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Themarketbeyond

400 employees on LinkedIn · 4 known investors

Bright Insights (The Market Beyond) is a competitive data platform for retail that provides always-fresh global market data on pricing, assortment, stock, reviews, and market share, delivered via dashboards, API, MCP, or cloud data warehouses. It serves brands, retailers, and marketplaces with managed price intelligence, assortment monitoring, MAP compliance, and an AI assistant grounded in customers' retail data; it is the insights arm of Bright Data.

Also known as Bright Insights · Market Beyond · The Market Beyond

Investors · 4

Also in the syndicate · 1

Yahal Zilka

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

Market Beyond, which operates the Bright Insights competitive data platform at themarketbeyond.com, supplies retailers, brands and marketplaces with product-level e-commerce market intelligence. Its early positioning centred on analysing e-shopper behaviour and shopping journeys at scale to produce paths-to-purchase intelligence, true online market share and other shopper intelligence for Fortune 500 brands and online retailers, using machine learning and AI to identify weaknesses in assortment, pricing models and other conversion factors.

The current Bright Insights product is described as a single, continuously refreshed feed of global retail market data tailored to a customer's catalog, competitors and markets. Data sets cover competitive pricing, promotions and discounts down to SKU and zip-code level, stock levels and fulfillment signals, category, brand and seller assortment, search rank and share of voice, ratings and review sentiment, product matching across catalogs, and sales and market share estimates. The platform also tracks how products rank within AI shopping experiences and search assistants, and includes an AI assistant that answers natural-language questions grounded in the customer's own retail data rather than a static model training set.

Delivery options include dashboards, API and MCP access, and streaming into a customer's own stack or cloud data warehouse. The company markets itself as a fully managed service: it scopes target domains, competitors and catalog requirements, then collects, normalizes and maintains the data feed as site schemas change, positioning the offering as an alternative to in-house data collection engineering.

Founding story

Market Beyond was founded in 2016 in Israel by Yuval Yifrach, Eran Dror and Shachar Baryamin, with the aim of turning market analytics into usable information that helps online retailers and brands increase their share of the e-commerce market.

Business model

B2B data and analytics subscription: the company builds and manages custom retail data feeds for enterprise customers, with pricing quoted after a scoping conversation based on the customer's data needs and scale, and expansion from there. It is described as the insights arm of Bright Data.

Recurring managed data and analytics service sold to enterprises, with pricing scoped per customer according to data requirements and scale; access is delivered through dashboards, API/MCP, or direct delivery into customer systems.

Traction

Publicly cited traction includes 100M+ products monitored across 1,900+ retailer and marketplace domains, a claim of 50,000+ customers worldwide, and named enterprise references including eBay, Walmart, P&G, Hunter Fan, Overstock, Keter and Kingston Brass. The company states customers see 3-5% margin uplift from price intelligence and prevent up to 30% of revenue otherwise lost to stockouts.

Latest developments

The website now presents the company as Bright Insights, the insights arm of Bright Data, with a competitive data platform spanning pricing, assortment, stock, reviews and market share; recent additions include monitoring of product visibility in AI search and shopping assistants and an AI assistant grounded in the customer's own retail data, alongside API and MCP delivery for AI workflows.

Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history

Market position

Positioned as a competitive data and retail intelligence provider for brands, retailers and marketplaces, with claimed coverage of 100M+ products across 1,900+ domains and a stated base of 50,000+ customers worldwide; it counts large retail and consumer-goods companies among its references.

The company emphasises continuously refreshed rather than periodic data (pricing changes reflected within minutes, SKU- and zip-code-level granularity), breadth of domain and product coverage, a fully managed feed requiring no customer-side engineering maintenance, flexible delivery via dashboards, API and MCP, and an AI assistant whose answers draw on live customer-specific retail data rather than a general model's training corpus.

Technology

Machine learning and AI applied to large-scale e-commerce data collection. Earlier descriptions cite tracking billions of shopping journeys and processing data on billions of online transactions across millions of e-shoppers. The platform automatically collects, normalizes and cleans data across 1,900+ retailer and marketplace domains and 100M+ products, adapting to site schema changes, and exposes results via dashboards, API and MCP for AI workflows, including an AI assistant grounded in the customer's retail data.

Go-to-market

Direct enterprise sales led by demo requests and scoping consultations on the website, supported by customer testimonials from brands and retailers, and event sponsorship such as the Data Leaders Summit Europe.

Fortune 500 brands, online retailers and marketplaces, plus independent software vendors that embed retail data in their own platforms. Within customer organizations the product is aimed at business teams (pricing, assortment, merchandising, retail media) and data and insights teams. Named or cited customers include eBay, Walmart, P&G, Wayfair-related Hunter Fan, Overstock, Keter and Kingston Brass.

Geography

Headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, with data coverage described as global across retailers and marketplaces in multiple markets and geographies, and stated commitment to international expansion; it has also engaged the European market through industry event sponsorship.

History

Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, the company built an AI-based e-commerce analytics tool for online retailers and by 2019 counted eBay, Walmart, P&G and other Fortune 500 companies as clients. In April 2019 it announced a $4 million seed round with participation from Digital Horizon, Hetz Ventures and Yahal Zilka, earmarked for further growth. It sponsored the Data Leaders Summit Europe, promoting paths-to-purchase and online market share intelligence. The offering is now marketed as Bright Insights, a competitive data platform for retail that adds AI search visibility tracking and an AI assistant grounded in customer data.

Compiled by commissioned research from 4 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
CustomersJan 202550,000 customers
Headcount rangeJan 202511-50
Products monitored globallyJan 2025100,000,000 products
Retailer and marketplace domains coveredJan 20251,900 domains
Total funding raisedApr 2019$4M

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Timeline · 3

launches, deals, and filings
Jan 2025
AI Assistant grounded in customer retail data

Bright Insights markets a new AI assistant that answers natural-language questions on pricing, stock and trends using the customer's own fresh retail data rather than a static training set.

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Jan 2020
Sponsor of Data Leaders Summit Europe

Market Beyond appears as a past sponsor of the Data Leaders Summit Europe, describing itself as a provider of real-time, product-level insights to Fortune 500 brands and online retailers.

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Apr 2019
Market Beyond raises $4M seed round with Digital Horizon participation

Digital Horizon participated in a $4 million seed round for Tel Aviv-based Market Beyond, investing $1 million; UK-based Hetz Ventures and Israeli venture capitalist Yahal Zilka also participated. The company said it would use the funds to finance further growth.

$4M source ↗

Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

Research sources · 4

primary sources listed

4 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Themarketbeyond do?
Israeli e-commerce analytics company operating the Bright Insights competitive data platform for retail pricing and assortment.
Who are Themarketbeyond's investors?
Themarketbeyond's investors include Digital Horizon, Digital Horizon VC, Hetz Ventures.