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made.com Annual Revenue and Growth
made.com's annual sales on its online store amounted to $58.8M in 2025, down 0-5% from the previous year. For 2026, revenue is expected to grow by 20-50%. This suggests a turnaround from last year's decline.
made.com's monthly revenueOVER TIME
Over the past three months, made.com revenue has experienced decline of 15%, compared to the preceding three months.
made.com competitors
The most significant gap between made.com and its closest competitor, ebay.co.uk, is in revenue, where made.com trails by an astonishing $1.1 billion. In July 2026, made.com generated $5.1 million from 14,600 transactions, while ebay.co.uk reached $1.1 billion with 9.2 million transactions. Additionally, made.com recorded 752,000 sessions compared to ebay.co.uk's 187.5 million, a difference of 186.7 million. In terms of conversion rates, made.com’s rate of 1.50-2.00% falls short of ebay.co.uk's 4.50-5.00%. Although madeindesign.co.uk lags behind with revenue of $309,000 and a conversion rate of 0.50-1.00%, made.com still ranks higher overall among competitors. In contrast, wayfair.co.uk and next.co.uk have higher revenues of $59.6 million and $192.2 million, respectively, with made.com still trailing in terms of transactions and sessions.
Revenue share by device at made.com
In July large majority of sales on made.com, 79% was finalized on desktop devices, with 21% of sales coming from mobile devices (mobile web only, excluding app usage, if relevant).
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made.com channels
Identify top traffic channels that drive growth for made.comand discover how performance of traffic channels has changed over time.
made.com Google Ads spend
Evaluate made.com's Google search ad spend, ad clicks and cost-per-click. Review performance over time and gain deeper view into their ad campaign spend.
made.com devices
Review made.com's performance across desktop and mobile devices. Analyze how revenue, conversion rate, transactions, AOV and sessions vary depending on the device shoppers use.
