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ChannelSight connects shoppers to retailers who stock you and monitors that shelf. ShopVision watches the competitive market around it, including pricing, assortment, marketing, and MAP.
ChannelSight is built around where-to-buy: powering buy-online journeys on your own site and monitoring how your products appear across the retailers that stock them. It has deep retailer integrations and does that job well. What it is not is a competitive pricing platform or a MAP enforcement tool. ShopVision covers the other half: what competitors charge and launch, what they advertise and email, and whether the resellers behind your buy buttons are holding price.
Apparel, Consumer Goods, Beauty, Health, Jewelry, Supplements, Home Goods, Outdoor, and much more.
They overlap on digital shelf monitoring and diverge everywhere else. ChannelSight is built around where-to-buy and your own retailer footprint. ShopVision is built around the competitive market: pricing, assortment, advertising, and MAP compliance.
No. ShopVision is an intelligence platform, not a conversion tool. If where-to-buy is running on your site, ShopVision does not replace it.
Price and MAP enforcement are not a stated part of the platform. Brands that need channel compliance typically add a dedicated vendor. ShopVision's Wholesale & MAP Intelligence covers detection, evidence capture, and enforcement outreach.
Competitor pricing and promotions across your market, competitor assortment launches and discontinues, competitor advertising and email, and MAP compliance, all matched on one layer.
ChannelSight is an annual subscription sold by quote. ShopVision publishes its pricing and sells each of its four products independently, with a free trial on Marketing Intelligence.
If shoppers cannot easily find where to buy you, that is the conversion problem and where-to-buy solves it. If you are losing margin to competitor moves or reseller pricing, that is an intelligence problem and ShopVision solves it.