Top Ecommerce Companies in the USA: 100 Brands to Watch Right Now
Selling to ecommerce companies? Then keep a close eye on the leaders.
That’s why we created and regularly update our rankings of the top ecommerce companies in the US, including the top 50 and the 50 fastest-growing. We’ve got lists for the top ecommerce companies in the world and the UK’s top ecommerce companies, too (after all, you’ve got to keep that digital sales strategy sharp to win big).
So, which ecommerce brands are leading in terms of website traffic? And which ones are on the rise?
First up, we’ve got some key stats about both the top ecommerce companies and the fastest-growing. Then, in just a few scrolls down, you’ll find the United States’ top 50 ecommerce companies, followed by the top 50 fastest-growing ecommerce brands.
Key stats about the top ecommerce brands in the US
Through our traffic data, we saw the following themes in December 2025:
🎁 Holiday shopping drives demand
🔎 Timely, seasonal keywords make the difference
🏷️ Deal-seeking behavior stays strong post-Cyber Monday
🏡 Household-name retailers continue to win on traffic
Top ecommerce companies in the United States
Here’s a little teaser of what you’ll find in the full downloadable list of the top 50 ecommerce companies in the United States:
| Rank | Domain | Monthly Visits | HQ country |
| 1 | amazon.com | 6,705,767,941 | United States |
| 2 | ebay.com | 1,156,142,915 | United States |
| 3 | walmart.com | 721,486,123 | Canada |
| 4 | apple.com | 546,179,127 | United States |
| 5 | target.com | 315,112,155 | United States |
| 6 | homedepot.com | 218,572,921 | United States |
| 7 | costco.com | 194,652,879 | United States |
| 8 | bestbuy.com | 189,886,880 | United States |
| 9 | nike.com | 149,586,562 | United States |
| 10 | lidl.com | 147,292,449 | United States |
| 11 | macys.com | 145,937,663 | United States |
| 12 | t-mobile.com | 134,942,333 | United States |
| 13 | gap.com | 130,064,041 | United States |
| 14 | sephora.com | 123,440,854 | United States |
| 15 | wayfair.com | 118,619,568 | United States |
The criteria used to create this top 50 list of US ecommerce companies (so you can do it too with Similarweb Sales Intelligence) were:
- Geography: United States
- Website Technologies: Only sites with Ecommerce technologies
- Website Type: Ecommerce
Download the full list here:
The downloadable lists include worldwide traffic for 100 US ecommerce companies, giving you the big-picture view of how these American brands perform globally.
In this blog, we zoom in on the US traffic of the top five ecommerce companies to show what’s driving performance.
If you’re interested in the US traffic share data for all 100 companies, hop into Similarweb Sales Intelligence to pull the full list!
A deeper dive at the top 5 ecommerce companies in the US
The top 15 sneak peek might have curbed curiosity temporarily, but if you’re anything like us, we want to know “why” these companies are on top. Using Similarweb Sales Intelligence tells us precisely that.
Let’s see it in action with a deep dive into the top 5 ecommerce companies in the US in December 2025:
1. Amazon.com
New ecommerce competitors emerge on the scene every day, but with 2.714B total visits and month-over-month (MoM) visits up 8.14%, Amazon continues to lead the category.
Amazon.com’s largest traffic source was direct search, with 1.7B visits, followed by organic search, with 545.9M visits, and paid with 158.5M visits.
When looking at engagement metrics, we see that bounce rates have improved by 0.2% on desktop and 0.39% on mobile.
As mentioned, Direct and Organic Search led the charge in driving traffic to Amazon. So, what was the world looking for that led them to the site? Short answer: Prime and Kindle, plus a big dose of shopping and gift-hunting. Slightly longer answer: these are the 15 most popular organic non-branded keywords for December…
- prime video
- prime gaming
- kindle
- prime
- send to kindle
- Kindle unlimited
- oura ring
- airpods pro 3
- kindle cloud reader
- next playground
- white elephant gift ideas
- motherless
- crocs
- lululemon
- uggs
Prime- and Kindle-related search terms made up nearly half of the top 15, with Prime Video alone pulling in 1.8M clicks. Outside of Amazon-owned products, we see shoppers searching for specific brands and items like AirPods Pro 3, Crocs, Lululemon, and Uggs, plus seasonal intent starting to surface through “white elephant gift ideas.” Most of the top 15 keywords saw positive MoM change, and “white elephant gift ideas” was the breakout with a +1,709% MoM increase.
