The challenge
A manufacturer that makes garments for global fashion brands sits one step away from the shopper. Design and pricing decisions arrive through brand briefs, buying meetings and seasonal trend reports. The clearest evidence of what works, what shoppers actually say after they buy, is scattered across thousands of product pages, reviews and social posts.
Reading all of that by hand took the team weeks, so it happened rarely and only for a handful of products. Competitor pricing across brands and stores was effectively out of reach.

Every day, Forevate reads brand websites, e-commerce stores and social media for three sets of products side by side:
- The manufacturer’s own products, as they appear in stores
- Its clients’ products, the brands it makes for
- Competitors’ products, the rivals those brands are measured against
For each one it collects prices, promotions, ratings, reviews and the conversation around them.
What Forevate interprets
Forevate turns that text into shopper pain points and praise on more than 10 garment factors per brand, including price, comfort, size and fit. Each factor is tracked over time and compared across brands.
So instead of a pile of reviews, the team sees a pattern. For example: complaints about sizing are rising on one client’s range, while a competitor at a similar price is winning praise for comfort.

Design and merchandising teams now walk into client conversations with evidence: what that brand’s shoppers complain about, how rival products are priced and reviewed, and what the next range should change. Pricing discussions start from what the market is paying and saying, and the design brief carries the shopper’s voice.
Because Forevate reads every day, the picture stays current through the season, not just at the start of it.

- 5X faster time to insight. Questions that took weeks of reading are answered from a daily feed.
- 60%+ less analysis time. The team spends its time on decisions, not on collecting and sorting reviews.
- 1M+ reviews analysed every month. Across brand websites, e-commerce stores and social media, for the manufacturer’s own, its clients’ and competitors’ products, alongside competitor prices that were previously out of reach.
Forevate shows the effects; the manufacturer’s teams decide what to design and how to price it.