We’re back with another Datasets.store update to share what has changed and how the platform has developed over the past three months. 

From a changing industry landscape and broader geographical coverage to new publicly available data sources, Datasets.store continues to expand its collection of ecommerce datasets and make relevant market data accessible to businesses across industries and regions. 

Which industries now lead the Datasets.store collection?

First, let’s take a look at the updated top five industries. The ranking has changed since our previous update: 

• Automotive — 318 datasets across 11 countries 
• Food — 313 datasets across 9 countries 
• Beauty — 246 datasets across 15 countries 
• Baby Care — 164 datasets across 11 countries 
• Home & Living — 119 datasets across 11 countries 

Automotive maintains its leading position by the total number of datasets available. With 318 datasets across 11 countries, Datasets.store provides extensive automotive datasets and ecommerce data that can support motor vehicle manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers, and other businesses operating in the automotive sector. 

Food is the newcomer to the top five. The category has grown significantly over the past three months, moving ahead of Electronics and taking second place with 313 datasets across nine countries. 

Beauty remains firmly in the top three and stands out for its geographical reach. Its 246 datasets cover 15 countries — the broadest geographical presence among the current top five industries. 

Together, these changes show how the Datasets.store catalog is evolving in response to the availability of ecommerce data across different markets and industries. 

How has the geography of Datasets.store expanded?

Geographical coverage has expanded as well. Recently added countries include: 

• Brazil 
• Czech Republic 
• South Africa 
• Switzerland 
• Turkey 

Expanding geographical coverage is an important part of the Datasets.store development strategy. The goal is to make high-quality ecommerce datasets available to more businesses worldwide and provide companies with relevant data for the markets they want to understand. 

Ready-made datasets can make market analysis more efficient and data-driven. Instead of starting the data collection process from scratch, companies can work with structured ecommerce data to research products, prices, categories, competitors, and other aspects of their target markets.

How has the number of data sources and datasets grown? 

Another major development over the past three months is the expansion of our data sources. 

Datasets.store has added 20+ new sources of publicly available data, giving companies across different industries more opportunities to find datasets relevant to their specific business needs. 

Our strategy is focused on collecting publicly available data from leading sources across industries and countries. This enables businesses to work with data originating from established market players when analyzing market trends, competitive environments, product assortments, and other ecommerce indicators. 

With the latest additions, Datasets.store now provides access to: 

80+ data sources and 2,200+ datasets. 

This growing collection helps businesses find ready-made ecommerce data for market research, business intelligence, AI development, competitive analysis, and other data-driven use cases. 

How can Datasets.store support your next data-driven project?