2. Ebay.com
eBay is one of the first ecommerce companies to create and market an online business connecting buyers and sellers of goods and services and it has also become another household name. Like its predecessor, eBay.com’s December traffic reached 548.4% MoM increase in visits.
When looking into the engagement metrics, we notice an uptick in December for Pages Per Visit on desktop (0.37%) and mobile web (0.19%).
Jumping over to the channels that drove the most traffic, direct search brought in the most (373.7M), followed by organic search (141M), and then social (29.4M). These three channels respectively contributed 61.58%, 25.70%, and 5.35% to the total traffic.
What were people really searching for on eBay? The short answer: the unexpected. Curious shoppers turned to eBay with some truly unique queries. To give you a glimpse into the minds of eBay users, here are the platform’s 15 most popular non-branded organic search terms from December.
- facebook marketplace
- honda prelude
- adidas chinese new year ja
- starbuck bear cup
- onitsuka tiger
- adidas cny jacket
- sd bullion
- product
- best buy
- bmw i8
- terapeak
- usa map
- us map
- dodge viper
- nike vomero premium
Interestingly, the keywords that had the highest MoM change in searches were almost all related to car purchases with Honda prelude (>5000%), BMW I8 (>5000%), Dodge Viper (537%).
3. Walmart.com
The third spot goes to walmart.com, which had 603.1M visits in December, and a 3.4% MoM increase. Let’s see what’s happening with Walmart’s Traffic & Engagement metrics.
Walmart has a mix of ups and downs. One of the positive metrics walmart.com experienced was the page views. In December, both desktop and mobile saw increases – respectively 4.72% and 2.8%.
The largest traffic source for walmart.com was direct search, with 298.1M visits, followed by organic search, with 191.7M visits and social search with 34.9M.
Calling all bargain hunters? We peeked behind the curtain at Walmart’s search data for December and it seems that US consumers came to walmart.com with holiday shopping in mind, driven by Christmas gift-hunting and Cyber Monday spillover, as evidenced by these top 15 non-branded organic keywords. Get ready for some serious shopping inspiration:
- labubu
- apple watch
- straight talk
- airpod pro 3
- ps5
- airpods
- sams club
- tamagotchi paradise
- nintendo switch
- heated blanked
- next playground
- apple watch serie 10
- ninja creamy
- cyber monday deals
- nintendo switch 2
4. Apple.com
Looking for the latest Apple devices, accessories, and services? December brought in 164.3M monthly visits, which is an increase of 4.33% MoM.
Regarding Apple’s Pages Per Visit metric, we’re seeing a slight decrease on desktop of 0.79% and an increase on mobile of 10.27% MoM.
The largest traffic source for apple.com in December was direct search, with 80.6M, then organic search, with 54.2M, followed by referral search at 13.4M.
What were US consumers looking for that led them to apple.com? Here are the top 15 non-branded organic keywords for December…
- iphone 17
- itunes
- ipad
- iphone
- airpods
- app store
- iphone 17 pro max
- airpods pro 3
- iphone 17 pro
- pluribus
- macbook pro
- maps
- macbook air
5. Target.com
The last spot in our top five is target.com, where shoppers can get everything from everyday essentials and groceries to home goods, apparel, and last-minute gifts. In December, target.com had 297.8M total visits and a MoM increase of 13.52%.
When looking at engagement metrics, bounce rates decreased by 1.89% on desktop and 4.49% on mobile.
The largest traffic channel for Target was direct search, with 134.3M visits, followed by organic search, with 121.5M, and then social search, at 18.9M visits.
Unsurprisingly, Target’s top non-branded organic keywords skew heavily toward bestselling tech and toy gifts, led by AirPods, Nintendo Switch (and “Switch 2”), LEGO (including LEGO Flowers), Apple Watch, PS5, and Tonies.
