It's tedious, not hard
Opening twenty tabs and copying prices isn't complicated — it's just slow, repetitive and easy to get wrong. That's exactly the work a pipeline should own.
PixHarvest turns public storefront data into competitive intelligence for DTC supplement brands — the kind of research a big brand has a team for, packaged for the seller who doesn't.
PixHarvest builds data pipelines for e-commerce niches, and supplement and functional-nutrition brands are the niche we know best.
We're deliberately small and deliberately narrow. Rather than cover every industry shallowly, we do one vertical deeply: the storefronts, the formats, the pricing behaviour and the stock patterns of the supplement world.
We'd rather tell you we can't cover a category than sell you a report we don't believe in.
Competitor prices are sitting in plain sight. Almost nobody has the hours to collect them across twenty stores, every week, and turn them into a decision.
Opening twenty tabs and copying prices isn't complicated — it's just slow, repetitive and easy to get wrong. That's exactly the work a pipeline should own.
A spreadsheet of prices doesn't tell you where to position. The value is in the summarising — bands, signals, gaps — written in language a founder can act on.
Big brands have researchers. Independent sellers don't. Our whole reason to exist is closing that gap affordably, without asking you to learn a tool.
A report is only worth anything if you can trust it. These are the rules we hold ourselves to.
Data is collected first, deterministically. The AI summarises captured records — it never generates the prices or stock figures.
Every row and every cover note carries the moment it was captured, so you always know the age of a signal.
The free sample uses illustrative numbers and says so on every section. We never blur example data into real findings.
We only read data stores publish. No private accounts, no circumventing blocks.