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November 2026

$91M
Revenue
379.9M
Visits/mo
1.4/5
Trustpilot
#83
Global Rank
Estimated Revenue *
$91M
Based on traffic
Total Employees *
7.6K
Based on traffic
Global Rank
#83

What is Amazon's Revenue?

Amazon's estimated revenue is $91M (estimated based on traffic).

What does Amazon do?

Amazon is a company in the technology industry.

3mo Traffic Growth
-0.1%
Monthly Hits
379.9M
Time on Site
9:43Mins
Bounce Rate
45%

How fast is Amazon growing?

Amazon has changed by -0.1% in the last 3 months according to SimilarWeb.

How do people find Amazon?

People visit Amazon through various channels. 96% find them through search engines.

How do people interact with Amazon?

Last month, Amazon received 379.9M visitors who spent an average of 9:43 minutes on the website and visited 5.5 different pages per session. Overall, 45% of people bounce on the first visit.

Who uses Amazon?

Amazon's top market is Japan and they receive 95% of visitors from there. The 2nd is United States with 1%. The 3rd is Taiwan with 1%.

Traffic Growth (last 3 months)

379.9M visits
Aug 2026
379.9M
432.2M visits
Jul 2026
432.2M
388.1M visits
Jun 2026
388.1M

Traffic Sources

Search96%
Paid4%

Top Countries

Japan95%
United States1%
Taiwan1%
South Korea0%
Hong Kong0%
Review Score
1.4/5
Total Reviews
173
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Amazon Japan
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JPNKK
Reviewed on May 28, 2026

Ridiculous shipping cost & Less availability

I've been using Amazon in Japan for over 25 years now. Their reputation used to be great, but now customers in Japan are getting tired of false item descriptions and switching to something else. I still use them from time to time to buy items that are only available in Japan. I used to be able to buy just about anything, but after Covid the items eligible for shipping to the U.S were dramatically reduced. They also charge way too much for shipping, so I use them less frequently. I never had issues with delivery; sometimes they arrive faster than U.S domestic vendors, and I have never received a damaged produt. DHL handles shipping to North Eastern U.S and they are great. If Amazon.co.jp reduces the shipping cost and makes every item eligible for shipping overseas, their sales would double.

Sato Yui
Reviewed on Sep 26, 2025

I usually get my orders on time and the…

I usually get my orders on time and the packaging is good, but sometimes the delivery is delayer or the product is not exactly as described. Customer service replies, but it can take time and is not always helpful. Still convenient for many things, but not always reliable

Amaury Díaz
Reviewed on Sep 21, 2026

Don't ever use Amazon Japan, warning!

I didn't know Amazon Japan was so bad in every sense. The quality of the products is very poor, some stuff don't even close properly then bad design and manufactured poorly. But the worst part, I had to sign up again even though I already had an amazon account then they asked me for card verification, even though I have 2 step verification, fingerprint login, SMS verification, app verification, email verification, whatsapp verification (Yes, they tested all) still blocked all my amazon accounts and there's no way to contact amazon customer services. When I purchased with all the cards and they're under my name. Is crazy. Don't use Amazon Japan.

Dave
Reviewed on Sep 12, 2026

I've used Amazon in other countries and it's…

I've used Amazon in other countries and it's excellent. But the quality here is terrible, there's lots of different carriers and if the item doesn't arrive you've got to follow up with them by yourself. Total mess of a service.

Satoshi
Reviewed on Jul 22, 2026

Extremely disappointed with Amazon…

Extremely disappointed with Amazon Japan. My package was delayed without any clear update, and when it finally arrived, the box was damaged. Customer support was completely unhelpful and just kept giving automated responses. Definitely not the level of service expected from Amazon

Dev SecOp
Reviewed on Apr 2, 2026

Item arrived I. A box damaged - no help in return or refund

Item arrived with order in a single box with NO protection. The box was damaged - amazon not giving any compensation or option to refund. Amazon Japan is not the same as global amazon - I’ve shopped before in Us, UAE and Australia - all have amazing customer service. Japan has no customer service. Shame on amazing Japan

Mik Olsen
Reviewed on Jan 21, 2026

レビュータイトル:🚨 警告:日本の自動車所有者にとっての安全性とセキュリティ上のリスク(iCarsoft CR MAX) 評価:

Review Title: 🚨 WARNING: Safety & Security Risks for Japanese Vehicle Owners (iCarsoft CR MAX) Rating: ⭐☆☆☆☆ Review Content: As a certified professional mechanic since 1993, I am raising an urgent alert to the Japanese community regarding iCarsoft's business practices, technical safety, and environmental impact. 1. Violation of "Mottainai" (Environmental Responsibility) In Japan, we respect our resources. iCarsoft markets itself as a "Green Product," yet they refuse to provide spare parts (like replacement screens). When a simple hardware component fails, they force you to scrap the entire high-end unit. This intentional creation of electronic waste is a direct attack on the environment and the "Right to Repair." 2. Cybersecurity Risks for Japanese Cars Japan is a global leader in automotive technology (Toyota, Honda, Nissan, etc.). By plugging an iCarsoft device into your vehicle’s OBD2 port, you are connecting closed-source code from an unverified origin directly to your car’s ECU (Brain). Given that iCarsoft uses a fake "Virtual Office" in Washington D.C. (Davis Building) to hide its true operations in Shenzhen, China, the risk of unmonitored data access via WiFi is a serious security concern for your vehicle and your home network. 3. Safety Compliance Concerns (PSE & METI) Under Japan’s revised Product Safety Laws (Dec 2025), overseas sellers must have a verifiable Domestic Administrator and meet strict safety standards. iCarsoft’s lack of a physical presence in the US or Japan makes it nearly impossible for consumers to hold them accountable for software-induced system failures, which can cost upwards of ¥230,000 (approx. €1,400) to repair. 4. Professional Conclusion A diagnostic tool is a precision instrument. A company that hides behind a mailbox address and refuses to support its hardware cannot be trusted with the complex electronic systems of a modern Japanese car. My Advice: Do not be fooled by the polished branding. Protect your car, your data, and our environment. Demand transparency and real support.

Pele C
Reviewed on Jan 13, 2026

Absolute useless

Absolute useless, cancelled my order, put a hold on my account and I didn't realise it. The order email was done in English yet the warning email was in Japanese, are they absolutely stupid or what? Got forced to sign up to the Japanese version as they didn't let me use my native Country's one. Needed an item in a rush on my travels and they royally boned me over. Useless, pathetic and stupid. Screw you Amazon

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