According to in-store data from Grips Intelligence, Brother generated the majority of its revenue through Amazon, which accounted for 70.6% of total revenue share between January and May 2026, followed by Office Depot at 24.2%, with Best Buy and Newegg capturing the remaining share across the four tracked retailers. The brand's average product price stood at $106.05 during this period, reflecting a 6.6% overall increase in average pricing over the observed trend. Despite rising prices, Brother experienced a 4.4% decline in overall revenue during the trend period, suggesting potential volume softness as price points moved higher. Amazon's dominant share highlights the platform's critical role in Brother's retail distribution strategy, while Office Depot remains a significant secondary channel. These insights underscore the importance of monitoring Brother's pricing and channel dynamics as competitive pressures evolve in 2026.
OVER TIME
Over the last three months, revenue on tracked channels has declined by 4% from Mar to May.
OVER TIME
Over the last three months, average selling price on tracked channels has increased by 7% from Mar to May.
REVENUE SHARE
Revenue distribution across product categories for Brother on Best Buy.
REVENUE SHARE
Revenue distribution across tracked channels for Brother.
BY REVENUE
Brother sells 70% online and 30% offline. Online runs through 3 channels; offline through 2.
Online
70%
30%
Offline
Online channels
70%
Offline channels
30%
BY REVIEW COUNT
Across 4.09M ratings on 5 channels, Brother averages 4.6★. Most reviews for the products are in the 4.6–4.8 range.
BRAND AVERAGE
4.6
/ 5
From 4.09M ratings
Products are bracketed by their average rating, so all of an individual product's reviews fall into one bracket. This isn't a per-star breakdown of individual reviews.
BY REVENUE
$209.99
Price
$8.6M
Revenue
$300.99
Price
$4.98M
Revenue
$109.99
Price
$4.3M
Revenue
$569.98
Price
$2.48M
Revenue
$179.99
Price
$2.07M
Revenue
$149.99
Price
Revenue
$329.99
Price
Revenue
$89.99
Price
Revenue
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