# Trend Analysis

Trend Analysis visualizes your primary provider's performance against competitors for both fixture and market coverage. Use interactive charts to identify trends over time.

<figure><img src="/files/vEApP9t1nkxqnzMJLcLZ" alt="Trend Analysis"><figcaption><p>Fixture Coverage trends over time</p></figcaption></figure>

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## Overview

The Trend Analysis view centers on two primary components:

| Chart                      | What It Shows                               |
| -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| **Fixture Coverage Graph** | Number of fixtures covered by each provider |
| **Market Coverage Graph**  | Number of unique markets offered            |

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## Key Features

### Click-to-Drill

Click any point on the graph to jump directly to the Coverage Matrix, filtered to that specific time point. This lets you investigate exactly which fixtures or markets are driving the difference.

### Time Periods

| Period        | Description                        |
| ------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| **Today**     | 00:00 to current time minus 1 hour |
| **Yesterday** | Previous full day                  |
| **7D**        | Last 7 days                        |
| **1M**        | Last month                         |
| **3M**        | Last 3 months                      |

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## How to Use

1. **Select providers** — Choose your primary provider and up to 4 competitors
2. **Choose a sport** — Defaults to the sport with highest fixture count
3. **Optional filters** — Narrow by location or competition
4. **Select time range** — Analyze trends over your preferred period
5. **Hover for details** — See exact counts at any point
6. **Click to drill** — Jump to Coverage Matrix for detailed comparison

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## Related

* [Coverage Matrix](/u/boost/provider-benchmark/coverage-matrix.md) — Detailed fixture and market comparison
* [BOOST Overview](/u/boost/boost.md) — Main BOOST documentation


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