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Amazon is still the king of e-commerce, claiming a commanding 36 percent marketshare on the biggest online shopping day of the year, according to Slice Intelligence.

Slice tracks the online retail business by looking at receipts from 3 million shoppers. Its data found that Cyber Monday still tops Black Friday for e-commerce, counting 74.6 million shoppers who spent an average of $47.90. That compares to 69 million online shoppers on Black Friday, who spent an average of $42.90.

Online shopping on Black Friday versus Cyber Monday, according to Slice Intelligence.
Online shopping on Black Friday versus Cyber Monday, according to Slice Intelligence.

Amazon was the clear winner on both days, securing more than six times the marketshare of its closest competitor, Best Buy. Interestingly, Amazon’s dominance actually slipped slightly from a 38.8 percent marketshare on Cyber Monday 2014.

Here’s how the top retailers stacked up, according to Slice’s data:

Cyber Monday sales data from Slice Intelligence.
Cyber Monday sales data from Slice Intelligence.

This year’s win will be even a little sweeter than usual for Amazon, as many of those sales didn’t just happen on the company’s shopping platform, they were orders of its own products. Amazon says sales of Amazon devices tripled during the first weekend of the holiday shopping season, setting new records. The company even reports Amazon Echo was the top seller on Black Friday across all products on Amazon.com that cost $100 or more.

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