Competitive menu intelligence

See every menu move in your market.

Follow competitor menus and prices across locations—then compare your position with source-linked evidence and market reports.

  • Source-linked evidence
  • Timestamped observations
  • Built for multi-location teams
One market. One shared view.Sample market
MenuInformatics Market Control Room showing an operational snapshot, linked locations, competitive sets, and market review actions in a sample workspace.
Real product interface · Sample market, not current coverage or live market figures.

From market observation to action

  1. 01 Define

    Build the right competitor set

    By trade area, category, brand, or location.

  2. 02 Detect

    Watch the market change

    Review recorded menu and price changes.

  3. 03 Decide

    Benchmark your position

    See the gap, context, and source evidence.

  4. 04 Share

    Put insight into motion

    Reports and source-linked market views.

Built around the decisions you already make

Stop researching the market. Start responding to it.

Replace scattered screenshots and one-off spreadsheets with a shared view of captured menus, prices, and the competitive market.

Catch changes early

Review recorded menu and price changes alongside the locations and source evidence behind them.

See change radar

Make the evidence reusable

Bring source-linked market views and reports into conversations with operators, finance, innovation, and leadership.

See reporting

Intelligence you can defend

Every insight keeps its receipts.

A market number is only useful when your team can see where it came from, when it was captured, and which location it describes. Keep source evidence and capture history in the same conversation as the decision.

Source-linked
Trace records back to public menu evidence.
Time-aware
See capture timestamps beside menu and price evidence.
Location-specific
Keep a location's own prices separate from broader menu coverage.

Start with the market you care about most.

Explore the data first, then choose the coverage and refresh rate your team needs.