Tesco Scraping

Yes. We capture both the standard shelf price and the Clubcard member price for every product where dual pricing exists. Clubcard pricing has become a central element of Tesco's competitive strategy, with the discount gap averaging 15-25% on featured items. We also track Clubcard-exclusive promotions and points multiplier offers separately from standard promotional mechanics.

We extract product data from Tesco Groceries online, which serves as the comprehensive catalog covering all store formats. Where store-level data is available, we capture format-specific availability across Express, Metro, Superstore, and Extra formats. This format-level granularity helps brands understand how Tesco tailors its assortment by store size and customer shopping occasion.

Yes. We identify and flag products carrying the Aldi Price Match badge, tracking which SKUs are included in the scheme and how their pricing compares to both the standard Tesco price and the corresponding Aldi product. This data reveals how Tesco strategically matches discounter pricing on high-visibility items while maintaining premium pricing elsewhere.

Yes. We classify every Tesco own-brand product by tier — Tesco Finest (premium), Tesco (standard), and Tesco Everyday Value or Stockwell (budget). This classification enables analysis of Tesco's private-label strategy across price points, including tier-level pricing relative to national brands, category expansion by tier, and the shifting balance between premium and value ranges.

Yes. We track all Tesco promotional types including Clubcard Price drops, multi-buy offers (3 for 2, buy 2 for X), half-price sales, seasonal campaigns, and Aldi Price Match flags. Our extraction captures discount depth, qualifying products, promotion duration, and promotional badge data. Historical data enables mapping of Tesco promotional cadences across categories throughout the year.

Tesco updates pricing, promotions, and stock availability continuously throughout the day. Our standard extraction runs daily, capturing price changes, Clubcard pricing updates, and stock movements. For time-sensitive use cases like competitive price matching or promotional monitoring, we offer intraday refresh intervals as frequent as every 4 hours.

Tesco provides the largest UK grocery dataset with approximately 27% market share, deep Clubcard loyalty pricing, and multi-tier private-label ranges. Sainsbury's offers Nectar pricing and SmartShop data, while Asda provides everyday low pricing signals. We extract all three using consistent schemas, enabling direct cross-retailer comparison of pricing, promotional intensity, and assortment breadth across the UK Big Four.

Yes. We capture full nutritional information panels (per serving and per 100g), ingredient lists, allergen declarations, and dietary suitability flags from Tesco product listings. This structured nutritional data is valuable for food brands monitoring label compliance, health-focused app developers, and researchers tracking clean-label and free-from trends in the UK grocery market.

Tesco was founded in 1919 by Jack Cohen as a market stall in East London. It has grown into the UK's largest retailer and one of the world's largest grocery chains, operating over 4,000 stores in the UK across Express, Metro, Superstore, and Extra formats. With approximately 27% market share and over 13 million Clubcard loyalty members, Tesco processes an enormous volume of grocery transactions that make its data among the most representative of UK consumer purchasing behaviour.

Tesco Clubcard is a loyalty programme with over 13 million active members that increasingly serves as a dual-pricing mechanism. Clubcard members receive significantly lower prices on thousands of products, creating two distinct pricing tiers across the store. For data extraction purposes, capturing both pricing tiers is essential because Clubcard prices often represent the actual transaction price for the majority of shoppers, making standard shelf prices misleading for competitive benchmarking.

Yes. We extract delivery slot availability by postcode, Click & Collect store locations and time slots, minimum order thresholds, and Delivery Saver subscription pricing. Delivery availability data reveals demand patterns, capacity constraints, and regional service coverage, which are valuable for understanding Tesco's omnichannel grocery fulfilment strategy and consumer channel preferences.

Yes. Beyond groceries, Tesco sells clothing (F&F brand), electronics, homewares, toys, and health and beauty products through both physical stores and online. We extract data across all Tesco online categories, including these non-food verticals, providing a comprehensive view of Tesco's full retail offer and cross-category competitive positioning against specialists.

Yes. Our Tesco data extraction specifically tracks competitive response signals including Aldi Price Match items, Low Everyday Price badges, Clubcard discount depth, and private-label value range adjustments. By monitoring these signals over time, brands and analysts can understand how Tesco adapts its pricing and promotional strategy in response to Aldi and Lidl's growing UK market share.

Tesco's online grocery platform offers a broader assortment than most individual physical stores because it aggregates products from large-format fulfilment locations. Online-exclusive promotions, digital coupon mechanics, and suggested product recommendations create data signals not available from physical store analysis. Our extraction captures these online-specific elements alongside core pricing and product data for a complete digital channel view.