Top DIY & home improvement online stores United States 2021

Homedepot.com is the online shop with the highest eCommerce net sales that is selling products in the DIY & home improvement e-commerce market in the U.S., with a revenue of US$18,387 million in 2021 generated in the U.S., followed by lowes.com with US$8,774 million. Third place is taken by grainger.com with US$5,169 million. Menards.com is the fourth biggest DIY & home improvement online store in the U.S. with US$1,084 million in 2021.

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Top online stores in the DIY & home improvement segment in the U.S. in 2021, by e-commerce net sales (in million U.S. dollar)

Characteristic	E-commerce revenue in million U.S. dollar
homedepot.com	18,387
lowes.com	8,774
grainger.com	5,169
menards.com	1,084
harborfreight.com	508

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October 2022

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United States

Survey time period

2021

Supplementary notes

Shops in the the DIY & home improvement specialist group sell the classic product line of a DIY & home improvment store. That means a wide range of products and not being a specialist in selling only one product class like tools or tiles.

The e-commerce market encompasses the sale of physical goods via a digital channel to a private end user (B2C). Incorporated in this definition are purchases via desktop computer (including notebooks and laptops) as well as purchases via mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.

The following are not included in the e-commerce market: marketplace platforms only, digitally distributed services (e.g. travel tickets), online stores dedicated to digital media downloads or streams as well as online stores dedicated to B2B markets nor sales between private persons (C2C). Market volume, market growth and all monetary figures at store level refer to the annual e-commerce net sales after the deduction of returns.

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