Jahez vs The Chefz: What Changes by Area

Hi, it's Wassim from Burger Index,

On this week’s BI Insights we looked at how Jahez and The Chefz compare in Riyadh.

Sales, growth, commercial and operations teams at delivery platforms are constantly trying to answer questions like:

• What is our store gap vs competitors in Riyadh?

• How many brands do we load vs them from this location?

• How does our delivery fee and time compare at peak hours?

• Are we more affordable in this area?

These are simple questions.

But answering them requires structured data across platforms.

Most of this data lives across apps and websites, with assortment, pricing, promotions and fees all varying in format.

Teams end up building pipelines and cleaning data manually,
and still operate with incomplete or inconsistent views of the market.

This is exactly what we solve at Burger Index.

By extracting, matching and structuring this data across F&B websites and applications, you can answer these questions in seconds.

Let's get into it.

Store coverage

Despite Jahez’s much wider selection, The Chefz still lists a substantial number of stores that are not available on Jahez, highlighting gaps in coverage at platform level.

Choice

Country level store coverage does not always reflect local choice.

Jahez has significantly more stores across Riyadh overall. But when we zoom into a specific area like Al Sulaymaniyah, the number of brands loaded on each platform is very similar.

This matters because users make decisions at pin level, not country level.

For growth and operations teams, the real question is not only who has more stores overall, but who offers more choice in each area.

Delivery

Jahez loads more brands from shorter distances while The Chefz operates across longer distances, but maintains a lower maximum delivery fee.

Pricing

Across 71 common stores loaded in Al Sulaymaniyah, 28 are priced higher on Jahez vs 20 on The Chefz, showing a platform level skew. 

What this means

These differences become visible when you zoom in area by area.

At a platform level, Jahez leads on scale.
At a local level, choice can be similar, delivery models differ, and pricing shows platform specific promotions and fees.

This is what teams need to track to understand how they are actually performing.

Burger Index matches and structures this data across platforms, so these comparisons can be run continuously, in any market

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