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How to check which stores range your product

To check which stores range your product, compare the stores that carry it against every store of the chain. Cannonball does this for each product every day, showing how many of the chain's stores range it, the stores that added or dropped it with dates, and the stores where a rival is ranged and you aren't.

Updated 5 October 2026

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Ranged vs in stock

Ranged means the store is meant to carry the product. In stock means it's on the shelf today. A store can range a product and be out of stock, or stop ranging it altogether. Treat them separately: one is a supply problem, the other a listing problem.

After a range review

Retailers review categories on a schedule, and smaller or regional stores are often the first to lose lines. Watching the count of ranged stores day by day shows a drop the week it happens.

FAQ

Questions people ask

What does 'ranged' mean in a supermarket?

A product is ranged at a store when the store is set up to carry it on its shelves. A product can be ranged nationally but missing from individual stores.

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