AI Insights · Timothy · January 2022
Performance of Top 5 Shopping Apps in the US for Q4 2021
Analyzing the performance of the top 5 shopping applications in the United States during Q4 2021, based on data from Sensor Tower.
In Q4 2021, the top 5 shopping applications in the United States saw varied performance across weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, highlights key trends for these apps on a unified platform.
OfferUp - Buy. Sell. Letgo. observed fluctuations in its weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $649K in mid-November before dropping to around $486K by the end of December. Weekly downloads experienced a slight dip mid-quarter but rebounded to about 241K in the last week of December. Active users showed a mixed trend, starting at nearly 14M and experiencing some ups and downs, closing the quarter at around 13.7M.
CARFAX - Shop New & Used Cars maintained stable weekly revenue throughout the quarter, averaging around $98K to $101K. Downloads saw a slight decline from approximately 39K at the beginning of October to 31K in early December, with a slight uptick to 36K in the final week. Active users hovered around the 90K mark, showing minor fluctuations but ending the quarter with a modest increase to about 92K.
Buy and sell - Marketplace reported consistent weekly revenue, ranging from $35K to $47K, with a notable increase in the last week of December to around $43K. Downloads fluctuated slightly, from a low of 13K in mid-December to a high of 17K in early October and the final week of December. Active users remained relatively steady, averaging around 21K throughout the quarter.
HotStock - in-stock alerts experienced significant growth in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $27K in mid-November. Downloads surged from about 5K in late September to over 23K by the third week of November. Active users saw a corresponding increase, starting at 40K and reaching nearly 79K by the end of November before tapering off to around 60K by the end of December.
Sole Retriever - Sneakers had a varied performance in weekly revenue, with a high of about $20K in early December and a low of around $10K in the final week of December. Downloads grew from approximately 477 in late September to 3K by the end of November, before stabilizing around 1.7K in the last week of December.
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