CUSTOMERS
Customer Examples from the Priceonomics Data Studio
Some customer examples of work from the Priceonomics Data Studio and how each of the articles spread. Read More »
Ranking the cities and states where pizza is most expensive and prevalent.
Data confirms what you may already know - people hate being left waiting at the doctor's office.
What's the most popular snack at offices in America? LaCroix sparkling water!
We analyze how much money people actually spend on food and whether they actually get meals, groceries, and ingredients delivered.
People are 81% more likely to fill out a form if they're on their desktop computers instead of phones.
Who smiles at work? Ranking countries, companies, and job titles by propensity to smile.
Do neighborhoods with lots of coffee shops tend to have high rent?
Data that answers the most important question for people who sell things online - what causes potential customers to open their wallets?
Which sites have the largest percentage of their visitors that are men, women, millennials, seniors, rich people, and more?
Some cities in America serve mostly tacos. Others mostly burritos. What about your city?
Analyzing the relationship between crime and rent in American cities.
We analyze the restaurant industry to see how often vendors charge different prices for the same ingredient.
We analyzed how much money people make from their side-gigs on Uber, Airbnb, Lyft and more.
Analyzing which traders generate the highest returns in the nascent "Meme Economy."
For mainstream brands, men's shoes are slightly more expensive than women's.
Which companies' workforces are able to generate the most revenue?
For more than 500 years, the honorary degree has provided an opportunity for colleges to build relationships with the rich, famous, and well-connected, in hopes of securing financial donations and cheap publicity.
Analyzing how gets help paying for college and student debt effects people by race and gender.
Which cities and states have the highest density of craft breweries?
Which countries use up all our environmental resources and which ones create new ones?
Ranking software applications by whether customers recommend them or not.
Americans nearly universally speed, and excess speed is a factor in many accidents. But what if higher speed limits made roads safer?
Which graduate degree helps you pay off your debt the fastest? And is there a financial payoff for attending a more prestigious graduate school?
2016 may go down as the year that politics ruined memes (if you're the sort of person that thinks about such things).
How much do the ingredients actually cost in your favorite foods? And what's the margin on guacamole on your burrito?
