QSR Menu Pricing and Promos
Radar tracks QSR menu prices, promotions, and item availability across 11+ restaurant sources
What QSR sources do we read?
Radar reads 11+ quick-service restaurant sources, including Domino's, Pizza Hut, McDonald's, Burger King, and Taco Bell. It captures store-level pricing, promotional offers, and item availability from public menu pages and related source content.
What QSR data does it find?
Rows include Source, Restaurant, Location, Item, Price, Promotion, and Availability. Source and Restaurant identify where each record came from, Location ties it to a store, and the remaining columns describe the menu item, price, offer, and status.
Alerts and delivery.
Changes land where your team already works, the same morning they appear.
When do we get QSR alerts?
Radar has 1 enabled alert rule for changes in competitor promotions or pricing. It notifies your team when the rule detects a change that matches that pricing or promotion condition.
View alert setup →Where does QSR data go?
Data lands in Google Sheets, CSV, and API. Google Sheets is for spreadsheet review, CSV is for file delivery, and API is for programmatic access to the extracted menu pricing data.
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