Knowledge
August 28, 2026

Live marketing intelligence on 2,300+ brands, free on the open web

Lauren Batty
Lauren Batty
Sr. Director, Marketing & Growth Systems

ShopVision brand pages are free, public intelligence profiles on 2,300+ brands and retailers, live now at shopvision.ai/brands. Each page shows the latest creative a brand put in front of shoppers across its homepage, email, paid media, and social, its promotional history offer by offer, a 30-day activity view for every channel, and its closest competitive set. Captured daily by the same AI web agents that power the ShopVision platform.

That's the summary. Here's why they exist.

The problem with looking up a brand

You need a read on a brand. A competitor you keep losing weekends to, a prospect you're pitching Monday, a name that just showed up in your category. So you search, and you get what everyone gets: a funding database last touched in 2023, a traffic estimate with a confidence interval you could drive a truck through, and the brand's own About page.

None of that tells you what the brand is actually doing in market. What it's promoting. What it just launched. Whether it's ramping up or going quiet.

So we opened up ours.

What does each brand page show?

Every page carries four things:

  • The latest creative, by channel. The most recent homepage capture, email, paid ad, and social post, each one logged on the day it changed. See the AG1 page for a live example.
  • A 30-day view of activity. For each channel: how many captures landed in the last 30 days, the weekly cadence, and how that compares to the prior 30 days. You can see a brand ramp its email program or pull back on paid before it shows up anywhere else.
  • Promotional history, record by record. Every offer we captured, with the channel it ran on and how deep the discount went.
  • The competitive set. The brands competing most directly for the same shoppers, ranked by match score, with links to their own profiles where we track them in depth.

This isn't a directory. A directory tells you a brand exists. These pages tell you what it did this week, and whether that's more or less than last month.

How current is the data?

Captures run daily. Records publish to the public pages on a three-day lag, and every page states the exact date it runs to, so you always know how fresh the read is. Behind it sits the deepest dataset in commerce: 300,000+ brands, retailers, and marketplaces, with 15 million products tracked daily. The 2,300+ pages live today are the brands people look up most, and the set grows as we publish more of what we already watch.

Why is it free?

Two reasons.

First, because the quick read shouldn't cost anything. If you're scoping a competitive set, prepping a pitch, or sanity-checking a category before a review, you should be able to pull a current picture of any brand in minutes, not assemble one from screenshots. The pages do that job. Use them.

Second, because of where answers now come from. When someone asks an AI assistant what a brand is promoting or how active its email program is, the answer is only as good as the source it finds, and most of what's findable is stale. We'd rather the source be live market data with a date on it. The same principle already runs through the product: our customers' teams and their AI agents query the same dataset and get the same answer. The brand pages extend that to the open web.

What's behind sign-in?

A brand page is the public read: the latest creative, the 30-day pulse, the newest promo records. Signing in opens the full archive, filtered by channel, storefront, and date, and puts real numbers on the competitive set so you can compare it side by side. And the platform is where the market gets matched to you: their products against your catalog at the variant level, where you're over- or under-priced, the launch that just entered your white space, and the move your team should make. That's the difference between reading the market and acting on it.

Start with the brands you compete with. If the read is useful, imagine it matched to your catalog and delivered every morning.

Browse the brand pages →

Frequently asked questions

What are ShopVision brand pages? Free, public intelligence profiles on 2,300+ brands and retailers. Each page shows a brand's latest marketing creative across homepage, email, paid media, and social, its promotional history, a 30-day activity view per channel, and its competitive set.

How often are brand pages updated? Captures run daily. Records publish to the public pages on a three-day lag, and each page states the date it runs to.

Is the brand data free? Yes. The most recent records and the 30-day activity view are free to browse with no account. Signing in opens the full archive with filters by channel, storefront, and date.

Where does the data come from? From each brand's public digital presence: its site, paid ads, email and SMS programs, and social channels, captured by ShopVision's AI web agents and classified by channel.

Can AI assistants and agents use this data? Yes. The pages are on the open web for any assistant to read, and ShopVision also connects directly to AI agents through its MCP connector, so an agent queries the same dataset a team sees in the platform.