According to Grips Intelligence in-store data tracked across Best Buy, Amazon, and Lowe's from January 1 to September 30, 2026, KitchenAid — a brand of Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE: WHR) — shows heavily concentrated retail distribution. Best Buy alone accounts for 86.2% of year-to-date revenue, with Amazon contributing 11.0% and lowes.com just 1.4%, leaving the brand's performance closely tied to a single retail partner. The average product price across tracked channels sits at $269.67, though this blends very different price tiers by retailer. Momentum weakened notably in the third quarter, with revenue falling 41.9% across the July–September window and dropping 35.5% month over month in the most recent period. Average selling price followed a similar path, declining 17.5% over the quarter to $252.08, suggesting a mix shift toward lower-priced items alongside the revenue contraction.
OVER TIME
Over the last three months, revenue on tracked channels has declined by 42% from Jul to Sep.
OVER TIME
Over the last three months, average selling price on tracked channels has decreased by 17% from Jul to Sep.
REVENUE SHARE
Revenue distribution across product categories for Kitchenaid on Best Buy.
REVENUE SHARE
Revenue distribution across tracked channels for Kitchenaid.
BY REVENUE
Kitchenaid sells 12% online and 88% offline. Online runs through 3 channels; offline through 2.
Online
12%
88%
Offline
Online channels
12%
Offline channels
88%
BY REVIEW COUNT
Across 22M ratings on 3 channels, Kitchenaid averages 4.6★. Most reviews for the products are in the 4.6–4.8 range.
BRAND AVERAGE
4.6
/ 5
From 22M 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
$10,529.99
Price
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Revenue
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Price
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Revenue
$1,099.99
Price
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Revenue
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Price
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Revenue
$1,291.25
Price
$20M
Revenue
$149.99
Price
Revenue
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Revenue
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Revenue
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