The market-sizing standard for consumer and industry intelligence.
At a Glance
| Publisher | Euromonitor International |
| Coverage | market sizes, company and brand shares, and forecasts across consumer and industrial sectors, spanning 200 countries with deep category granularity |
| Access | institutional subscription (Passport is the platform) |
| Free alternative | national statistics offices, World Bank, OECD for raw indicators |
| Regional | genuinely global, with strong developed- and emerging-market coverage. |
Our Take
When you need a defensible market size, category forecast, or brand-share breakdown, Passport is the reference — it’s where the numbers behind consulting decks and strategy reviews usually originate. Its strength is standardized, comparable data across countries and years, with a clear methodology behind each figure. The trade-offs are cost and the usual caveat with modeled market data: forecasts are estimates, and granular figures rest on assumptions worth reading. Use it as your market-context and sizing layer; trace the methodology note before quoting a number as fact, the same discipline you’d apply to Statista.
Power Tips
- Read the methodology and source note behind a Passport figure before citing it — modeled market sizes carry assumptions, exactly as aggregator statistics do (Issue 1)
- use it as the market-sizing layer in a competitive-landscape workflow, pairing category forecasts with academic and patent signals.
Alternatives & Complements
Statista · Bloomberg Terminal · IBISWorld · national statistics offices.
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