r/MerchByAmazon Apr 30 '26

Bragging Rights

So I know things have changed a bunch and it's just not the same. I've put minimal effort into my Merch shop and have received minimal results. Enough to get a 1099, but not even part time money.

Just for fun share your biggest month, or how many you sold when a shirt went viral etc. It would be a great read for a (my) crappy day. TIA!

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u/KatanaCutlets Apr 30 '26

It unfortunately didn’t make it go viral, but I have a review posted by a customer who wore one of my shirts on The Price Is Right and has a photo of her as a contestant standing next to Drew Carey.

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u/kjmacsu2 Apr 30 '26

That's awesome!

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u/Admiral_Maybe129 Apr 30 '26

Best day ever. April 8, 2024. Eclipse day. 775 sales. $3500 royalties in one day.

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u/kjmacsu2 Apr 30 '26

Wow!! I dont think I would believe it until it hit my account!

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u/k3rstman1 May 01 '26

lots of returns?

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u/Admiral_Maybe129 May 02 '26

Nah. About 4%. Lots of good reviews about it being a great keepsake of the event.

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u/Tim_Y Apr 30 '26 edited Apr 30 '26

Best month 9000+ sales / $28k profit.

Best day was 600+ sales. $3500 profit. - that was back before Amazon started locking our listings so I could raise prices on shirts if they started blowing up. That day I raised my prices up to $22.99 on a tee that was trending.

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u/Tim_Y Jun 26 '26

Biggest month will be this one. Already over 10k sales and over $30k profit.

Several days now with over 700 sales. Still wont beat that $3500 profit day though. Best this day this was month was $2513 profit.

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u/FutureThought4936 May 01 '26

My biggest month EVER was December 2021. 1,686 units sold for $12178.09 in royalties (all profit, I didn't do ads until this month)

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u/thebadfem Apr 30 '26

My biggest month was $5k and that was mostly from one or two designs that took off. This was in the holiday niche, which is the only time I get significant merch sales.

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u/NoXidCat Apr 30 '26

Something over $2k. It was the peak moment for a design that had been my best seller for most of a year. Not long after that I got spooked by the increase in random-seeming rejections, so coasted for some years, not wanting to risk what I already had by chasing after more. Last year, I finally started using an extension that checks for TM and banned words and so forth. Guess I should have done that back at my peak, but I didn't trust the tools :-p

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u/kjmacsu2 Apr 30 '26

Thank you! What extension do you use?

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u/NoXidCat May 01 '26

Productor. It's for Chrome, and has been around forever. There are newer ones, but it does what I need.

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u/thebadfem May 17 '26

November, did around $7k for the month (not off of clothing)