đŸ˜± Amazon needed 2 days to get 4x Walmart’s lift. Amazon’s sale ran October 6-7.

By Ookovalov · October 15, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog

đŸ˜± Amazon needed 2 days to get 4x Walmart’s lift.

Amazon’s sale ran October 6-7.

Walmart’s sale ran October 5-11.

Here’s what Numerator found.

✅ Amazon beat Walmart

During the sale, household spending on Amazon almost doubled compared to a normal Tuesday and Wednesday.

Walmart also grew in its first two sale days. But Amazon’s growth was 4 times bigger.

Half of shoppers compared prices at Walmart or other stores first. People who bought in both sales still spent 8% more on Amazon than the average shopper.

✎ Amazon’s October sale came close to June Prime Day

Average spend per household: $114 in October vs $122 in June.

Average order: almost the same, $48.74 vs $48.99.

74% of Amazon shoppers said rising prices pushed them to shop the sale. In June, it was 70%.

â–Ș People bought basics

Protein shakes, Lysol wipes, toilet paper, dish soap...

68% of items cost under $20.

â–Ș Holiday shopping started early

More than a third of shoppers already did half of their holiday shopping.

Fewer people plan to shop Black Friday (down 4 points) and Cyber Monday (down 5 points).

Part of the November money was already spent in October.

Is your holiday budget still mostly set for November?

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