Amazon Prime US Sign-Ups Decline Despite Extended Prime Day Sales
ReutersSeptember 2, 20252 min15,897 views
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- π― Despite Amazon touting record-breaking sales for Prime Day, new US sign-ups fell short of both last year's total and the company's internal targets.
- π Amazon doubled the Prime Day event from two to four days this year, but still saw a 2% decline in new US sign-ups compared to the previous year.
Sign-Up Data and Analysis
- π Internal company data reviewed by Reuters indicates 5.4 million US sign-ups during the 21-day run-up and the 4-day event (July 8th-11th).
- π This figure was approximately 116,000 fewer than the same period last year and 106,000 below Amazon's goal.
Prime Business Overview
- π‘ The data offers a rare look into Amazon's Prime Business, a subscription service providing benefits like fast delivery and streaming content.
- π° Amazon's Prime subscription fees have increased over time, with the most recent hike to $139 per year in 2022.
- π The Prime program is a significant growth driver, generating nearly $24 billion in subscription revenue in the first half of this year.
Amazon's Response
- π¬ Amazon stated that Prime membership continues to show strong growth and customer engagement both in the US and internationally, without providing specific figures.
- π Shares of Amazon were down 3% in midday trading on the day of the report.
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