Q4 2020 Performance of Top Android Shopping Apps in the US

As the final quarter of 2020 wrapped up, the performance of shopping applications on Android in the United States presented noteworthy trends in downloads and weekly active users. This data, collected by Sensor Tower, offers a glimpse into consumer behavior during this period.

Walmart: Shopping & Savings experienced a surge in downloads, peaking at approximately 322K in the week of November 23. Although the app had no reported revenue, its weekly active users saw a high of 6.8M in the same week, indicating a robust user engagement during the holiday shopping season.

Amazon Shopping, another major player, also showed a consistent increase in downloads, with a notable jump to over 211K in the last week of December. The app's weekly active users remained significantly high throughout the quarter, hovering around the 10M mark, showcasing Amazon's strong presence in the e-commerce space.

The most rewarding way to Shop, powered by Shopify, saw its downloads climb steadily, reaching nearly 249K in mid-December. The app's weekly active users mirrored this growth, peaking at over 1.8M towards the end of November.

Wish: Shop and Save observed a fluctuating pattern in downloads, with an early quarter high of approximately 152K, then a dip, followed by a rise to over 162K in the final week of the year. Its active users peaked at over 2.3M in the week of November 23, before experiencing a decline towards the end of December.

Lastly, Amazon Alexa showed a dramatic increase in downloads, skyrocketing to over 360K during the week of December 21. The app's active users also saw a significant rise to nearly 1.9M in the same period.

For more insights into the performance of shopping apps and other categories, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data provides an in-depth look at the trends shaping the mobile app landscape.