- airpods
- owala
- nintendo switch 2
- switch 2
- nintendo switch
- lego
- best cyber monday deals
- airpods pro 3
- apple airpods
- lego flowers
- tonies
- apple watch
- ps5
- jobs near me
- owala water bottle
Top fastest-growing ecommerce companies list in the US
Ready to meet our December 2025 winners? Here’s a quick intro to the 15 fastest-growing US ecommerce companies:
| Rank | Domain | MoM Change | Monthly Visits | HQ country |
| 1 | dallasjdmmotors.com | 1,539.64% | 603,370 | Netherlands |
| 2 | wolfermans.com | 423.98% | 774,479 | United States |
| 3 | soundtoys.com | 374.12% | 2,551,350 | United States |
| 4 | winecountrygiftbaskets.com | 318.58% | 736,900 | United States |
| 5 | articangel.com | 260.08% | 550,595 | United States |
| 6 | giri.in | 245.77% | 664,411 | United States |
| 7 | zebrapen.com | 245.39% | 537,674 | United States |
| 8 | wisconsincheeseman.com | 210.84% | 561,198 | United States |
| 9 | kansascitysteaks.com | 210.42% | 960,326 | United States |
| 10 | athenslawn.com | 206.74% | 4,180,268 | United Kingdom |
| 11 | pacas.com | 189.85% | 1,863,750 | United States |
| 12 | harryanddavid.com | 177.75% | 2,818,825 | United States |
| 13 | giftory.com | 172.51%% | 1,620,866 | United States |
| 14 | auraframes.com | 164.41% | 3,022,352 | United States |
| 15 | postable.com | 155.20% | 7,569,812 | United States |
The criteria we used to create this list (so you can do it too, with Similarweb Sales Intelligence):
- Geography: United States
- Website Type: Ecommerce
- Website Technologies: Only sites with Ecommerce technologies
- Incoming Visits: Minimum 500K
Ranked by monthly visits increase, November 2025 vs December 2025
Download the full list here:
A deeper dive into the top 5 fastest-growing ecommerce companies in the United States
Here’s what we found out about these winners using Similarweb Sales Intelligence:
1. Dallas JDM Motors
The number one spot for the fastest-growing ecommerce site goes to dallasjdmmotors.com. In December, Dallas JDM Motors saw a 1539.64% MoM increase totaling 603.4K visits.
Moving to the Traffic & Engagement overview, dallasjdmmotors.com’s visit duration saw an impressive rise in December: desktop had a 138.73% increase while mobile web was up by 1634.40%.
When it comes to channels, the ones that brought in the most visits are organic search (337.4K), direct search (138.3K), paid search (62.6K), and social (35.7K). And out of the 603.4 visits, 597.8K, more than 99%, came from mobile!
With such high organic search traffic, let’s take a look at the top 15 organic non-branded keywords users were searching for:
- subaru ej25 turbo engine
- 1jz vvti engine with manual transmission
- 15ba honda transmission for sale dallas tx
- honda civic used cvt transmission for sale dallas texas
- remanufactored transmission 2014 subaru xv crosstrek
- 2006 subaru baja turbo 2.5l ej25 engine diagram
- usa jdm engines dallas
- 2012 honda accord engine
- 2jz engine
- Ej20x
- jdm
- subaru wrx engine
- k24 engine for sale
- 2014 kia sorento engine
- 2014 subaru forester transmission
2. Wolfermans.com
The December runner-up spot goes to Wolferman’s Bakery. This month, wolfermans.com saw a 427.87% MoM increase, reaching 768.4K total visits.
In Dec 2025, bounce rate moves in opposite directions by device. Desktop rises to 44.94% (+34.29% MoM), indicating a sharp drop in engagement, while mobile web improves to 45.36% (-8.62% MoM), showing fewer single-page visits compared to the prior month.
When it comes to traffic channels, Wolfermans.com’s biggest driver is direct search, with 355.2K followed by organic search, with 152.5K, and then paid search, with 135.4K. This is our first brand with the largest traffic coming in from direct traffic.
The top paid non-branded search terms that drove traffic to Wolferman’s site were:
- wolfgang baking company
- christmas gifts
- brunch gifts to send
- breakfast gift from christmas
- christmas baskets for gifts
- gift baskets for christmas
- english muffin
- bets holiday baskets
- publix english muffins
- waffle gift basket
- imported english muffin
- moonrise bagels
- honey baked ham
- holiday gift baskets
- best food gift to send
3. Soundtoys.com
The third place for the fastest-growing ecommerce site in the US goes to soundtoys.com. In December, the site saw a 310.32% MoM increase with 351K total visits.
Regarding soundtoys.com’s bounce rate metric, engagement improves across both devices. Desktop bounce rate falls to 20.55% (-27.62% MoM) and mobile web drops to 37.8% (-35.64% MoM), indicating fewer single-page sessions compared to the prior month.
As we move over to the Marketing Channels for Soundtoys, the channels that brought in the most traffic were:
- Direct (178.1K)
- Organic search (107.6K)
- Paid (36.2K)
Let’s also take a look at the SEO strategy soundtoys.com was working on.
