StoreNext measures what sold.
RxRadar measures how you show up.
The outcome vs the leading indicator — whether you're visible, in stock and priced right on the shelf that drives what sells.
Two different instruments
One reads the register. The other reads the 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 StoreNext?
Israel's retail sell-out measurement company. Connected to retailer point-of-sale data, it aggregates what actually sold into sales volume, value and market share by category — the scoreboard brands and retailers use to track performance after the fact.
See why brands pair
RxRadar with StoreNext
When comparing RxRadar vs StoreNext, it comes down to the three questions sell-out can't answer: in stock, well positioned, priced right.
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. StoreNext reports what sold.
RxRadar vs StoreNext, side by side
Each measures what the other can't see.
| RxRadar | StoreNext | |
|---|---|---|
| The job | ||
| Built for | Brands & importers | Brands & retailers |
| Core question | "How do I show up on the shelf?" | "What sold, and what's my share?" |
| On the online shelf | ||
| Online shelf price | ||
| Share of shelf — rank per category page | ||
| Promotions, as displayed online | ||
| Online stock & availability | ||
| Ratings & reviews | ||
| Banners & on-site ads | ||
| At the register | ||
| Units & value sold | ||
| Market share | ||
| Data & access | ||
| Primary data source | E-commerce scraping + national price-transparency data | Retailer POS / panel data |
| Granularity | Per SKU, per page, per category | Aggregated, category-level |
| Freshness | Weekly scrape + daily national price data | Weekly / monthly reports |
| Dashboard | ||
| REST API | ||
| Geography | Israel first, worldwide next | Israel |
When to use which
Demand forms on the shelf — before any register counts it.
Use RxRadar to move the number
- Fix price, promo, stock the week they drift
- Win rank on the category pages that sell
- Pipe the shelf into your own BI, via API
Use StoreNext to read the number
- Score units, value and market share
- Review results after the fact
- Talk category share with retailers
Most brands run both: StoreNext keeps the score — RxRadar is how you change it.
Reports arrive. An API answers.
Sell-out comes as reports. 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 StoreNext.
Is RxRadar the same as StoreNext?
No. StoreNext measures sell-out: what actually sold at the register, aggregated into sales volume, value and market share. RxRadar measures the digital shelf: how your products show up on the online stores — price, share of shelf, promotions, stock, ratings and reviews, banners.
Does RxRadar replace StoreNext?
No — they're complementary. StoreNext tells you the outcome, after the fact. RxRadar gives you the leading indicators you can still act on this week: visibility, price, promotions, availability. Brands typically read both.
Does RxRadar have sell-out or sales data?
No. We don't measure what sold — that's sell-out measurement, StoreNext's territory. We measure the digital shelf that drives it: whether you're visible, in stock, priced right and promoted on the online stores.
Is RxRadar just a price comparison site?
No. Price is one of six dimensions of the index, next to share of shelf, promotions, stock, reviews and banners. RxRadar is built for brands and importers, with a dashboard and an API — not a shopper tool.
What's the difference between RxRadar and CHP?
CHP is a free consumer price-comparison website built on Israel's public price-transparency data. RxRadar uses the same public data plus exclusive e-commerce scraping as a B2B index for brands. Full breakdown: RxRadar vs CHP.
Go deeper on the shelf
The dimensions behind the comparison — same index, same runs.
Digital shelf
See where your products rank in every category, network by network.
See use case →Price benchmark
Every chain's price for your products, matched by barcode.
See use case →Promotion tracking
Catch the competitor's promo the day it goes live on the shelf.
See use case →RxRadar vs CHP
Same public price data, different product — the shopper tool vs the brand index.
See comparison →See your own shelf on the index
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