fetch of that listing.

By retailer

Promotions. Sales, coupons and deals seen on listings during the period, so you can spot which competitors discount, how often and how deeply. The first table groups competitor listings by brand; the second lists individual listings with their current promotions.

Competitor brands

Ratings & reviews. Star ratings and review counts for Cooper and competitor listings, and how they changed during the period. The first table compares Cooper with its competitors per product; the second lists each listing.

By product

Listings

Retailer scorecard. One row per retailer summarising how Cooper stands there, using the latest prices in the period. Gaps are per piece, Cooper vs the cheapest competitor; +% means Cooper charges more.

Gap trend. How Cooper's price position moved over the period: the average per-piece gap between Cooper and the cheapest competitor, one point per day (or per week for periods over a month). Above 0% means Cooper charges more; a falling line means Cooper is getting more competitive. Show it for all products, per retailer or per product family.

Price recommendations. For each product and retailer, a suggested Cooper price that keeps Cooper's per-piece price within your target % of the cheapest competitor. Change the target to see different suggestions. Suggestions never go below MAP and are a starting point based on the latest listed prices, not a pricing decision.

Listing health. Problems with the SKUs, UPCs and ASINs mapped in Master data: listings Bright Data never returns or that disappeared, listings whose title, image or pack size changed (they may now be a different product), and brand mix-ups such as a Cooper brand mapped as a competitor.