CHP compares prices.
RxRadar reads the whole shelf.
Same public price data, different product — one helps you buy cheaper, the other helps you sell more.
Two different instruments
One optimizes a shopper's basket. The other runs a brand's shelf.
What is RxRadar?
The digital-shelf index for pharmacy and cosmetics. Weekly scraping of the chains' online stores plus the national price-transparency data — price, share of shelf, promotions, stock, reviews and banners, per SKU and per category page. Built for brands and importers, served in a dashboard and a REST API.
What is CHP?
A free consumer price-comparison website and app, built on Israel's price-transparency law — every chain publishes its prices and promotions daily. Shoppers compare a product's price across chains and branches nearby. One dimension — price — for consumers.
See why brands choose
RxRadar over CHP
When comparing RxRadar vs CHP, it comes down to depth — six dimensions, full history, an API. Not one price, today, by hand.
Is my product in stock?
Availability per SKU, per chain, every run — plus the whitespace: listed there, missing here.
See availability →Is my product well positioned?
Your products by rank bucket on every category page — top 10, page one, or buried.
See digital shelf →Is my product priced right?
Your price vs the category average over time — flagged the week you drift out of the band.
See price benchmark →RxRadar helps you maximize what sells. CHP helps shoppers pay less.
RxRadar vs CHP, side by side
Same public data at the base — a different product on top.
| RxRadar | CHP | |
|---|---|---|
| The job | ||
| Built for | Brands & importers | Consumers (shoppers) |
| Core question | "How do I show up on the shelf?" | "Where is this cheapest near me?" |
| From the public price data | ||
| Price per product, per branch | ||
| Published promotions | ||
| From the e-commerce shelf — exclusive | ||
| Share of shelf — rank per category page | ||
| Online stock & availability | ||
| Ratings & reviews | ||
| Banners & on-site ads | ||
| Competitor tracking & history | ||
| Data & access | ||
| Primary data source | Multi-source scraping + national price-transparency data | Gov price-transparency files |
| Granularity | Per SKU, per page, per category | Per product, per branch |
| Freshness | Weekly scrape + daily national price data | Daily (price only) |
| Depth | Full history, accreted run after run | Today's snapshot |
| Dashboard | ||
| REST API | ||
| Free public website | ||
| Model | Commercial (B2B) | Free (B2C) |
| Geography | Israel first, worldwide next | Israel |
When to use which
Same public data — one dimension for shoppers, the whole shelf for brands.
Use RxRadar to run the shelf
- See six dimensions, not just price
- Keep full history — every move, run after run
- Pull it via API into your BI and agents
Use CHP to check a price
- Find the cheapest branch nearby
- Check one product, right now
- Free, no setup — built for shoppers
CHP answers a shopper's question, for free. RxRadar answers a brand's — in depth, with history, over an API.
A website answers lookups.
An API feeds systems.
A public site answers one search at a time. RxRadar is a live index behind one REST API — plug the shelf into your BI, your models, your agents.
- Full history from the snapshots endpoint
- One REST call, all your products
- Push it straight into your own dashboards
$ curl https://api.rxradar.xyz/v1/snapshots?gtin=7290012345678 \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $RXRADAR_KEY" # 200 OK { "gtin": "7290012345678", "network": "superpharm", "collected_at": "2026-08-20", "price": { "current": 69.90, "original": 92.90, "has_promo": true, "currency": "ILS" } }
Frequently asked
The questions we hear in every conversation about CHP.
What's the difference between RxRadar and CHP?
CHP is a free consumer tool: compare a product's price across chains and branches, built on Israel's public price-transparency data. RxRadar is a B2B digital-shelf index for brands — the same public data, plus the scraped e-commerce shelf, in a dashboard and an API.
Does RxRadar use the same data as CHP?
The national price-transparency files, yes — every chain publishes prices and promotions daily by law, and we collect them with our own open-source library (see it on GitHub). On top comes the exclusive e-commerce layer: share of shelf, stock, reviews, banners.
Is RxRadar a price comparison site for shoppers?
No. If you want the cheapest branch nearby, CHP does that well. RxRadar answers the brand's question: how do my products show up across every chain, and what changed this week?
Why not just use CHP for free?
You can — for price lookups. But a brand also needs share of shelf, stock, reviews, banners, competitor tracking, history and an API — none of that is in the public files. That's the exclusive layer RxRadar adds.
Does RxRadar have sell-out or sales data?
No. We measure the digital shelf, not what sold at the register. For the sell-out side of the market, see RxRadar vs StoreNext.
Go deeper on the shelf
The dimensions behind the comparison — same index, same runs.
Price benchmark
Every chain's price for your products, matched by barcode.
See use case →Digital shelf
See where your products rank in every category, network by network.
See use case →Promotion tracking
Catch the competitor's promo the day it goes live on the shelf.
See use case →RxRadar vs StoreNext
The other question we always get — the digital shelf vs sell-out measurement.
See comparison →See your own shelf on the index
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