Visual Verb reads public location data alongside your own sales data, then tells you which markets are tapped out, which are wide open, and where the next rupee or dollar of spend should go.
You keep spending in the same cities because they worked last year. We compare what you've already sold in an area against what that area could realistically buy — so you can see where you've hit the ceiling and where you're still under-served.
We profile the areas where your customers already convert, repeat and stick — income, density, age mix, category demand, delivery reliability — then find every other area in the country that matches, ranked and ready to target.
Orders, customers, returns and spend — from the tools you already run on. We clean and reconcile it before anything gets mapped.
Every market gets its own data engine — income, density, demographics, category demand and delivery reliability, stitched to the postal geography of that country.
Market maps, ranked expansion lists, ad geo-targeting exports and RTO risk scores — pushed to the channels where you actually spend.
PIN-code level demand, income and delivery-reliability data, built the same way as the US engine.
Install from the Shopify App Store, connect in one click, and get your first market map without a data team.
We add a market when its public data is good enough to trust. These are next in the queue.
Map tools assume your data is clean. It never is. Visual Verb is a full data platform first — which is why the answers on top of it can be trusted.
Deduplicate customers, normalise addresses and postal codes, reconcile orders against payments across every source you connect.
Self-serve reports and charts on a warehouse you own, with alerts when a number moves in a way it shouldn't.
Automated statement creation and reconciliation — party-level, marketplace-level, daily cash flow — generated, not assembled by hand.
Scaling past the metros without burning spend on markets that were never going to convert.
Matching distribution footprint to real demand, area by area, instead of by gut feel.
Deciding where the next store, dark store or pickup point earns its rent.
Siting outlets against catchment, competition and delivery radius — not just footfall.
We spent years building the reporting layer for consumer brands, and kept watching the same thing happen: the numbers were right, and nobody could say where to go next. Location was the missing column. So we built it.
SURENDER · FOUNDER, VISUAL VERB · BENGALURU
Tell us your category and market. We'll build a first map from your data and walk you through what it says.