Daily ops
No more logging into ten seller panels a morning.
- Every brand on every platform, checked before you sign in
- That time goes back into work clients actually pay for
OpsRanger watches every dark store, manages your bids and tracks competition across every q-commerce platform, then shows you what matters. All in one place.
Every storefront you sell on feeds OpsRanger. What comes back is already sorted - the numbers, the reason behind them, the bids moved for you, and the orders to send.
Blinkit, Zepto and Instamart in a single view. Open it in the morning and it already knows what needs you, so nobody starts the day logging into three seller panels.
Set the rank you want and your budget rules once. OpsRanger holds your keyword slots overnight and lifts weekend budgets on schedule, then stands down when the window closes.
7 automations · 1 acting right now
Approved orders lapse when nobody books the delivery, and it never shows up as a loss. OpsRanger tracks every open PO and tells you which to fill first, ranked by city-level demand.
₹9.7L still to be delivered · 45 open orders
Your share of every search, against every rival brand, tracked daily. Know where you own the shelf and where a competitor is quietly taking it.
27.3% average share of voice
Spend, revenue, ROAS and ACOS across all three platforms, with a clear breakdown of where the money actually went.
₹57.7L revenue on ₹6.8L spend · 4.28x
Stock, shelf presence and blocked shelves read at every dark store you sell in. See exactly where you have run out and which cities are costing you the most.
2,045 stores read, every day
See what's on shelf across every store, and plan what to send before you run dry.
Set your format once. The weekly downloads are ready to send, no pivots to rebuild.
The overview surfaces what needs you first, so you fix the biggest leak today.
Every channel side by side, so you always know what's happening where.
Two real pilot brands, each in their first 24 hours on OpsRanger. Here is what their marketplace dashboards were never going to show them.
Pilot brand · first 24 hours
in approved purchase orders, sitting unbooked, and growing overnight. Revenue Blinkit had already agreed to buy, lapsing because nobody booked the delivery.
Not shown as a loss on any marketplace dashboard.
A second pilot brand · first 24 hours
of their search visibility was paid, not earned. Two keywords had no organic presence at all, so the moment the ads stop, they vanish.
of their own stores out of stock after 8pm, still paying to advertise into empty shelves.
None of it was visible on a marketplace dashboard. OpsRanger surfaced all of it on day one.
Your top city, back within 3 hours.
On its way. Your audit for lands within 3 hours.
Every seller-panel login, every dark-store check, every Monday report - done for all your brands before your team signs in.
Daily ops
No more logging into ten seller panels a morning.
Scaling
Add a client, not an analyst.
Accountability
Prove the shelf, not the ad.
We read every store, not a sample, and track dark-store expansion month over month. When a chain moves into a new city, you see it and can plan where to spend next.
2,450+
Blinkit dark stores now, and climbing
Monthly
new openings mapped, every platform
371
cities covered, down to the pincode
Daily
every store re-checked, not sampled
No. You set the slot, the hours and the floor/ceiling once. Ranger checks your rank every fifteen minutes and moves the bid inside those guardrails - you are told afterwards, not asked each time.
No. Every city we cover and every competitor we track are included on every plan, at any size. The only things that move the price are your catalogue size and how many keywords you track.
No. Billing is monthly with no minimum term - change your plan or cancel month to month.
Yes - locked for 12 months from the date you sign up, not from when we raise prices.
That call is usually where the price gets set by how the meeting went, not by what the product does. The number is on the pricing page instead.