Lowe's Shelf Intelligence for Brands
Store-level competitive data from Lowe's. Every SKU in your category, priced store by store across your regional footprint, delivered weekly. Built on the same program that has run at The Home Depot for more than five years.
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Lowe's Prices Move
Market By Market.
A national average hides exactly the moves your team needs to see.
Lowe's adjusts pricing and promotions regionally, and the lowes.com price does not always match the shelf in a given store. A single weekly pull covers every SKU in your category, priced store by store: shelf price, volume pricing, promo flags, stock and pickup counts, and full product specs, matched to your store list.
Your Store List
Pick the Lowe's stores that match your regions. District managers see their own turf, and pricing teams see variation across markets.
Store vs Online Pricing
Store-level capture means regional differences and store-versus-site gaps show up instead of averaging away.
The Hard Products Too
Non-UPC commodities like lumber and millwork, matched and tracked. The categories manual comp shops skip because matching them by hand is miserable.
Analyst-Ready Delivery
Clean tabular files your analysts drop straight into their own models and line-review decks. No portal lock-in.
The Same Program,
Pointed At Lowe's.
The scrape pattern is proven. Only the retailer changes.
This is the store-level comp-shop program a national building products brand has run weekly at The Home Depot for more than five years, extended to Lowe's. Same fields, same file format, same cadence, so a team covering both retailers works from one consistent dataset instead of two vendors and two schemas.
Line-Review Ammunition
Walk into your Lowe's line review with store-level facts about competitor pricing and promo activity, not anecdotes from a store walk.
Promotion Tracking
Spot competitor promos the week they start, not the quarter after they worked.
Assortment Gaps
Track what competitors have on the Lowe's shelf that you do not, store by store.
Cross-Retailer View
Run Home Depot and Lowe's side by side and see where each retailer prices, promotes, and stocks the same category differently.
How It Works
Store By Store, Not Site-Wide.
Set the store
We navigate lowes.com the way a shopper in that market does and lock the session to one specific store from your list. Everything that follows is that store's view, not a national one.
Filter to what is actually in the store
Store pickup filters on, nearby-store availability off. Products stocked at other locations drop out of the picture, so what remains is the real assortment and pricing of the store you picked.
Walk the whole category
Every product on every page of the category, through all available next pages. Not a top-sellers sample, the full shelf.
Drill deeper when pagination gets cut short
Big-box sites stop serving next pages on deep categories after a point, which quietly truncates naive scrapes. When we hit that limit, we drill one level down and walk each subcategory, so big categories come back complete.
Repeat for every store, every week
The same crawl runs across your full store list in the same week, so store-to-store and week-to-week comparisons are apples to apples.
50 Fields Per SKU,
Per Store, Every Week.
Store and Product
Store number and market, brand, product title, model number, pack size, and category, so every row ties to a real shelf in a real store.
Pricing and Promotion
Shelf price, volume pricing, per-unit math, promo flags, and clearance markers, captured the week they appear.
Availability and Specs
In-store stock quantity, pickup availability, and full product specs and dimensions, so assortment and inventory signals ride along with price.
Lowe's Comp Shop
Questions, Answered.
See The Format First.
The fastest way to evaluate this is to look at a scrubbed sample of the actual weekly file. Ask for one, tell us your category and store footprint, and we will take it from there.
Founder-led, US-based.
You will work directly with the team that runs the scrapes. Scraping, development, and support are all in North America. No long-term contracts.
Selling through The Home Depot too? Same program: Home Depot shelf intelligence. Full program details: retail shelf intelligence.
