FoodDataLab (by Doubledata)

Here's just some of what we track, in real-time, from Google Maps and all major delivery platforms: → Total Addressable Market per city/region → Market share by platform and category → New restaurant openings → Competitor promotions & discounts → Restaurant supply gaps Before you enter a market, you should know exactly what you're walking into. We're offering Uber Eats a free Proof of Concept - real data, your target markets, zero commitment.

Raw scraping creates a mess. You need clean data you can actually use. We track Food, Grocery, and Retail. But the main thing? We structure and match it all so every department wins: 📊 Strategy: Track true TAM, and opportunities before anyone else. 🎯 Sales: Arm your team with high-intent leads. 💸 Marketing & Pricing: Optimize fees in real-time. ⚙️ Data & BI: Clean data, zero hassle. Want to test it? Pick a city and an app. We’ll build a custom sample for you to check out.

Raw scraping creates a mess. You need clean data you can actually use. We track Food, Grocery, and Retail. But the main thing? We structure and match it all so every department wins: 📊 Strategy: Track true TAM, and opportunities before anyone else. 🎯 Sales: Arm your team with high-intent leads. 💸 Marketing & Pricing: Optimize fees in real-time. ⚙️ Data & BI: Clean data, zero hassle. Want to test it? Pick a city and an app. We’ll build a custom sample for you to check out. https://lnkd.in/gFPryKSa

Across the UK, intense competition is forcing platforms into a promotional race-to-the-bottom. But are endless percentage discounts what customers really want? Our 2025 benchmark, analysing promotions on the Uber Eats platform in London, suggests the market is being misread. The battle for the customer is being won on creative value, not just on price. The data from Uber Eats reveals: ✅ Across all key London zones, the most dominant promotional strategies are not classic discounts. ✅ Instead, ‘Value-Added Promos’ (e.g., 'Buy 1, Get 1 Free', free items) and other complex, value-driven offers are the tactics that truly resonate with customers. This is a critical insight for any marketing leader. It proves you can compete more intelligently without simply destroying your margins. The strategic question must shift from "what discount can we offer?" to "what unique value can we provide?". Your platform tools and partner conversations must reflect this reality. We break down the complete 'Promotional DNA' of Uber Eats in London in our free report. 👉 Download the 2025 Food Delivery Benchmark here: https://lnkd.in/ged8cnKd

When I speak with leaders in food delivery, one theme always comes up: decisions are being made with incomplete or biased data. London is one of the most competitive food delivery markets in the world. Yet until now, no reliable benchmark was available to the industry. Reports like these are usually locked behind paywalls or kept for internal use only. At DoubleData, we specialise in the food delivery sector. Our team scrapes and matches millions of data points every month with 99.9% accuracy, helping executives make faster and smarter decisions. That is why we created the Food Delivery Benchmark Report: Uber Eats in London (2025) and made it freely available. Based on 691 restaurants across three key zones (E1, SE1, CR0), it reveals: ✅ Why quality, not quantity, drives customer loyalty ✅ Where London’s biggest “quality deserts” are hiding ✅ How promotions and logistics shape competitive advantage 👉 Download the report here: https://lnkd.in/ged8cnKd This is the first open benchmark of its kind in food delivery. And it will not stop with London. We are building benchmarks for major markets around the world because reliable, high-quality data should not be a privilege reserved for a few. Over the next weeks, I will share the most eye-opening insights from London right here. Stay tuned.