How Actowiz normalized pet-food pricing to ₹/kg and mapped assortment depth across q-commerce — comparing premium against mass brands on true value and range.
A pet-care brand needing ₹/kg price comparison and assortment-depth mapping across q-commerce — premium versus mass brands.
Actowiz normalized pet-food pricing to ₹ per kilogram and mapped assortment depth across q-commerce, comparing premium against mass-market brands on both value and range. Because pet food sells in widely varying pack sizes, only ₹/kg reveals true value; every SKU was normalized accordingly, tagged premium or mass, and counted for assortment depth per brand. The result was a clear view of how premium and mass brands competed on price-per-kg and catalogue breadth across platforms, refreshed on a recurring cadence.
The client is a pet-care brand needing to compare pet-food value and range across q-commerce. Pack prices are not comparable across pack sizes, so value had to be read in ₹/kg, and range in assortment depth — with premium and mass brands compared distinctly.
Actowiz normalized every SKU to ₹/kg, tagged premium vs mass, and counted assortment depth per brand across platforms.
Actowiz built a pet-food pricing and assortment pipeline with ₹/kg normalization and tier tagging.
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pet-food brand |
| Tier | Premium or mass |
| Species / Type | Dog/cat, dry/wet |
| SKU / Pack Size | Product and weight |
| Price / ₹ per kg | Listed price and ₹/kg |
| Assortment Depth | SKU count per brand |
| Platform / Date | Source and cycle |
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Industry | Pet Care • Pet Food |
| Region | India |
| Comparison | Premium vs mass |
| Metrics | ₹/kg + assortment depth |
| Splits | Dog/cat, dry/wet |
| Cadence | Recurring |
| Output | Value + assortment dataset |
"Once Actowiz put pet food in ₹ per kg and mapped range side by side, we finally saw how the premium and mass brands really competed — on value and on shelf breadth, not just pack price."
— Category Manager, Pet Care
A: Pack sizes vary widely, so pack price hides value; ₹/kg makes brands comparable on true value.
A: Each brand is tagged premium or mass, then compared on ₹/kg and assortment depth.
A: The number of SKUs/variants a brand fields, indicating catalogue breadth per platform.
A: Yes — species and food type (dry/wet) are attributed cleanly.
A: On a recurring cadence for ongoing tracking.
Actowiz Solutions builds ₹/kg-normalized pricing and assortment datasets with rigorous QA. Visit actowizsolutions.com to discuss your data requirement.
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