Articles from Dataplor

Dataplor, the leader in high-quality, global location intelligence, today announced the launch of its new platform — an intuitive interface that enables organizations to visually explore, analyze, and act on the world’s most accurate global places (i.e. point-of-interest) and foot traffic data. Leveraged by alternative investment managers, commercial real estate, retail, consumer packaged goods, and quick service restaurants, the platform transforms Dataplor’s comprehensive dataset of 370M+ locations and 15K+ brands across 250+ countries and territories into an easy-to-use experience designed for teams of all technical levels.

dataplor, a leading provider of global location intelligence, today announced the close of a $20.5 million Series B funding round, led by F-Prime, with participation from Spark Capital, FFVC, Acronym Venture Capital, Two Lanterns Venture Capital, APA Ventures, dara5, and Alumni Ventures.

dataplor, a leading provider of global location intelligence, has announced the launch of its global mobility product, delivering high-quality, privacy-compliant foot traffic data across international markets. Designed to meet growing demand from multinational businesses, the product offers monthly refreshed insights into consumer movement patterns across cities, regions, and points of interest (POIs), especially in previously under-mapped markets. It’s one of the only global solutions built to deliver this depth of mobility data while maintaining General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance and end-user privacy.

dataplor, a leading provider of global location intelligence, has published a new analysis of tourism foot traffic trends from 2021 through 2024, offering a comprehensive view of how global travel has rebounded from the pandemic and where it’s headed next. The report coincides with the launch of dataplor’s global mobility product, now delivering monthly foot traffic insights across international markets.

dataplor, a leading provider of global location intelligence, has released a foot traffic analysis report showcasing regional and national trends in Americans’ fast-food preferences. The report coincides with the release of the company’s new mobility product, which combines extensive POI data with footfall counts to equip businesses with deeper intelligence and insights into consumer visits. The findings offer a unique view of customer behavior, highlighting how foot traffic trends can reveal the relationship between popularity, number of locations, and regional loyalty.

dataplor, a leading provider of point-of-interest (POI) data, today announced the launch of its new mobility product. Combining extensive POI location data with footfall counts, this product empowers businesses with deeper intelligence and insights into consumers’ visits to any non-residential address across the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Based on 3.9 trillion movement data points, these foot traffic insights will optimize decision-making for retailers, real estate developers, marketing agencies, urban planners, and consultants.

dataplor, a leading provider of global location intelligence, has revealed critical potential market implications as court rulings approach on the proposed $24.6 billion merger between grocery chains Kroger and Albertsons. Using in-depth Point-of-Interest (POI) data, dataplor highlights how the merger could reshape the U.S. grocery landscape in terms of competition and available options for consumers.

As traditional retail giants continue to shut their doors, Spirit Halloween has stepped in, reviving vacant spaces and transforming them into profitable, seasonal pop-up locations. In 2024, the presence of Spirit Halloween has grown more significant, illustrating a broader shift in the retail real estate landscape. dataplor, a leading provider of global location intelligence, has analyzed the data behind Spirit Halloween's location strategy, uncovering key trends reshaping how commercial spaces are utilized.

dataplor, a leading provider of global location intelligence, has published its latest analysis, “Assessing the Impact of California’s QSR Minimum Wage Law: What the Data Reveals.” This in-depth report examines the effects of California’s newly enacted minimum wage law for fast food workers, which raised wages to $20 per hour starting in April 2024. Using dataplor’s Point-of-Interest (POI) data, the analysis provides a nuanced understanding of the law’s impact on the Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) industry amidst broader economic forces.

dataplor, the leading provider of global location intelligence, has published its latest analysis, “European Trends in Tourism (and Tourism-Adjacent) Businesses.” Using dataplor’s Point-of-Interest (POI) data, the report delves into the revival of businesses connected to tourism in a post-pandemic Europe, revealing significant growth, particularly in dining, hospitality, transportation, retail, and entertainment sectors.

dataplor, the leading provider of global location intelligence, today announced a $10.6 million Series A funding round led by Spark Capital. This round, which included participation from Quest Venture Partners, Acronym Venture Capital, Circadian Ventures, Two Lanterns Venture Partners and APA Venture Partners, will further accelerate dataplor’s ongoing expansion, building the most accurate, comprehensive and dynamically updated database of global Point of Interest (POI) data on the market.

dataplor started in 2017 with a mission to map the local businesses of Mexico. Having rapidly expanded in the past year and on track to triple annual revenue, the company’s data now covers 100 countries and 150 million POIs.