Here are the top 15 non-branded keywords driving users to Soundtoys:
- little alterboy
- echo boy
- decapitator
- little alter boy plugin
- little alter boy
- little microshift
- echoboy plugin
- nick sylvester
- echoboy
- decapitator plugin
- echoboy jr. v5
- little primaltap
- devil-loc
- little altar boy plugin
- devil loc
4. Winecountrygiftbaskets.com
Our next spot for the fastest-growing ecommerce site goes to winecountrygiftbaskets.com. In December, the site hit 724K total visits and a 323.24% increase in MoM.
When we examined winecountrygiftbaskets.com’s traffic and engagement, we found that page views had been trending upward in December. Desktop increased by 13.32%, and mobile increased by 21.43%.
Moving onto the channels that drove the most traffic to Winecountrygiftbaskets.com, we see that the direct search channel led the traffic (381.5K), then organic (230.4K), followed by paid (58.5K). We also noticed that out of 1M visitors, 852.2K came from mobile devices, regardless of which channel they came from.
Hopping over to the organic non-branded keywords, the top 15 keywords that brought people to the site are:
- gift baskets
- holiday gift baskets
- christmas gift
- wine basket
- christmas gift baskets
- govida gift basket
- christmas goft
- christmas gift baskets for adults
- gift basket
- boarderie
- wine country catalog
- christmas baskets
- gift baskets with free shipping
- wine and chocolate gift baskets
- coffee and tea gift basket
5. Articangel.com
The last spot on this list is articangel.com. In December, Artic Angel had 550.6K total visits, a 260.73% MoM increase and a 0.99% YoY increase.
Analyzing their traffic & engagement, we noticed the bounce rate improved slightly across both devices. Desktop bounce rate declines to 61.09% (-10.63% MoM) and mobile web drops to 61.17% (-7.49% MoM), bringing both device types to roughly the same level around 61%.
On to Articangel.com marketing channels. The leading channel is by far the Direct channel with 286.6K, followed by social (99.3K), and then display channel (57.3K).
When we checked the organic non-branded keywords rtcoutdoors.com was working with, these were the top 15:
- necklace for women
- amazon charistmas present
- christmas gifts for mom
- daughters necklace
- presents for wife
- christmas gifts for mom
- to my daughter neckless
- daughter necklace
- gift for my wife
- dad to daughter gifts for 7 year old girl
- what is a good christmas gift
- father journal to son
- to my son bracelet
- gift for my mom christmas
- gifts for teenage girls
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FAQs
Which is the biggest ecommerce company in the United States?
Amazon.com leads with 6.705B total visits in December 2025, followed by eBay.com with 1.156B visits.
How does Similarweb rank the top ecommerce companies in the United States?
We rank companies by estimated monthly website traffic, filtered for ecommerce retailers through website type and technology detection.
What criteria were used to build the top 50 US ecommerce companies list?
To build the top 50 US ecommerce companies list, we used the filter Geography set on “United States”, the filter Website type set on “Ecommerce”, and Website technology with site detected with ecommerce technologies (to ensure the domains are true ecommerce properties)
Which ecommerce brands had the highest website traffic in December 2025?
The top five brands were Amazon.com, eBay.com, Walmart.com, Apple.com, and Target.com.
Which ecommerce companies are the fastest-growing in the US?
The fastest-growing list highlights ecommerce sites with the biggest month-over-month (MoM) increase in visits, using a minimum threshold of 500K incoming visits. In this blog, the list is ranked by monthly visits increase.
What were the biggest traffic drivers for the top ecommerce companies in December 2025?
Direct and Organic Search were the primary drivers across the top five, with Social following as a significant third channel for eBay and Walmart.
What seasonal trends impacted ecommerce traffic in December 2025?
Traffic reflected intense holiday demand and deal-seeking behavior that persisted from Cyber Monday through the end of the year.
What are the most common non-branded keywords driving traffic?
Shoppers primarily use keywords related to high-demand electronics and toys, holiday gift ideas, and practical home or apparel needs.
Why do some “fastest-growing” sites show major mobile traffic spikes?
Mobile spikes typically indicate high engagement from deal-seekers and social media-driven shoppers during peak promotional periods.
How can I download the full list and use it to find B2B leads?
You can download the full lists for top and fastest-growing companies via the provided links or recreate them in Similarweb Sales Intelligence to identify high-potential prospects.
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